Voices of Montana

Interested in a new path to a teaching degree in Montana?  Then click on the podcast as Montana Dept. of Labor and Industry Commissioner Sarah Swanson lays out all the details of a new Teacher Apprenticeship Program DIL is launching […]

Montana Congressman Troy Downing joins us fresh from Crypto Week in Washington, D.C., to break down what lawmakers are saying about the future of digital assets—and how Montana fits into the national conversation. Plus, we dig into some of the […]

Wind development in Montana has met little resistance in the form of local zoning regulations. This has left some folks questioning if there are truly enough public safety and other guidelines to protect their local communities. Click on the podcast […]

Filmmaker Tom Opre has asked a very good question — what is to become of our U.S. food supply if land for production agriculture is lost to development, trophy-ranch owners, or global NGO easements? Click on the podcast as Tom […]

Montana has a new Government Trust Fund, the Growth and Opportunity Trust Fund. It kicks off with $900 million in seed funding from the state’s surplus. Click on the podcast to hear veteran lawmaker and main sponsor, State Representative Llew […]

Click on the podcast as Madelynn Hust, Miss Montana Volunteer (pictured in blue), and MaKayla Sparks, Miss Montana Teen Volunteer (pictured in pink), talk about how the Miss Montana Volunteer program has been an inspiration in their young adult lives. […]

Click on the podcast for an intriguing conversation with two leaders shaping the future of rural power—retiring MECA Executive Director Gary Wiens, and incoming director Mark Lambrecht. We’ll look back on Gary’s 30-year legacy supporting Montana’s electric cooperatives and hear […]

Red Lodge always gears up for the world-famous Home of Champions Rodeo—but this year, there’s more than broncs and bulls in the spotlight. Montana artist Jim Dolan will be placing one of his iconic “Call Home” phone booth metal sculptures […]