We had open phones during the first few segments and then the Montana Department of Commerce joined us. Then we spoke with Congressman Ryan Zinke about the Chinese balloon for a few minutes before ending with more open phones.

We had open phones during the first few segments. Then Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen joined us for a full hour to talk about his proposed budget and to answer caller questions.

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

Our Missoula County Commissioners joined us for a full hour and then we had open phones.

We talked about the fire and ice hockey game during the first few segments and then Missoula Police Department Lieutenant Sean Manraksa joined us to talk about the Fentanyl crisis.

Our guest was Whitney Bennett, the new Police Department Public Information Officer. Whitney has been on the Missoula police force just more than four years. She has spent most of her time on patrol but recently came off a stint as a school resource officer. In addition to being PIO, she also serves as crime prevention officer.

We started the show with Speaker of the House Matt Regier and then we had an hour of open phones.

Bob Seidenschwarz from the Montana World Affairs Council invited Bradley Layton to discuss fossil fuels vs. renewables.

We had open phones during the first few segments and then Rob Natelson joined us in the studio and answered questions for a full hour.

We spoke about a variety of topics during a full 90 minutes of Open Phones.