Voices of Montana
Montana 406 Jobs Initiative Aims High Amid Record Low Unemployment
Montana has record low unemployment, but the job market is tight, and employers have roughly 70-thousand job openings in the state. Montana Department of Labor and Industry Commissioner Sarah Swanson joins us in-studio as we go in-depth on a new […]
Israel-Hamas/Iran – The Dynamics of an Old and Tiring Conflict
The Hamas – Israeli conflict is now more than 20-months long. The war to dismantle the terrorist organization has shaken the region, brought devastating civilian losses in Gaza, and drawn in outside powers that could lead to a larger and […]
Rosebud Mine Expansion Comes at Needed Time
After 14 years of working the application, the Westmoreland Rosebud Mine has cleared the final hurdle to a 19-hundred acre mine expansion that will produce around 34 million tons of federal coal and extend the mine’s operation through 2039. Click […]
Healthcare in the Trenches – Billings Clinic and 50 Years of Emergency Care
Emergency care is often the front-line of healthcare—fast-paced, high-pressured, and critical to saving lives. Click on today’s Voices of Montana podcast and hear all about what it takes to operate an award-winning emergency department, as Billings Clinic’s Emergency Services Director […]
How would you define courage? How about a 580-mile walk!
How would you define courage? How about a 580-mile walk. You have to have passion, a purpose, and really good shoes. A long-distance walk does take courage and perseverance (it’s a big deal), but women who have been rescued from […]
Ryggs Johnston – From Libby to Australia to the British Isles
Libby native Ryggs Johnston is breaking barriers. He’s the first Montanan to ever compete in The British Open Championship… and he made the cut. Click on the podcast to hear Ryggs talk about the experience of playing in one of […]