With recent air transportation incidents here in the US with Alaska Airlines and overseas in Japan with JA: Flight 516 - and on the 15th Anniversary of the Miracle on the Hudson US Airways flight - we thought it was time to bring back return guest - Peter Goelz, former head of the National Transportation Safety Board. Its an hour of all things aviation that you won't want to miss!

Scott and Arnie welcome Deputy Athletic Director Greg Sundberg and Eric Taber - Director of Communications - both for the University of Montana -- to the week's show. The boys spend a solid hour talking all things Griz leading up to the January 7th National Championship in Frisco, TX where the Griz take on the Jackrabbits from South Dakota State. This is a spirited and fun 50 minutes of talk radio that you won't want to miss.

Scott and Arnie welcome Michael Bohner to the show to talk about his growing jewelry business here in Missoula. They also get to know Michael and his family, talk about his roots in Florida, his education and his amazing experience starting out as a Music major at the University of Kentucky. Having over 20 years experience with some of the nation's top family-owned Fine Jewelry businesses, Michael, along with his wife Landi and son Carson are fast becoming community leaders here in the Garden City.

Scott and Arnie welcome Peter Christian to the show for the very first time. Peter is celebrating 50 plus years in broadcasting, and the show digs deep into Peter's personal and professional journey and discuss radio, family, incredible moments and so much more of this amazing broadcaster's career.

Scott and Arnie welcome first time guest Skye McGinty to the program. Skye is the Executive Director of All Nations Health Center here in Missoula. All Nations is committed to providing sustainable healthy lives for our Native people and the surrounding community through culturally based, holistic care. Skye is a three-time graduate from the University of Montana with her Bachelor and Master of Art degrees in Sociology with an emphasis in Inequality and Social Justice, and a Master of Business Administration degree.

Scott and Arnie are guestless this week and they talk about the recent tragedy in Israel with the brutal Hamas terrorist attacks. They look at all sides of the current escalated conflict in Israel and Gaza, and discuss the impact this is having globally, domestically and locally here in Montana. They discuss policy, politics and the personal side as Jewish Americans living in Montana. Join us for the lively conversation as we parse fact from fiction.

Scott and Arnie welcome first time guest (can't believe it took this long!) - Ednor Therriault to the show. Ednor just published his fifth book - Big Sky, Big Parks. This new book is a unique blend of history, culture, and local flavor that’s not just an entertaining travel companion, but a useful resource for those visiting the two national parks and the vast chunk of Montana that connects them. Ednor is is a writer, musician and graphic designer with deep Montana roots. His great-great-grandparents homesteaded on Douglas Creek in western Montana in the 1880s, and his father grew up in Missoula. As Bob Wire, Ednor performs around the state and has released six albums of original music.

Scott and Arnie welcome the hosts of the Public Relations Society of America's (PRSA) Montana chapter who are hosting a regional conference called Ignite in Missoula on October 9th and 10th. Joining the show this week are Kelsey Lodge, President-elect of the PRSA and Conference Chair; Lauren Meckstroth, Vice President of Public Relation from The Abbi Agency (and sponsor of the event); and Haley Walter, Brand Manager with the Abbi Agency. The group talks all aspects of this year's Ignite conference including crisis communications, marketing and technology and its impact on the public relations work the PRSA is doing. The 2 day conference includes speakers from Microsoft, Univision, Big Sky Public Relations, Glacier National Park, the KOA and many more.

Scott and Arnie welcome singer/songwriter and local Missoulian Kaylen Krebsbach to the show for the first time. Kaylen is about to finish up her first work in Manchester UK for her new band Share. Kaylen started Share with renowned guitarist Nile Marr (Hans Zimmer). The duo are putting a band together in Manchester and will start touring the new work later this year and early 2024 across the pond. Its a great conversation where Kaylen talks about her roots in music here in Montana, her previous work with Wilma Lavern Miner and you will also get a premiere listen of the first single from Share which is a cover of the Psychedelic Furs' "Love My Way."

Scott and Arnie welcome back Dr Vadim Levitin, MD. Vadim emigrated to the US from Russia 43 years ago and made his home in Kansas City. Arnie and Scott talk to Vadim about his journey from Russia in the early 80s, his experience as a trained physician and the work he is doing now as the Chairman of the Kansas Health Science Center and Kansas College of Osteopathic Medicine.