FWP Director Dustin Temple hops on the show to talk about a management proposal to help mitigate conflicts between trappers and grizzly bears. He also discusses measures the wildlife agency is taking to help restore the Bull Trout population’s in […]

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Congressman-elect Troy Downing stops in after his victory in the Eastern District Congressional race to set the stage as he prepares for to take office in the U.S. House of Representatives. Downing, an Air Force Combat veteran and successful businessman, […]

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Enough on elections? How about we talk about what the elections are for — in a roundabout, yet very direct way. Today we celebrate our Montana roots with a family that has kept their ranching operation in the family for […]

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Is the public fickle? Are we easily led? How does all the mud-slinging really play out with the electorate? If you want to explore some of the broader concepts behind public opinion research then click on the podcast as leading […]

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PSC District 3 Candidates Jeff Wellborn (R-Dillon) and Lenny Williams (D-Butte) discuss their positions on energy affordability and reliability, as well as their thoughts on the proposal to remove the Snake River dams.

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Over the last 18 months, the Montana Department of Natural Resources and Conservation  – the DNRC  – has brought numerous stakeholders, some at odds for years, to the table to work on a Comprehensive Water Review. What is behind this water […]

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The state’s 25th Governor discussed the dynamics behind his approach to property tax relief in the last session, which is one of the 2024 campaign issues. Another campaign issue this year is the White House’s open border policy. Governor Gianforte […]

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Heather McDowell of Sibanye-Stillwater joins the program for an update on mine operations, the layoffs, the markets, and the conversations surrounding the announcement in September that the high-grade Palladium mine in south-central Montana is restructuring its operations.

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Stacey Barta State Coordinator for the Rangeland Resources Program with the Montana Department Of Natural Resources & Conservation talks about the Working Lands Internship Program that’s been running for a number of years. Barta will share some history and background […]

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Energy affordability and reliability are two keys to a successful economy.  Members of the Montana Public Service Commission are assigned to steward both in their duties. Click on the podcast as PSC District 2 candidates Susan Bilo and Brad Molnar, […]

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