Montana Pocketbook Issues: Estate Plans, Federal Loans and Wheat Prices
How will likely tax increases, especially estate and capital gains taxes, affect your bottom line? Sam Painter from Thompson Painter Law P.C. will be along to discuss why most estate plans fail and what to do about it. We also track the PPP program, as the funds approved by Congress
Montana Youth Scholarships
Need a little help with paying for college? Make sure to look up your local Elks lodges. The Montana State Elks Association is celebrating its National Youth Week for 2021. Click on the podcast to hear Montana State Elks Association 2nd Vice President Elizabeth Wood discuss the many scholarship programs
The Ride To Prevent Suicide
Would you ride 1,000 miles in 24 hours to raise awareness of suicide prevention in Montana? That’s exactly what American Legion Riders, Dog Tag Buddies, and Tenacious Dames have come together to do. The Ride For Tomorrow is a fundraising event that will carry the message of suicide awareness through
Looking Back on the Legislature
The 67th Montana Legislature comes to a close on the regular season. With republicans holding the Governor’s office and a 2-1 majority over the democrats in both bodies, the state GOP held every card — in the hands that played and the hands that didn’t. Click on the podcast
Butte’s Praxis Center & Rural Health Beyond the Pandemic
The pandemic has opened our eyes to the advantages of tele-medicine in rural Montana. What’s next? Click on the podcast to hear three of the nation’s leading authorities discuss how to take advantage of the lessons learned to improve and preserve our vital rural heath clinics. Butte native Ray Rogers
Earth Day: Montanans Making A Difference
What can Montanan’s do to make a positive impact on their environment? What are we doing now? How can we do better across the state and in our own communities? To celebrate this year’s Earth Day, we spoke with a number of people making a difference in Montana. Click the
Basketball, Legislature & Public Lands
It’s April and there’s still college basketball to play in Montana. The Dawson Community College Buccaneers are ready to compete for a national title in the NJCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament and Head Coach Joe Peterson phoned in to discuss the team’s road to the tournament and how they’re preparing for
Tow Rope Tour 2021: Helena
For the last stop of our first run, we visited our state capitol to chat with Mountain Health Co-Op President and CEO Richard Miltenberger, Shodair Children’s’ Hospital Major Gifts Manager Adrienna Hines, Brad Smith and Camry Colter with Valley Sand and Gravel and 1889 Coffee House Owner Brett Wiensch. Click
Tow Rope Tour 2021: Great Falls
This edition finds us in Great Falls at Tracy’s Family Diner where we spoke with Kathy Van Tighem and Kevin Sukut with Benefis Health System, Tara Beam from the Roadhouse Diner, Kylie Myers with Buffalo Jump State Park, Double Barrel Coffeehouse Cafe Owner Lucas Cyr, Pasta Montana’s Randy Gilbertson and
Tow Rope Tour 2021: Lewistown
The first stop of the Tow Rope Tour brought us to Lewistown where we spoke with Karen Kuhlman of the Central Montana Medical Center (CMMC) Foundation, Abby Franks with the Boys and Girls Club of Lewistown, Brett Nienhuis with Big Fish Boat Works and Dale Pfau, Executive Director of Fergus