Click on the podcast with Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen for an in-depth discussion on the state’s case against Tik Tok, a Headwaters land grab, fighting elder abuse, and the importance of shoring up the state’s crime lab.

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Stay connected with a trip around the state with mayors from Choteau, Hardin, Billings, Colstrip, and Libby, gathered for the 92nd Annual Conference of the Montana League of Cities and Towns, with Executive Director Kelly Lynch.

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Click on the podcast to learn more about the 24 free, virtual courses offered to individuals and businesses through the successful SafetyFestMT program from the Montana Department of Labor & Industry, with DLI Commissioner Sarah Swanson.

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Montana resident and USS Montana Committee Chair Bill Whitsitt was in Tel Aviv, when the Hamas attack occurred from Gaza. He joins the program to relate the current thoughts and feelings of Israeli citizens who have suffered the most devastating […]

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Rachel Cone, a former government affairs official with the Montana Farm Bureau, is an Israeli citizen who has spent the past several months in Israel. Currently in America, she updates us on the situation in Israel as she hears it […]

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It’s time to shine our 4-H Member Spotlight for the month of October. 4-H members and their parents and mentors from Geraldine, Baker, and Plains joined the program to talk about the projects they are involved in, and the life-skills […]

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Growth, EPA Overreach, Youth Opportunities, and Resource Availability. Those are the major themes of the broadcast from the 62nd Annual Montana Electric Cooperatives’ Association convention in Great Falls. With (in order) Josh Johnson, from Sheridan Electric Cooperative, Katie Pfennigs, Flathead […]

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The government stays funded – temporarily. What’s next? Click on the podcast to here Montana’s Western District Congressman Ryan Zinke, a member of the House Appropriation Committee, discuss the work remaining to getting a budget passed that addresses America’s  needs […]

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The title says it all – click on the podcast to hear an update from Congressman Rosendale on the budget, State Senator Brad Molnar and Bozeman attorney Matthew Monforton on their property tax lawsuit filed against the state, and State […]

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ESG, or Environmental, Social and Governance standards are policies that companies and organizations consider in the operation of their business. But global investment firms can use investor money and ESG policies to manipulate markets and discriminate against industry. Click on […]

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