Talk Back

Our guest was Leigh Griffing, Finance Director at the City. She talked about the City budget, which is appropriate as the City’s budget season has started.

The first few segments were open phones and then Montana Governor Greg Gianforte joined us for a half hour. Susie Hedalen called in after that to talk about her race for Superintendent of Public Instruction. Then we spoke with folks from Community Medical Center about wound care.

Our friend and resident CPA Walt Kero answered tax questions from callers.

Doctors Mehrdad Kia and Michael Mayer talked about the Trump trial, the crisis in Iran, and more.

James Brown is running for State Auditor and Insurance Commissioner. We spoke to him about his campaign. Then Constitutional Scholar Rob Natelson answered several caller questions.

We started with a crime report and then Attorney General Austin Knudsen took calls the rest of the show.

Congressional candidate Monica Tranel answered calls for an hour and then we had an hour of open phones.

Bob Seidenschwarz from the Montana World Affairs Council talked about public education with Nate Dudley. Then Congressman Ryan Zinke took calls for an hour.

Missoula Economic Partnership CEO Grant Kier was joined by Tim VanReken to talk about Montana’s tech hub designation.

We talked about their Long-Range Transportation Plan Update, which is just launching.