How would you define courage? How about a 580-mile walk. You have to have passion, a purpose, and really good shoes. A long-distance walk does take courage and perseverance (it’s a big deal), but women who have been rescued from […]

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Libby native Ryggs Johnston is breaking barriers. He’s the first Montanan to ever compete in The British Open Championship… and he made the cut.  Click on the podcast to hear Ryggs talk about the experience of playing in one of […]

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Plans have been announced for a major A.I. project coming to Montana that will challenge what we think about data centers. It’ll be designed not just for computing, but for community. Click on the podcast as Travis Jank and Steve […]

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Montana may be entering a new era in education, prompted by significant opportunities in the “One Big Beautiful Bill.” The Montana legislature has also addressed education reform with several new state laws over the past few sessions. What are those […]

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We head to northwest Montana, where one of the state’s most important pieces of infrastructure is celebrating 50 years of service. Libby Dam has helped control flooding, generate clean power, and provide recreation for half a century. Click on the […]

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Training the Next Generation of Real-World Ranches – Click on the podcast for an inside look at the Montana Ranch Boot Camp — an immersive experience designed to train and inspire the next generation of ranchers. Guests Laura Nowlin, Executive […]

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World copper demand is expected to double in the next decade. Will mining be able to keep up with that demand?  With the higher demand, and now looming tariff increases, Montana’s miners are keeping their eye on the markets and […]

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Taxes and tariffs – are they reshaping Montana’s economy? Click on the podcast and catch Jeffrey Michael of the Bureau of Business and Economic Research and Brigitta Miranda-Freer of the Montana World Trade Center break down how tariffs, trade disruption, […]

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Earthquakes have recently been triggered in the Pacific Ocean, as well as various places like Alaska and Nevada. On top of that, scientists have found a new thermal opening at Yellowstone National Park.  What’s going on?? Click on the podcast […]

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Interested in a new path to a teaching degree in Montana?  Then click on the podcast as Montana Dept. of Labor and Industry Commissioner Sarah Swanson lays out all the details of a new Teacher Apprenticeship Program DIL is launching […]

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