Talk Back

Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen answered caller questions for the first hour and then we had City Talk discussing sidewalks.

The first hour was open phones with Bob Seidenschwarz and then he was joined by Alli DePuy. They talked about EconoQuest and much more.

The first hour was a Best of Talk Back show and then we spoke with folks from the Montana 250th Commission.

We started with our weekly crime report and then had open phones the rest of the show.

Sandy Perrin and Dr. Peter Kolb spent the full two hours with us answering questions about gardens, trees, and more.

Our friend and resident CPA Walt Kero answered tax questions and read from his stack of stuff.

Governor Gianforte and the First Lady joined us for the first 20 minutes and then we had Global Hot Spots with Doctors Kia and Mayer.

We played a Best of Talk Back show during the first hour and then Rob Natelson joined us.

The first half of the show was open phones and then the Chief and Deputy Chief from the MRFD joined us to talk about their needs.

The first half of the show was open phones and then Missoula Economic Partnership Deputy Director Nicole Rush and Lynn-Wood Fields talked about the film/entertainment industry in Montana beyond Yellowstone.

Our friend and resident CPA answered tax questions.

We talked about a variety of topics during two full hours of open phones.

Perrin is a horticulturist from Missoula County Extension's Plant Clinic. Dr. Peter Kolb is with MSU Extension Froestry. They talked about Christmas trees, preparing for winter, and more.

We had open phones for the first few segments and then Dr. John Lott from the Crime Prevention Research Center joined us.

Mehrdad Kia and Michael Mayer talked about "The President's Man: The Memoirs of Nixon's Trusted Aide".

Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen talked about a variety of topics.

Bob Seidenschwarz invited Dr. Adler to the show. Dr. Adler is President of The Alturas Institute, a non-profit organization created to promote the Constitution, civic education, equal protection of the law and women's rights.

Our friend and resident CPA Walt Kero answered tax questions from callers for the full 2 hours.

The first hour was open phones. Then Ericka Coe and Skye Borden discussed the upcoming Mansfield democracy programming.

Our guest was Ward 4 Council member Mike Nugent. We talked about development and how it happens in Missoula.

The firs hour was open phones and then we talked about the economy with Bob, Josh, and Rob from SG Long Financial.

We had open phones for the full two hours. We spoke with Gianforte, Zinke, Downing, Knudsen, and Brown who all won their respective races.

On this Election Day, we had open phones for the first few segments and then Doctors Kia and Mayer join us.

The first hour was a Best of Show and then Rob Natelson joined us for the last hour.

Dr. Mehrdad Kia and Dr. Michael Mayer talked about the war in the Middle East.

The first few segments were open phones and then Dr. John Lott from the Crime Prevention Research Center joined us. Congressman Ryan Zinke spent the last 10 minutes with us talking about the importance of voting.

Governor Gianforte took calls for the first few segments. Then Bob Seidenschwarz invited Yair Moses to share his story. Then Dr. Barkey answered questions about the economy for the rest of the show.

In the second hour, Dr. Mehrdad Kia invited Syrian Scholar Dr. Amr Al Azam.

Monica Tranel answered several contentious questions from callers. Then David Moore from No Camping in City Parks joined us.

Our guest was Brian Hensel, Deputy Public Works Director for Streets. He talked about leaf collection and what to expect this winter.

Ben Alke is running for Montana Attorney General. Judge Dan Wilson is running for Montana Supreme Court.

We were having technical difficulties during the first hour so we played a Best of Show. Then we had Walt Kero live answering tax questions.

Gubernatorial candidate Ryan Busse and Raph Graybill took calls for an hour and then it was ECON 101 with the MEP and Bryce Ward.

Mehrdad Kia and Michael Mayer discussed the 'Morning After the Revolution' and answered questions from callers.

Lisa shared her story about growing up in Germany during World War II and what it was like coming to America.

Susie Hedalen is running for Superintendent of the Office of Public Instruction. Jesse James Mullen is running for Montana Secretary of State.

David Sanders is the Executive Director of the Montana PSC. He talked about rate reductions and more. Then Congressman Ryan Zinke joined us to talk about his campaign.

We started with opne phones and then spoke to Jennifer Fielder from the PSC about her campaign. Then GOP Chairman Don K joined us.

Dr. Peter Kolb and Sandy Perrin answered questions from callers for two full hours.

Our guest was Morgan Valliant, who is Associate Director for Ecosystems Services at Parks and Recreation. Morgan is overseeing the next step in our storm recovery from the July 24 storm.

Constitutional Scholar Rob Natelson was in the studio answering questions. Then Montana Supreme Court Candidate Cory Swanson joined us.

Our friend and resident CPA Walt Kero answered tax questions.

Mehrdad Kia and Michael Mayer talked about the attacks in the middle east and then Judge Bidegaray joined us to talk about her campaign for Montana Supreme Court.

The Missoula County Commissioners were joined by Matt Heimel and Adriane Beck to talk about the floodplain mapping update. Then Erin Farris-Olsen joined us to talk about her campaign for Clerk of the Montana Supreme Court.

We had open phones to start and then Bob Seidenschwarz invited Energy Expect Robert Bryce on the show.

State Auditor and Insurance Commissioner Troy Downing joined us for the first few segments and then Dr. Patrick Barkey from the University of Montana Bureau of Business and Economic Research joined us.

We talked about the launch of the Caras Park River Access project at Brennan's Wave, on the Clark Fork River at Caras Park.

We had two hours of open phones and talked about a variety of topics.

The first hour was open phones and then Dr. John Lott from the Crime Prevention Research Center joined us.

Johnathan Karlen and Mark Thane talked about property taxes and then Montana GOP Chairman Don K answered questions for 30 minutes at the end.

Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen answered caller questions for an hour.