(36 minutes) Injured in an IED attack, Montana Purple Heart Recipient T.J. Smith shared his experience in Iraq on Voices today. T.J. also works as the Housing Retention Coordinator with Volunteers of America and passed along some valuable advice for veterans.

(40 minutes) On average, Americans are expected to spend nearly $900 each on gifts this holiday season. Scammers and fraud networks are out to get their unfair share of your money. Join Montana AARP State President Al Ward and Office of Consumer Protection Compliance Specialist Marcus Meyer to learn how to avoid being the victim […]

(30 minutes) When should America go to war? How do we protect our vital interests? Was the U.S. making the right move in withdrawing troops from Syria? Should we withdraw U.S. forces from Afghanistan? This podcast is edited from our two-day series on “Rethinking War and Diplomacy,” the title of a public discussion Nov. 7 […]

(23 minutes) Do you have an idea for a business and are looking for a little advice? Maybe it’s just a little mentoring you need. Or perhaps all you know is that you have a solid idea and no other clue as to what to do next. Would you be surprised to learn that at […]

(24 minutes) Austin Knudsen became the youngest Speaker of the Montana House of Representatives when he was elected to the leadership position for the 2015 legislative session. In 2017, he became the first multi-term speaker to serve since term limits were set in place by Montana voters in 1991. He grew up on the family […]

(24 minutes) Continuing the high-level conversation on education in Montana with Lance Melton of the Montana School Boards Association and Dennis Parman with the Montana Rural Education Association.

(30 Minutes) Is there a teacher shortage in Montana? How is that affecting your child’s education? Are school facilities in need? Voices focuses on education in the Treasure State with Lance Melton of the Montana School Boards Association, and Dennis Parman with the Montana Rural Education Association.

(40 minutes) Efforts are underway to prevent the wild swine from getting a hoof-hold in Montana.  In the words of one researcher, they are “ecological train wrecks.” Join Voices host Tom Schultz, Montana State Veterinarian Marty Zaluski, and Montana Wildlife Federation Conservation Director Nick Gevock in a discussion on the problems this invasive species presents, […]

Tim Johnson, Superintendent of the Corvallis School District, has thrown his hat in the ring for the Republican nomination for congress. He’s a proponent of tackling our national debt, and balancing the budget. Listen to the podcast to hear his thoughts on these and other top issues.

Voices was pleased to welcome in-studio Matt Rains who is running for the Democratic nomination for Congress. Matt was raised on his family’s ranch near Simms, MT, graduated from West Point Academy, served our country in South Korea and Iraq, and worked in the energy industry before returning home. Listen to the podcast to hear […]