Dave & Ally’s Mini Morning Show

Dave & Ally talked with Montana Superintendent of Public Instruction Elsie Arntzen about why she thinks Montana students are testing low in math, science, and reading. They also discuss teacher salaries and the lack of teachers in Montana schools.

The Belgrade City Council has called a special meeting at the high school for Monday, Aug 22, at 6pm to hear what the community has to say about banning fireworks. Dave & Ally talk to Clint Field, a local fireworks distributor, about what this means for his business and the community at large.

When people ask you where you're from, what do you say? And what really determines where you're from? It's easy if you were born, raised, and still live in that place. But what if you've moved around in your life? Dave & Ally discuss how to answer the tricky question of: Where are you from?

Dave & Ally talk with Montana Senator Steve Daines about forest management, the new GDP numbers, why a Veteran's bill got voted down, and gun confiscation.

Montana Republican Senator Steve Daines joined Dave & Ally to talk about Montana jobs, out of control inflation, the Montana Headwaters Legacy Act, and Ukraine.

Dave & Ally talk with Montana Governor Greg Gianforte about jobs, guns, and schools.

Everyone loves westerns! Dave & Ally discuss their favorite westerns of all-time and ask their listeners what they would consider to be their favorite movie/tv western.

The price on everything is going up: gas, groceries, dining out. What do you do to save money? Dave & Ally talked with their listeners about what they do.

Men are traditionally expected to pay on the first date, but should they? Dave & Ally discuss who should pay on the first date?

If you're away from home and you find yourself needing a restroom, should you have to buy something in order to use a businesses bathroom. Dave says, No! Ally says, Yes! Listen to them discuss.

Why are people being so mean to the new comers that are moving to the Bozeman area? Dave & Ally discuss.

Dave & Ally talk with their listeners about things in life that just don't make sense.

What exactly is the Montana Way? And do the growing number of people who are moving to Bozeman and Montana embrace it? Dave & Ally discuss it and they talk to Montana Congressman Matt Rosendale to get his take.

Dave & Ally pose the question: When Was the Last Time You Did Something For the First Time?

Nashville recording artist and Bozeman, Montana, native Stephanie Quayle joins Dave & Ally to talk about life, country music, and Montana.