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
Injustice Breeds More Injustice [Opinion]
Protests are justified but criminality is not.
Here Are Events That Didn’t Stop Frontier Days
Do you think Teddy Roosevelt would have allowed Frontier days to shut down 124 years ago?
The Bulls Are Out for the Summer
It's always a good time of year when the bulls are finally turned out and everything is set for the summer.
Good News and Bad News About the Mexico Trip
We were so happy to announce another Flakes trip two weeks ago. The beautiful Secrets Akumal resort. It's the best. The bad news is there are only five rooms left and then that's it.
Stay Safe
There were more wild animal attacks in Montana last week than COVID-19 deaths.
They’re Already Dead
Sunset Memorial Gardens has canceled its Memorial day service. Isn't everyone there dead already?
We’re Finally Allowed to Bowl
I have searched everywhere for the medical evidence that shows bowling was more dangerous than other activities and found NONE.
How I’m Defying the Governor’s Orders
I have been defying the governor's orders by staying five feet away from people instead of six. By Friday, I will be down to 3.8 feet.
I Sent Flowers to My Daughter
Since I couldn't go to graduation ceremonies over the weekend, I sent virtual flowers.
It’s Been a Rough Week For Me
My son Jake officially becomes a doctor Saturday and they canceled the ceremony after I waited nine years for that proud-dad moment.
Pay Attention Montana: Look What Happened in Wisconsin
According to the Associated Press, the Wisconsin Supreme Court just stripped their governor of his actions to limit the freedoms of their citizens.
Frost Free Day And Tax Free Day
May 15th is frost-free day in Montana, the day when it should be safe for your garden, and the 15th is also around the time we reach Tax-free day. That means every penny you have made so far this year will go to pay your taxes.