Gayle Carlson of the Montana Food Bank Network discusses the progress on a new 50-thousand square foot facility and how the network is adapting to meet the growing trend of food insecurity in Montana. Carla Dyment, Director of the Flathead
Key in on some of the key issues for the state’s woolgrowers as we broadcast live from the 141st Annual Montana Wool Growers Association Convention.
Taxes: Bob Story of the Montana Taxpayers Association Grains: Live Report from the Montana Grain Growers Association’s Annual Convention and Trade Show Government Reports: Adam Sweet from Eide Bailly on Business Disclosures Mandated in Corporate Transparency Act
How will the newly elected lawmakers approach property taxes? The budget? What other issues rise to the top for the GOP-led Montana legislature? Click on the podcast to hear Speaker of the House Brandon Ler discuss the upcoming 69th session
A wind farm proposal north of Glendive has opened the door to some questions about tower setbacks, wildlife harm mitigation, noise pollution, and public safety. Lenawee County (MI) Commissioner Kevon Martis has encountered many such questions in his position, and
Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen joins the program and talk about a newly discovered plan by Canadian authorities to survey a gun show in Bozeman, much to the AG’s displeasure. Knudsen also addressed a wind farm proposal in eastern Montana
Once again, Montana’s 4-H members show that a bit of work, encouragement, and mentoring pays off for our youth. Click on the podcast to hear the stories of Ariel Petersen from Yellowstone County, Walter Meyers from Hill County, and Alyssa
Montana Senator Steve Daines spoke of the challenges and outcomes of the 2024 election, and what’s on the plate for the GOP-led Congress and White House.
Here’s the 2nd installment of conversations with Montana’s new legislative leadership and what’s on their agenda for the 2025 session, featuring Senate Minority leader Pat Flowers.
