Does the U.S. need to change its approach to foreign policy? Are our veterans getting the health care and treatment they deserve? Montana native, Veteran and Grassroots Engagement Director with Concerned Veterans For America Chris Enget joins the program to […]

Montana’s constitution hits a significant milestone this year: the 50th anniversary of its 1972 Constitution Convention, the last time changes were made to the document and  established it as we know it today. Click the podcast to hear retired Montana […]

We’re back in Helena to talk with Montana entrepreneurs at the Made in Montana Trade Show with some top-level Montana public officials helping with the interviewing! Department of Commerce Deputy Director Adam Schaefer talks with Dave Diehl from RightOnTrek, Department […]

Rural electric cooperatives across Montana and the entire country are gathered to celebrate past successes and discuss ideas on how they can all better serve their communities going forward at the annual National Rural Electric Cooperative Cooperation PowerXchange. Click below […]

Thousands of rural electric cooperatives are meeting in Nashville this week to discuss the current challenges and opportunities that lie ahead for them, and it’ll be a Montanan that will be leading them. On the first day of our live […]

It’s something that matters to most folks, but most of us still don’t want to talk about: mental health. What are the physical and mental challenges for rural communities regarding mental health treatment? Click the podcast to hear from Department […]

What’s it like to make and act in a film? Is the Film Tax Credit bringing more business to Montana? Listen to the podcast and hear Writer and Director Larry Martin talk about the tax credit and what its like […]

It’s known as one of the most rugged and intense races in the world, and just the sort of experience one Montana thrill-seeker was looking for. Last November, Kurt’s Polaris owner Curtis Friede from Seeley Lake competed in the Baja […]

A part of our American history, tradition and values: rural agriculture has been and will continue to be economically vital and culturally significant across  Montana. For this year’s Future Farmers of America week, we chatted with some of our state’s […]

We all know about the potential danger and devastation avalanches can cause. Montana’s already had four deaths this year caused by them and last year the state recorded a record high 37 deaths. But do we all know how to […]