Talk Back

Bob Seidenschwarz from the Montana World Affairs Council invited Carol Giacomo to the show. She is chief editor of Arms Control Today and was a member of the N.Y. Times editorial board from 2007-2020.

Bob Seidenschwarz from the Montana World Affairs Council spoke with Ambassadors Robert Loftis and Jorge Heine. Then we spoke with Constitutional Scholar Rob Natelson about the Supreme Court ruling.

We spent the full hour taking calls on a variety of topics.

We spent the first 20 minutes talking to Montana Senator Steve Daines about a variety of topics. Then we had an hour of open phones. Then Dr. Melanie Scott from CMC joined us to discuss the importance of colonoscopies.

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

We had open phones during the first hour and then the Missoula Economic Partnership invited Bryce Ward and Jill Bonny to discuss homelessness in Missoula.

We had open phones during the first hour and then Prakash Gupta joined Bob Seidenschwarz. Gupta is Consulate General of India, Seattle.

Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen answered questions from callers during the first hour. Then it was City Talk where we discussed the Code Reform Project with Emily Gluckin and Ashley Brittner Wells.

Bob Seidenschwarz and Nicholas Casey discussed journalism during the first hour. Casey is a staff writer for N.Y. Times Magazine. Then we had folks from the Missoula Chamber of Commerce on.

Jaqueline Baylon's film 'Until He’s Back' is premiering at the Big Sky Film Festival. She and Bob spoke about that. Congressman Ryan Zinke took calls for a full hour.