Sarah Swanson, Commissioner of the Montana Department of Labor and Industry (DIL) joined the program live from Columbus as the department deployed a rapid response team to assist the miners and their families who are losing their jobs. Sibayne-Stillwater announced […]
Click on the podcast to hear Army veteran Rick Baker talk about the path and the purpose that lead him to create a new veterans memorial, founding Hoodies for Heroes and finding healing along the journey. The new memorial was […]
Andrew Loken and Eddie Foote, of the Veterans Treatment Court, along with Blake Fuhriman, of the Veterans Navigation Network, join the program for a Veterans Day discussion on helping Montana military personnel and their families overcome the obstacles and find […]
REAL Montana is a two-year leadership training and education course for Montanans who look to better their industries and communities. Colt Coffee and Tina Nolevanko are two members of Class 6 who joined us live in front of the rest […]
FWP Director Dustin Temple hops on the show to talk about a management proposal to help mitigate conflicts between trappers and grizzly bears. He also discusses measures the wildlife agency is taking to help restore the Bull Trout population’s in […]
Congressman-elect Troy Downing stops in after his victory in the Eastern District Congressional race to set the stage as he prepares for to take office in the U.S. House of Representatives. Downing, an Air Force Combat veteran and successful businessman, […]
Enough on elections? How about we talk about what the elections are for — in a roundabout, yet very direct way. Today we celebrate our Montana roots with a family that has kept their ranching operation in the family for […]
Is the public fickle? Are we easily led? How does all the mud-slinging really play out with the electorate? If you want to explore some of the broader concepts behind public opinion research then click on the podcast as leading […]
PSC District 3 Candidates Jeff Wellborn (R-Dillon) and Lenny Williams (D-Butte) discuss their positions on energy affordability and reliability, as well as their thoughts on the proposal to remove the Snake River dams.
Over the last 18 months, the Montana Department of Natural Resources and Conservation – the DNRC – has brought numerous stakeholders, some at odds for years, to the table to work on a Comprehensive Water Review. What is behind this water […]
