Labor shortages are at the top of everyone’s list. The Build Montana program is one initiative that has helped the building industry tackle the problem. Learn more about that program and other initiatives as we broadcast live from the Montana Contractors […]
Flathead County District Court Judge Dan Wilson has launched his bid for a seat on the Montana Supreme Court. Click on the podcast to learn more about Judge Wilson and his candidacy in this interview with Tom Schultz, host of […]
Many workers are struggling to find childcare services in Montana. Employers say it’s one of the biggest hurdles in our current labor market. The story of Zoot Enterprises, a Bozeman-based global application developer that employees around 300 people, is a […]
The recent artic cold has reminded us about the importance of energy. That message was hammered home in parts of central Montana when a lengthy power outage hit roughly 23-hundred members of Fergus Electric Cooperative. Click on the podcast to […]
How much of an impact can philanthropy have on society? The 20-year example of the Gianforte Family Foundation is telling. Click on the podcast as Catherine Koenen, Executive Director of the Gianforte Family Foundation discusses the foundation’s history, focus, and […]
Bonner, Bridger, and Broadus are well represented in this warm first 2024 edition of the 4-H Spotlight, featuring: Missoula County: Leah Nelson, with mother Allyson and mentor Campbell Barrett Carbon County: (In-studio) Mesa Mettes, with father Cole and mentor Duff […]
Solutions for property taxes, housing, and childcare highlight some of the issues policy makers and community and business leaders continue to work on in 2024, leading up to the 2025 legislature. Click on the podcast for a look at those […]
How much sleep do you get? Is it enough? What about your kids – do they get enough sleep? What happens when we don’t get enough sleep? Dr. Cara Palmer, from Montana State University recently concluded a sleep study with […]
What does a good hard look at the ESA reveal? Click on the podcast as national policy expert Jonathan Wood, Vice President of Policy and Law for PERC, the Property and Environment Research Center, based in Bozeman, discusses the pluses […]
Members of the Montana Freedom Caucus called for a special legislative session to address some emerging issues, specifically a significant rise in property taxes in light of the state’s decision to access it’s full 95mil school levy taxing authority. Cities […]
