Acclaimed author and Martin Luther King, Jr. researcher Dr. Lerone Martin will join University of Montana Professor Tobin Shearer to discuss the upcoming UM President’s Lecture Series presentation of “Becoming King: How a Wavering Teenager Became a Global Icon.”
Senate President Jason Ellsworth will join the program to highlight the first two weeks of the 68th legislature session. Financial relief for Montana families, housing solutions, and reducing the state debt are also items on the table.
Senate Majority Whip Steve Hinebauch (SD18, Wibaux) discusses his bill to increase compensation for participants of Montana’s Block Management program which provides incentives for landowners to allow public hunting on their private property. Then, Governor Greg Gianforte stopped in-studio to […]
What is a cooperative? Is your family, community, church, hobby group a cooperative? Learn more about what a cooperative is and how they benefit Montanans as Voices of Montana broadcast live from the annual meeting of the Montana Council of […]
Chaos, or a Path to Reforms Montana Congressman Matt Rosendale, who was one of about 20 House members advocating for more of return to Regular Order and a change in leadership, discusses the activity and outcome of the vote process […]
Mike McManus, Program Coordinator for the Veterans Navigation Network, hopped on the show to discuss a program to help veterans understand their benefits and reintegrate back into civilian life.
Voices heads back up to the Capitol for a show Friday from the Rotunda – where the Montana Electric Cooperatives’ Association is hosting Co-Op Days at the Capitol. We’ll hear from co-op members and energy leaders who made their way […]
The U.S. House has struggled to elect it’s next Speaker, and Montana’s Matt Rosendale is one of about 20 GOP House members that has taken a hard line against California Republican Kevin McCarthy’s bid. What does this mean for Montana, […]
In January of every year, the Montana Chamber hosts Business Days at the Capitol. This two-day event coincides with the start of the legislative session (odd-numbered years) and candidate filing (even-numbered years) and focuses on legislative and public policy issues relevant […]
Are there problems with Montana’s first-year recreational marijuana program? Can the state do better? That’s one of the issues studied by members of the Economic Affairs Interim Committee. State Senator Ken Bogner, from Miles City, chaired that interim committee and […]
