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Click on the podcast as Montanan Katie Verderber tells us how she’s gearing up for Milan in March as one of the newest members of the USA Paralympic Team. She’ll compete in the sport of Wheelchair Mixed Curling in the […]

Public safety measures have become a bigger part of public meetings and events. Author and personal safety trainer Alain Burrese joins the program to advise the general public, and public officials about the increasing need for better safety measures at […]

Fostering American energy independence, addressing rural education, and making sure the federal government doesn’t backtrack on funding promises for Montana recreation — Click on the podcast as Congressman Troy Downing discusses a busy agenda as the first session of the […]

Diving into what’s on the plate and what’s ahead for Montana’s resilient wool and sheep industry. There’s a brand-new MSU Wool Lab opening this spring, what kind of impact will that have in the state?  We’ll talk about a major […]

Click on the podcast as newly appointed Montana State Representative Stacy Zinn joins us in studio. A longtime DEA agent and former congressional candidate, Zinn has been on the front lines battling cartels, gang crime, and the growing fentanyl threat […]

A powerful conversation with Iraq veteran Jeff Wells, founder of Wish for Our Heroes, Walk Among Heroes, and Winston’s Warriors — and Montana filmmaker Doug Stebleton on their new documentary Walking Among Heroes.  40,000+ military families helped. WWII history preserved. Rescue […]

Rural health care, award-winning rural education, Hi-Line ag, and the future of hometown radio — Voices of Montana is 406-in’ to Malta, where we talked with Phillips County Hospital CEO Jo Tharp, Malta Public Schools Superintendent Steve Bucks, local AG […]

Is the world heading toward a debt crisis?  University of Montana economist Dr. Robert Sonora joins Voices of Montana to break down Japan’s staggering 250% debt trap, China’s aggressive debt-trap diplomacy,  and the U.S.’s quickly escalating national debt and what […]

Montana faces persistent mental-health challenges that are amplified by rural geography, workforce shortages, and a high veteran population. But there’s been a shift in the Veterans Administration’s mental-health funding structure from outdated formulas that rewarded volume over innovation to new […]

Nutrient standards, water and wells… how do we protect water quality without breaking small town budgets?  Click on the podcast as Kelly Lynch of the Montana League of Cities and Towns joins us to talk about community nutrient standards, private […]