Local Interest

Love, Uncle Mark.

We were always the country of opportunity and opportunities have never been better now.

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.

Happy Anniversary to the longest-running radio show in Billings! Looking back at 35 years on Cat Country, Paul notes what's changed and what hasn't.

There is 168 hours in a week and now people are pushing to only work 32 of them. What a joke.

Mark doesn't put quarters in video games anymore because there just aren't many places that have those arcades. But in his basement, he still has a Super Nintendo that he purchased in about 1990.

Mark's talking skiing today. He has retired from it but a lot of people still spend their weekends swooshing down the many ski hills in our state.

You should never underestimate the power of this sweet treat.

Mark talks Chick-Fil-A opening (like everyone has been), calling the Breakfast Flakes live, and his biggest pet peeve when it comes to cars posted for sale.

The Flakes are out for the month on their trip, but Paul wraps up their time at work with a few highlights for the Billings area.

For some service staff, being able to put food on their own table at home depends heavily on getting tips.

Since the summer of '88, Mark has never lived down this moment of wanting a hotdogger.