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George Blackard is a Naval veteran and outspoken advocate for veterans and veteran issues around Yellowstone County and Montana, through his work with the Andrew Pearson American Legion Post 117. He is also a strong Conservative Constitutionalist and Friday host of Montana Talks Veterans a popular local call-in show. In this episode we have a Free Form Conversation about Federal House Resolution 127, a poorly written resolution requiring heavy regulation, taxation and banning of most firearms in the United States. We also talk about the current state of everyday things like hiding behind modern social media and what it means to be a good neighbor during these trying times.
This episode is the second Free Form Conversation this season on Front Porch Perspective. This is still very experimental for the podcast, and listener feedback is welcome.
What I liked about this episode was the ability to exchange opinions and even disagree on some issue and still have a civil conversation.
In this episode we talk about the beginnings of Thirsty Street Brewing and the growth of a brewer, a family, and a company that not only make really great beer, but an amazing culture.
In this episode Kristy and I talk about the exciting growth of the Billings trail system, the need for trails and her determination to make them a lasting part of the Billings Landscape.
In this episode Trevan talks about his Blind Bison collaborative, fun events and some very interesting cocktails!
In this episode we explore Kevin Kooistra's journey to Montana, the exploration of it's peoples and history and the stories that root him here now.
In the episode Leif will discuss some of his reinventions and how you can reinvent your life.
Part two of two - Randy talks about his home Urban Frontier House, and the lessons he believes will drive development, construction and habitats in the very near future.
Part one of a two part episode - Randy talks about his early life as an aspiring architect and the road to High Plains Architects and sustainable environments.
In this episode Seth and I will engage in a free-form conversation, covering media, long form conversations, spiritual journeys, the future of free speech, and an aggressive middle.
In this episode we will discuss with Mike his recipe for simple service, kindness and a better community.
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Russ Palmer started Front Porch Perspective out of the notion that we are a divided country- because it's a lie. People aren't as hostile towards new ideas and opinions as it might appear. In fact,…
So far, it's working...