There’s a movement toward healthier diets in America, with less additives and processing. In line with that is renewed interest in foraging for edible and nutritious foods on our public lands. Click on the podcast as Beth Brennan, creator of
Jeff Michael, Director of the Bureau of Business and Economic Research, leads a discussion on Montana’s current economy – both the good and bad – after wrapping up a statewide series of presentations and discussion.
Live from the Energy Open in Colstrip, energy experts and leaders join Voices of Montana at the conference to focus on key issues facing the country’s energy future, such as energy distribution and production, data centers, and the on-going process
Montana economist Patrick Barkey, host of the radio series “The Montana Economic Minute” and former Director of the Bureau of Business and Economic Research, joins the program for a broad-based glance around the economy, including discussions on energy, debt, inflation,
How are we educating today’s youth on opportunities and drawbacks from the fast-moving technology know as Artificial Intelligence? Click on the program as Code Girls United founder and CEO Marianne Smith talks about the changes to the program since its
Live from Evergreen’s Treasure State Coffee, at 1405 U.S. Hwy 2 East.
With Janicki Industries President John Janicki
Join us for a great hour of history and fun, as we talk with members of the Military Vehicle Preservation Association convoying across Montana this week as part of their “History in Motion” program that, this year, is tracking the
I-194 is a Montana citizen’s initiative that is expected to make the November ballot that will prohibit corporations in Montana from spending to influence elections. Proponents say it’s step in the right direction to lessen the large influence of money
