Public Service Commission President Brad Molnar is under investigation for alleged workplace misconduct. The allegations are led by fellow commissioner, Jennifer Fielder, who has requested Governor Gianforte dismiss Molnar from the position. Molnar admits his style may not be to
Montana’s petroleum industry contributes around $7 billion yearly to the state’s economy. That’s a tremendous impact – what does the future hold? Click on the podcast as we broadcast live from the Montana Petroleum Association’s annual convention, featuring Billings Philips
Click on the podcast as a handful of young Montanan’s talk about their promising futures thanks to those who have created and guided Code Girl’s United and the Montana Robotics Alliance.
The conversation about combating the high price of prescription drugs took on a more a serious note after President Trump sent out a directive seeking price reforms from major pharmaceutical companies. Will Big Pharma come to the table? Americans often
Alzheimer’s disease is not a normal part of aging—and new research is showing how lifestyle, diet, and exercise may help prevent or delay cognitive decline. Want to learn more? Then please click on the podcast as two of Montana’s leading
At the University of Montana, enrollment is climbing, research is expanding, and new programs are reshaping the future of the workforce. Click on the podcast for a Voices of Montana conversation with UM President Seth Bodnar. President Bodnar shares with
Rich in natural resources, Montana is going to play a big part in America’s energy future, but what that future looks like raises many questions. Click on the podcast as we explore the state’s energy sectors and go in-depth with
Click on the podcast for an informative and encouraging discussion with Trustee Walter Panzirer on the challenges of rural healthcare and how, and why, the Helmsley Charitable Trust is providing millions of dollars to help Montana’s rural hospitals and clinics
