Bill Schwanke and Mary Moe talked about "In Tune Missoula". Then we had ECON 101 with Grant Kier and Zach Bashoor.

Congressman Ryan Zinke took calls for nearly an hour.

We started with open phones and then Traolach joined us again to talk about their Ireland raffle. Then Senate Majority President Matt Regier joined us.

Our friend and resident CPA Walt Kero answered tax questions and the deadline rapidly approaches.

The first half of the show was open phones and then Montana GOP Chairman Don K joined us. Then State Auditor and Insurance Commissioner James Brown joined us.

Michael Mayer and Mehrdad Kia discussed the book "Blind Spots" by Marty Makary.

Our guest was Brian Hensel, Deputy Director of Public Works & Mobility for Streets. We talked about Brian’s innovations for the street-sweeping season.

Bob Seidenschwarz invited Michael Klein to the show. Klein is a Professor of International Economic Affairs at Tufts University. They talked about tariffs.

We spent the first hour talking about St. Patrick's Day events with Traolach from the Irish Studies Program at UM. Then we spoke with Senator Pat Flowers and then Senate President Regier about the Montana Legislature.

The first half of the show was open phones and then Deena Mansour and Katie Vaughan from the Mansfield Center joined us to discuss recent cuts and the Big Sky Lead Program.