Montana Commissioner of Securities and Insurance James Brown joins us to talk about consumer protection and insurance innovation. Commissioner Brown shares the update on the his investigation into a major data breach affecting over 460,000 Montana Blue Cross Blue Shield.
From the battlefield to the wilderness to Big Sky Country. Australian military veteran Lex D. Reilly brings his moving story of how courage, faith, and community can transform a warrior’s heart. Known worldwide as the Australian Viking, Lex is telling
Holly O’Dell is President and CEO of Montana State Fund. She’s visiting our studio bringing $38.5 million dollars with her…. Okay, not exactly. But she is making the rounds across the state returning $38.5 million dollars in benefits to policy
From FAA Chapters to Convention to Careers. Click on the podcast to hear from Montana FFA members and mentors after a successful 98th annual National FFA Convention. How will the next generation of producers shape Montana’s agriculture? With Montana FFA Executive
3rd generation Montana ranchers Dale and Janet Veseth have just made one of the largest and biggest donations for future generations in Montana’s history. The Veseth’s are donating their $21 million, 38-thousand-acre ranch in Phillips County to the Ranchers Stewardship
Montana Governor Greg Gianforte and handful of trade mission members unpacked some of their adventures and take-aways from the recent Montana Trade Mission to South Korea and Japan. From beef and wheat to bioscience and photonics, the trade mission aimed
How far has gene therapy and genetics medicine advanced? How accessible is that healthcare to Montanans? Click on the podcast to learn more about how Shodair Children’s Hospital‘s world-class genetics program has served Montana families for 50 years, and how
From Montana to the world stage. Chef Miguel “Mike” Hernandez just cooked his way to a top-five finish at the World Food Championships! Yes, there’s a story behind it all. Click on the podcast as Mike visits in-studio to talk
Every ten years, Montana voters get the chance to reexamine how their local governments operate. The question was on the ballot in 2024, and about a third of the counties and cities said, “Yes, let’s take a look at what
