(14 Minutes) The Bureau of Business and Economic Research‘s (BBER) 45th Annual Economic Outlook Seminar (EOS) series is coming to a Montana city near you – 10 locations from February 28 – March 19. It will feature state and local leaders discussing the outlook for key Montana industries. Check out their website for more information.…

Presented by the Yellowstone County Republican Central Committee & Northern News Network on the Voices of Montana Podcast Tonight we welcomed Attorney General Tim Fox, Congressman Greg Gianforte and Dr. Al Olszewski onto the Northern News Network for the 2020 GOP Gubernatorial Primary Debate, LIVE from the Billings Hotel and Convention Center, thanks to the…

(41 minutes) On the heels of last week’s Legislative Week from the Capitol, we dig deeper into the issue of our taxes. Do they hit the mark or miss the target? Does our tax structure reflect our changing economy? Is it equitable, efficient, and stable? House Joint Resolution 35 directed the legislature to study the…

(26 minutes) Attorney General Tim Fox visited with you with Voices on location this week in Helena. The Hardin, Montana native and GOP gubernatorial candidate discussed the progress made in combating human trafficking over the last several years. Legislators were in the capital city for a discussion on multiple issues facing Montana – listen to…

(14 minutes) Checking in with Voices on Friday was Montana Congressman Greg Gianforte. Listen to the podcast to here more about the news out of Washington, D.C. and more on the discussion that dominated the “Legislative Week” in Helena, i.e., examining Montana’s tax structure and biannual legislative sessions.

(43 minutes) The issue of timberland for sale in Montana crosses many divides: private property, government, land management, natural resource development, and what’s hard to quantify, the loss of something very precious to us – our Montana way of life. Weyerhaeuser’s announced sale of 630-thousand acres, nearly 1,000 square miles, of Montana has left many…

(43 minutes) He’s a Navy veteran, 4th generation Montanan, engineer, teacher, and running for U.S. Senate. Listen to the podcast and get to know John Mues and his views on the military, the on-going conflict in the Middle East, the economy, education, and more.

Tom Schultz packed up the Voices of Montana mobile studio, and hit the road for the 2020 edition of Business Days at the Capitol! This premier business networking event of every year brings lawmakers, business executives, and experts to discuss trending business issues and identify solutions for those issues. Listen in as Tom welcomes multiple…

One of the top stories over the last decade was the inability of the courts to settle the issue of grizzly bear management. Today we spoke to Trina Jo Bradley – MT Agvocate and Kristen Kipp, members of the Governor’s Grizzly Bear Advisory Council and livestock producers in Montana. Increased livestock depredation, numerous grizzly bear-human encounters,…

Can what you believe be an act of discrimination? Four students from Bozeman High School have objected to a Christian student organization’s beliefs as discriminatory. The Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) Statement of Faith declares that “marriage is exclusively the union of one man and one woman.” In 2008, the school added “sexual orientation” to…