Podcast Transcript Tom Schultz Critical time. It really is. There’s a lot of issues. A lot of people have a lot of different ideas about them, what causes them, how we work to fix them, so to speak. And we have an election. Right now, it’s the primary election season. So we’re doing a lot of candidate interviews here, too.
Warm Winter Worries Montana Farmers By Courtney Kibblewhite, Northern Broadcasting Montana could see a more active summer storm pattern this year, but drought conditions and wildfire concerns remain major challenges heading into the growing season, according to meteorologist Eric Snodgrass during Thursday’s edition of Voices of Montana. Snodgrass, senior science fellow with Nutrien Ag Solutions, joined guest host Courtney Kibblewhite
As Montana’s 2026 primary election season heats up, internal divisions within the Republican Party are drawing increased attention—prompting Greg Gianforte to call for unity and active voter participation. During a recent appearance on Voices of Montana, Gianforte addressed concerns about a tense and, at times, contentious GOP primary landscape. Reports of misleading campaign advertising, intra-party attacks, and even the use
AI’s Rapid Rise Brings Opportunity—and Uncertainty As artificial intelligence continues to advance at a rapid pace, questions about its long-term impact on jobs, energy, and public policy are taking center stage. That was the focus of a recent Voices of Montana conversation, where host Tom Schultz spoke with Kevin Frazier, director of the AI Innovation and Law Program at the
Attorney general says Gallatin County violated state law by refusing cooperation with federal immigration authorities. By Ken Adelblue, News Director Helena, Mont. — Attorney General Austin Knudsen has invoked supervisory control over Gallatin County Attorney Audrey Cromwell, citing her failure to issue a memorandum clarifying that Gallatin County may share confidential criminal justice information with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement