Politics

We had an exclusive interview with Stephen Miller in Montana on Wednesday morning. Plus, we talked with legendary football Coach Lou Holtz about how drastically our culture is changing in America.

Just how big is that cargo ship that hit the bridge in Baltimore, Maryland? Kirk Rider is a Montana native and an expert in the maritime industry. He gave us a Montana analogy to help paint the picture.

He's a stand up comedian, a former New York City cab driver, and he's got his own show on Fox News- so excited to see Jimmy Failla in Helena, Montana this Friday night.

We also came across an older article on our KMMS Radio website from 2010 with this headline: "Bozeman is Growing and Growing." They hadn't seen nothin' yet.

I tell you what, there are some incredible leaders and incredible people in Lodge Grass, Montana. I chatted with Lodge Grass Basketball Coach Josh Stewart and NFL great Tuff Harris for a Christmas special back in 2020, and I finally got to meet Mayor Quincy.

Tester voted to continue flying illegal aliens on secret flights all across the United States of America, he voted against the Laken Riley Act, and he voted in support of men invading women and girls sports.

We were in Plentywood, Montana for the KATQ Radio Farm Expo on Friday and got to catch up with Paul Kanning from the Montana Pulse Crop Committee. Check out the photo of the products that are all made from pulse crops.

We're gonna be paying for part of your groceries, your pizza, and more over the next several days of our Montana tour.

We are celebrating National Ag Week here in Montana, and Evelyn Pyburn with The Big Sky Business Journal shared some very interesting numbers with us to kick off ag week.

I was driving my daughter home from volleyball practice one night, and we decided to grab a quick snack from the gas station. My daughter came out with this new candy that I remember from when I was kid...but this was a whole new rendition...and man are they good.

He basically trolled the state supreme court in a hilarious way by pointing out that he wasn't going to go "rifling through legislators' desks."

Gordy Vance was definitely one of the good guys in the Montana Legislature. There's good people on both sides of the aisle, don't get me wrong- but Gordy was one of those guys that just made you feel at home during the legislative session.