Weeks after the assassination of Turning Point USA leader Charlie Kirk, the organization that he founded as a teenager in 2012 continues to carry on its advocacy of conservative principles and empowerment of young voters. Click on the podcast as

There’s a series of high-stakes, but seemingly low-profile legal battles taking shape. Case v. Montana, is in front of the U.S. Supreme Court and could redefine police authority to enter homes during emergencies. In addition, a coalition of 26 states, led

Energy, taxes, econ development and many other topics were on the agenda for two of Montana’s oldest grassroots organizations, the Montana Association of Counties, and the Montana Electric Cooperatives’ Association, both of which recently held their annual conventions. Click on

1 in 10 Montanans face food insecurity — including 1 in 6 kids.  Click on the podcast for an eye-opening conversation on hunger, hope, and the power of local action, with Gayle Carlson from the Montana Food Bank Network, Kaya Patten-Fusselman

There are two large public lands and property rights issues on the plate today that will affect Montana’s hunters, farmers, ranchers, rural communities and its economy. Ellie Brighton of the Montana Stockgrowers Association joins us to to discuss the proposed

Montana’s healthcare system, especially in rural areas, is under serious strain. With staffing shortages, overwhelming patient loads, and a wave of new federal regulations, many hospitals are at a breaking point.  In this episode, guest host Steve Arveschoug speaks with