Voices of Montana

How far has gene therapy and genetics medicine advanced? How accessible is that healthcare to Montanans? Click on the podcast to learn more about how Shodair Children’s Hospital‘s world-class genetics program has served Montana families for 50 years, and how […] The post Making Gene Therapy Accessible in Montana first appeared on Voices of Montana.

From Montana to the world stage. Chef Miguel “Mike” Hernandez just cooked his way to a top-five finish at the World Food Championships! Yes, there’s a story behind it all. Click on the podcast as Mike visits in-studio to talk […] The post Montana Chef Takes Home Hardware from World Food Championships first appeared on Voices of Montana.

Every ten years, Montana voters get the chance to reexamine how their local governments operate. The question was on the ballot in 2024, and about a third of the counties and cities said, “Yes, let’s take a look at what […] The post Local Government Reviews – Unique to Montana, Going on Now first appeared on Voices of Montana.

A $38 trillion national debt, government borrowing over $6 billion a day, federal health insurance subsidies for almost everyone, and a Social Security Trust Fund that no one really trusts anymore … government spending is out of control, what can […] The post Ideas for a Responsible Federal Budget first appeared on Voices of Montana.

China has doubled down on its tariff threat to starve America of critical minerals. It’s not a boast. The communist country mines between 30-40 percent of all critical minerals in the world, and refines from 60-90 percent of the critical […] The post Critical Minerals – It’s Time to Shore-Up the U.S. Supply first appeared on Voices of Montana.

What’s up with the price of silver and gold? While we’re at it – what’s up with our $37 Trillion National Debt? They are both breaking into record high territory. Click on the podcast as Rick Green, Chairman of Patriot […] The post National Debt & Precious Metals – The Skinny and the Fallout on Historic Highs first appeared on Voices of Montana.

A tentative cease-fire and path to peace between Israel and Hamas is on the table — with signatures. What’s in the plan? Will it have any lasting impact? University of Montana Professor Mehrdad Kia is one of our region’s leading […] The post Can Israel-Hamas Ceasefire Turn into Lasting Peace? first appeared on Voices of Montana.

What are the issues our state’s cities and towns are wrangling with? All much the same, but also uniquely different. Typical Montana. Click on the podcast for community check-ins from Mayors in Dillon, Bozeman, Drummond and Richey, and to hear […] The post 94th Annual Convention of the Montana League of Cities and Towns first appeared on Voices of Montana.

We’ve been talking over the past few weeks about A.I. and education. The technology can be a great benefit, but it also poses its own set of problems that can hamper education. Montana Superintendent of Public Instruction Susie Hedalen joins us […] The post Montana Release K-12 Guidelines for Artificial Intelligence first appeared on Voices of Montana.

Fall is here, and the hunt is on! Click on the podcast as we go behind the scenes with Greg Lemon and Ron Howell from Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks and Dale Moore, host of Shadow of the Rockies. From […] The post The Hunt is Onnnn! first appeared on Voices of Montana.

You would be surprised at what animal activists have been sneaking into legislation. Mindy Patterson is President and Co-Founder of The Cavalry Group, a member-funded advocacy firm defending the rights of agricultural producers and other to use animals in their […] The post A Critical Time for Property Rights Advocacy first appeared on Voices of Montana.

As part of a national awareness effort, homeless shelter leaders in Great Falls, Kalispell, and Missoula took to the streets Oct. 9 – Oct. 10 to bring the plight of Montana’s homeless to light. In Kalispell and Great Falls, the […] The post Montana Conversations on a Bench – Shelter Leaders Talk about Homelessness first appeared on Voices of Montana.

It was indeed an honor to have the Honorable Cory Swanson, Chief Justice of the Montana Supreme Court, visit in-studio. The outreach represented one of Justice Swanson’s tenets in judicial reform; a more public-facing court system. Click on the podcast […] The post Chief Justice Cory Swanson – Placing Outreach on the Supreme Court Docket first appeared on Voices of Montana.

With Montana Governor Greg Gianforte and Congressman Troy Downing The post Engaging Government and the Power of Words first appeared on Voices of Montana.

Click on the podcast to hear directly from Montana Senator Steve Daines, one of the leading Republicans on Capitol Hill, on how and why a clean continuing resolution to temporarily fund the government, already approved by the House, is being […] The post Shutdown Politics on Capitol Hill – Senator Steve Steve Daines first appeared on Voices of Montana.

Weeks after the assassination of Turning Point USA leader Charlie Kirk, the organization that he founded as a teenager in 2012 continues to carry on its advocacy of conservative principles and empowerment of young voters. Click on the podcast as […] The post @Montana State University – Turning Point USA Continues Without Charlie Kirk first appeared on Voices of Montana.

There’s a series of high-stakes, but seemingly low-profile legal battles taking shape. Case v. Montana, is in front of the U.S. Supreme Court and could redefine police authority to enter homes during emergencies. In addition, a coalition of 26 states, led […] The post Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen – Defending the Law first appeared on Voices of Montana.

Energy, taxes, econ development and many other topics were on the agenda for two of Montana’s oldest grassroots organizations, the Montana Association of Counties, and the Montana Electric Cooperatives’ Association, both of which recently held their annual conventions. Click on […] The post MACo/MECA – Grassroots Montana first appeared on Voices of Montana.

1 in 10 Montanans face food insecurity — including 1 in 6 kids. Click on the podcast for an eye-opening conversation on hunger, hope, and the power of local action, with Gayle Carlson from the Montana Food Bank Network, Kaya Patten-Fusselman […] The post Feeding Montana first appeared on Voices of Montana.