There are two large public lands and property rights issues on the plate today that will affect Montana’s hunters, farmers, ranchers, rural communities and its economy. Ellie Brighton of the Montana Stockgrowers Association joins us to to discuss the proposed
Montana’s healthcare system, especially in rural areas, is under serious strain. With staffing shortages, overwhelming patient loads, and a wave of new federal regulations, many hospitals are at a breaking point. In this episode, guest host Steve Arveschoug speaks with
What Could a Proposed Rail Merger Mean for Shippers in Montana? Join guest host Steve Arveschoug for an insightful discussion on how the potential merger between two of the top six Class 1 rail transportation providers—Union Pacific and Norfolk Southern—could
When you walk into a room and just before you flip that switch, what gives you the confidence the lights will come on? We’re going to find out what it takes to give us that confidence when Guest host Steve
Montana is poised to step into the digital age in a big way, and this unique BYOP (bring your own power) digital campus design is helping to lead the way. NorthWestern Energy has signed a letter of intent with Quantica
Dr. Alex Kor is the son of two Holocaust survivors — Mickey and Eva Kor. Eva is a well-traveled, (including to Montana) Holocaust speaker and the co-author of Surviving the Angel of Death: The Story of a Mengele Twin in
According to numerous polls, a majority of Americans believe boys DON’T BELONG in the girls’ bathroom or locker room. Jeff Laszloffy, President and Executive Director of the Montana Family Foundation joins the program to discuss how parents and local school
The conflict playing out at Northern Cheyenne Tribal Headquarters began months ago, when President Gene Small attempted to get the tribal council to initiate a financial audit of more than $90 million it was awarded by the federal government through
The Northern Cheyenne made history this week as their Chiefs removed and permanently banned several tribal council leaders after they allegedly illegally removed Council President Gene Small after his inquiries into what happened to more than $90 million in federal
