I moved to Montana in 1979 from Cincinnati, Ohio. I started doing play-by-play in 1982 in Billings. I began working at my current job in December 1985 and have never left. I have been on Cat Country mornings since the show started in March 1988. In addition to my on-air job, I own and operate a wheat and cattle ranch north of Billings. I am most proud of my four children.
Paul Mushaben
Paul’s Farmer Finishers: St. V’s Call for Kids in Billings, Superintendent News, Flakes Trip, and SNOW
This week in Farmer Finishers we have a plethora of things to keep in mind.
We raised money today for St. Vincent kids pediatric intensive care unit. A worthwhile cause that will save the lives of so many of our kids here so if you can over the weekend please help them...
Billings School District 2 Superintendent Search Nearly Over
Whoever is picked, the challenges they face could take years to correct.
My Dad’s 101st Birthday Inspired Weird Wednesday Listener Prompt
My dad always loved the saying that youth is wasted on the young.
Are You a Neat Freak, Billings? It Could Be a Relationship Deal Breaker
It always drove me crazy to look in my son John's room. You needed a hazmat team to go in there.
Why Aren’t Officials Telling Tourists to Avoid Billings, Montana?
Should Billings be on the "list" too? Paul thinks yes.
Plus, stick around for a big announcement from The Breakfast Flakes.
The Flakes Are Out For One Week, Catch Up on PSAs From Paul
Paul's calving at the ranch next week, so Flakes will be out. Catch up on a bunch of PSAs on Farmer Finishers!
What Paul Really Thinks About Banning Naughty Vanity Plate Messages
One vegan motorist told AP they had a license plate that incorporated the words Love and Tofu. If you read it all bunched together it read LOVETOFU.
Opportunities to Work in Montana Have Never Been Better
We were always the country of opportunity and opportunities have never been better now.
4 Past Events the Breakfast Flakes Will Never Forget
Paul has started calving season, and while enjoying his barn he was reminded of all the past events the Flakes have initiated to help neighbors. Read about them here.
It’s Not Fun: Montana Rancher Protects Livestock from Stray Dogs
Montana law allows for ranchers to protect their stock. No one loves animals more than Paul and it's something you never forget when you have to protect your own animals.
Paul on Farmer Finishers: The Mic is Still the Most Important Tech
The Breakfast Flakes spent their 35th anniversary with listeners all around the world, thanks to the mic.
35 Years of Breakfast Flakes. Heard in Nearly As Many States
On Wednesday's show, Mark and Paul had at least 30 of all 50 states check in, listening on the Cat Country Mobile App all around the nation.