Podcasts

There’s been a lot of talk about voting rights recently, both across Montana and the United States. There’s also questions about the Biden Administration’s recent bureau nominees and how future U.S. Senate votes could impact Montana. Listen to the podcast to hear Montana Superintendent of Public Instruction Elsie Arntzen discuss

Montana has a wolf problem. Specifically, it has a problem with its wolf population. The most recent Legislative session saw significant changes in the way Montana manages wolves that made some groups happy and other groups wanting further change. Click the podcast to hear from State Representative Paul Fielder on

Our Summer tourism series continues in Yellowstone Country, which boasts everything from high country vistas and hot springs to supervolcanos. Not to mention the great hiking, hunting and fishing opportunities. Executive Director of Yellowstone Country Tourism Region Robin Hoover goes into the different spots for tourists while Chico Hot Springs

The price of oil has gone over $70 per barrel — the highest it’s been in three years. That may be bad news for us when we fill up our gas tanks, but is it all bad for Montana? Click the podcast to hear from Executive Director of the Montana

Did you know that there’s over 50 miles of inaccessible land of the Yellowstone River for recreation? There’s a new committee that’s looking to change that and looking for help. We’re making virtual stops across Montana’s tourism regions to find out what’s going on this Summer. Listen to the podcast

We continue our virtual run across the six Montana regional tourism destinations to see what sort of sights and events are out there for the summer season! Executive Director of Central Montana Tourism Region Gayle Fischer guides us through what the region has to offer while Jamie Carrier of The

Did you know that Montana’s hospitals account for over $6 billion of annual income for Montanans? What about its $1.5 billion in revenue or the 83,000 year-round jobs across the state? These are just some of the figures revealed in a new study from the Bureau of Business and Economic

The state’s high court ruled Thursday in favor of a measure Montana Governor Greg Gianforte supported eliminating the Judicial Nomination Commission. Click on the podcast to hear his reaction, along with a discussion on the state’s preparedness and expectations as the 2021 fire season is upon us. Then, listen as

What does it take to get a fresh business idea off the ground in rural Montana? How do we keep our rural communities vibrant while protecting their values? Click the podcast and hear from Executive Director of Bear Paw Development Paul Tuss on how he’s been doing this across Montana

What does the new reversal of the “Waters of the U.S.” rule mean for non-navigable waters? Are new federal regulations making our private property less private? What about our Second Amendment rights when considering recent public safety concerns and mass shootings? Click the podcast to hear Senior Fellow of Constitutional