Chinese policy author and commentator Gordan Chang is touring the countryside with a strong message on China – remember what they are working for. Author of “Red Plan: China’s Project to Destroy America,” Chang points to the social, economic and
with Cascade County Commissioner Joe Briggs
Nuclear energy is once again being seriously considered as a necessary and viable energy source as industry and society look to curb carbon emissions. A recent Department of Energy study examined how Montana’s current coal infrastructure at Colstrip could be
Montana is global! From wheat and energy to software and manufacturing – Montana has a place on the world stage. But how do you get there? How do you get your Montana products and services on that global stage? In
The 69th Montana Legislature has concluded it’s session and over the next several weeks, Voices of Montana will be talking with stakeholders and industry experts to discuss the impact new laws may have. Montana Chamber of Commerce President Todd O’Hair
With Eastern District U.S. Congressman Troy Downing and Montana Speaker of the House Brandon Ler
Women have always been a big part of Montana agriculture. As mothers, and partners, they face unique challenges. Can you relate? Are you interested in making connections? Click on the podcast, as Red Ants Pants creator and founder Sarah Calhoun,
Hailey Vine from the Montana Department of Agriculture, leads a conversation about growing and marketing specialty crops in the Big Sky — featuring producers Andi Thatcher from Rimrock Flower Farm in Roundup, Jake TeSelle, Crooked Yard Hops, Bozeman, and Katie Madden,
Montana’s tourism and recreation industry is much-loved, and, lately, well-exercised. What are the opportunities? What are the challenges? Those question are at the heart of every networking conversation at the annual Governor’s Conference on Tourism. Click on the podcast for
