Podcasts

Montana’s airports got a funding boost and will utilize $3.2 million in state funding to leverage hundreds of thousands of federal dollars for improvement and rehabilitation projects across 44 public airports in the Treasure State.  Click on the podcast as

The Trump Administration has said it is dismantling the 45-year old U.S. Department of Education to return the power of education over to the states instead of the federal government. What does that mean? Will there be a loss of

The next edition of our ongoing series featuring members of Montana’s citizen legislature discussing the issues. This week features Montana Democrats in the House and Senate.

PERC, the Property and Environment Research Center, based in Bozeman, has recently published two studies of interest to Montanans. One shows the forest areas out west that are susceptible to catastrophic fires due to lack of management, and the other

There are two state conventions going on the through the weekend of April 5 where young adults are preparing and competing for their futures. Click on the podcast to learn more about what drives Montana’s young adults, as NBS’s Joe

Click on the podcast to learn more about the unusual discovery of a blacklegged tick in Montana that is known to carry Lyme disease. The tick is normally found in the eastern U.S., so it’s discovery in Montana has raised

Matt Kuntz, Executive Director of NAMI Montana, and Cassie Wick of Ability Montana provided a thorough update on the major mental wellness bills tracking through the 69th Montana Legislature. Then, Montana’s Sculptor, Jim Dolan, joined the program to discuss the