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 But there’s been a shift in the Veterans Administration’s mental-health funding structure from outdated formulas that rewarded volume over innovation to new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
Guest-host Steve Arveschoug, a longtime economic development leader in Montana, sits down with two of the state’s most recognizable mayors: Helena’s Wilmot Collins and Billings’ Bill Cole. They reflect on their biggest challenges and proudest moments — from pandemic pressures
Guest host Steve Arveschoug digs deep into what Winter 25-26 might have in store. He’ll be joined by Montana’s Weatherman, Ed McIntosh, and ag-weather expert Brian Bledsoe. How much moisture are we expected to receive? Are we heading toward one
Montana continues to face some of the toughest mental health challenges in the nation — from high suicide rates to limited access in rural communities. On this episode of Voices of Montana, we take a direct look at what’s driving
Montana State University President Dr. Brock Tessman has been on the job since the first of July. Click on the podcast to find out what’s on his plate … growing enrollment and boosting retention, advancing research and strengthening MSU’s role
From ranching to roaring — meet Montana’s Dino Cowboy Clayton Phipps! He and Peter Larson of the Black Hills Institute of Geological Research join the program to reveal the latest discovery rewriting dinosaur history — Nanotyrannus LIVES!
Our special Veterans Day program, live from Perkins Family Restaurant in Billings where veterans enjoyed a free breakfast, this year features Jack Kindleman, one of the few remaining WW2 veterans alive today. We also learn about the Veterans Treatment Court
Living with Type 1 diabetes can be isolating — but for kids in Montana, there’s a place where everyone understands what you’re gong through. Click on the podcast as Montana Youth Diabetes Alliance Executive Director Tonya Furhmann, and diabetes campers
