Montana voters will decide whether to add a nonpartisan judicial-election requirement to the state Constitution. Click on the podcast as Derek Oestreicher of the Montana Family Foundation discusses the opposition to CI-132, including arguments about voter information, judicial accountability, political
Click on the podcast as attorney Matthew Monforton joins the show to discuss the controversy surrounding a film production in Livingston and the city’s decision to temporarily suspend, then reinstate, the project’s filming permit. The conversation explores questions of free
What does it take to keep a rural community thriving? Click on the podcast as we talk with Tara Mastel of MSU Extension’s Reimagining Rural program and Chelsea McKenna Hollander of Winnett ACES about how one of Montana’s smallest towns
The Supporters Defense: With Caitie Butler, Montanans for Nonpartisan Courts and the Hon. Russ Fagg (Ret.), Retired District Court Judge
What was Montana radio like before smartphones, podcasts, social media and the 24-hour news cycle? Brian Bennett, Ed Donahue and Dave Rye take us behind the microphone for stories from decades of Montana broadcasting—what’s changed, what’s better today, and why
Click on the podcast for this excellent wrap-up of the 2026 annual meeting of the Montana Association of Counties (MACo), with Roosevelt County Commissioner, and MACo’s Immediate Past President, Gordon Oelkers of Culbertson.
The MSU College of Nursing has new homes in five Montana communities, thanks to very generous donation by Mark and Robyn Jones, with a huge assist of land donated by several of Montana’s hospital providers. There’s much to like about
400,000 Montana Energy Users Top of Mind-65th Annual MECA Meeting.
The $17.1 billion Meta settlement is about much more than money. Facebook and Instagram will face new restrictions on how teenagers use the platforms – will those changes actually make kids healthier? Montana Superintendent of Public Instruction Susie Hedalen and
