Podcast appearances and mentions of mike smith

Missoula Pride returns June 19–21, and Missoula Pride Co-Founder and Executive Director Devin Carpenter joins Mike Smith on The Trail 1033 to preview a weekend packed with celebration, connection, education, and community. Devin shares how Missoula Pride has grown from a grassroots effort into one of Montana's largest Pride celebrations, thanks to partnerships with local organizations, volunteers, businesses, and supporters across Montana.The conversation explores how allies can get involved, volunteer opportunities, accessibility initiatives including sensory spaces and educational workshops, and what attendees can expect from the Pride Parade, Main Street Block Party, live entertainment, community vendors, and special events throughout the weekend.Devin also reflects on Missoula Pride's five-year journey, the importance of creating spaces for queer joy and belonging, and the power of community in bringing people together.For event schedules, volunteer opportunities, tickets, and more information, visit MissoulaPride.com.Missoula Pride 2026 takes place June 19–21 in downtown Missoula. Happy Pride! 

Mike Smith is joined in the Trail studio by Trey Curtiss of Backcountry Hunters & Anglers ahead of the annual Backcountry Brewfest happening at Caras Park. Curtiss shares his path from University of Montana intern to conservation advocate, while breaking down the organization's mission to keep public lands accessible, protected, and open for all users.The conversation explores growing pressure on federal public lands, the importance of grassroots advocacy, and the ongoing issue of corner crossing in checkerboard landscapes across the West. Curtiss also highlights BHA's nationwide network of chapters and hands-on stewardship efforts, from advocacy events to habitat restoration projects.Looking ahead to Brewfest, the episode previews an evening featuring 20+ Montana breweries, live music from Billy Faber and the Skalkaho Brothers, local food trucks, raffles, and community connection, all in support of public lands. Special guests include Mark Kenyon of MeatEater and BHA President & CEO Ryan Callaghan, underscoring the event's blend of education, advocacy, and celebration.Tickets are $25 at the door and include drink tickets and a commemorative cup, with proceeds supporting conservation work across North America.

Mike Smith is joined in-studio by Marc Moss, founder and executive director of Tell Us Something, to preview the organization's upcoming live storytelling event, The Power of Place.Marc shares how Tell Us Something has spent the last 15 years helping community members tell true personal stories on stage, why storytelling remains such a powerful way to connect people, and what audiences can expect from this year's event. The conversation touches on the importance of place in shaping our lives, supporting local artists and storytellers, and the unique stories that will be featured during the evening.Tell Us Something: The Power of Place takes place Tuesday, June 16th at the Bonner Park Band Shell in Missoula. The event features eight storytellers sharing true personal stories inspired by the places that have shaped them. Tickets, event details, and the Tell Us Something podcast archive can be found at TellUsSomething.org.

CONgregation, Laci is joined today by producer and writing genius Justin Halpern (Abbott Elementary, Harley Quinn). Together, they listen to the music and dig into the story of this week's scammer, Mike Smith, a suburban dad and aspiring musician who made $10 million by creating thousands of fake listeners to stream his (also fake) music so he could rake in the royalties. Plus, in this dad-centric episode, Laci asks: Are love, credit, and tax accountants a scam, a scheme, or the real thing? Stay schemin'! Keep the scams coming and snitch on your friends by emailing us at ScamGoddessPod@gmail.com. Follow on Instagram: Scam Goddess Pod: @scamgoddesspod Laci Mosley: @divalaci Justin Halpern: @justinshalpern   Research by Kathryn Doyle    SOURCES https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-features/streaming-fraud-fake-streams-mike-smith-1235500686/ https://www.justice.gov/usao-sdny/pr/north-carolina-musician-charged-music-streaming-fraud-aided-artificial-intelligence https://www.wired.com/story/ai-bots-streaming-music/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8RpxiEuGuUw Subscribe to SiriusXM Podcasts+ to listen to new episodes of Scam Goddess ad-free and a whole week early. Start a free trial now on Apple Podcasts or by visiting siriusxm.com/podcastsplus. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Part 2 of Forged Leaders: Roar From the Fire dives into the heat that shapes Black men into leaders. Mike Smith gets raw about pressure, pain, and purpose — how the same fire that tried to break you actually built you. Every scar, every setback, every sleepless night is part of the forge. You're not being punished; you're being prepared.

Mike Smith sits down with Amy Cilimburg, Executive Director of Climate Smart Missoula and Kerri Mueller, Air Quality Specialist with Missoula Public Health, to discuss Montana's Wildfire Smoke Ready Week and how communities can prepare for the months ahead.The conversation highlights the 2026 Wildfire & Smoke Outlook, a free public event taking place on Tuesday, June 9 at 6 p.m. in the Cooper Room at the Missoula Public Library. The event will feature experts from the National Weather Service and the Montana Climate Office discussing this summer's wildfire and smoke outlook, climate trends, public health impacts, and practical strategies for staying both fire-safe and smoke-safe. The program will also be simulcast with Flathead Valley Community College and available online via Zoom.Amy and Kerri also explore the latest science on wildfire smoke, who is most vulnerable to smoke exposure, how HEPA air cleaners can improve indoor air quality, and resources available through MontanaWildfireSmoke.org. Whether you're preparing your home, workplace, or family for wildfire season, this episode offers valuable information on staying healthy and resilient during Montana's smoke season.

NOTE: Co-host Steve Waid is under the weather and won't be on the podcast this week. At this point, we're not quite sure when he might be able to return. Prayers would be sincerely appreciated. This week, in the third and final installment of our interview, Jeffrey Baker tells us about a fuel incident at Talladega, a penalty the very next week at California, an ACRIMONIOUS split with Jeremy Mayfield, and being man enough to apologize to Mike Wallace. Hosts Rick Houston and Tony Liberati then dig into the November 1, 2001, issue of Winston Cup Scene. Mike Wallace has a career day at Phoenix … and in the process … makes a STRONG case to keep his Roger Penske-owned team open for business. But then Jeff Burton INSISTS on ruining the Cinderella story by getting by Mike in the closing laps to win … and give Roush Racing a 1-2-3 sweep of the weekend's Cup, Busch, and Truck series events. There are actually FOUR big races that weekend. Cup, Busch, Truck … and trying to get from the track to Game One of the World Series. Martinsville Speedway's Mike Smith shares a FANTASTIC memory of Dale Earnhardt, and … finally … this issue raises an age-old question: Team Dave or Team Sammy? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of The Broker Link Podcast, Mike Papuc welcomes Mike Smith, President Emeritus of The Brokerage Inc., for an important discussion on the current state of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) marketplace and what agents need to know moving forward. Mike shares his perspective on the latest developments affecting ACA plans, including marketplace trends, enrollment activity, carrier participation, and the evolving regulatory environment. Drawing on decades of industry experience, he explains how recent changes may impact both consumers and insurance professionals. The conversation explores the opportunities and challenges agents face in today's health insurance landscape, emphasizing the importance of staying informed, educating clients, and adapting to market shifts. Mike also discusses the value of building long-term client relationships and how trusted advisors can help consumers navigate an increasingly complex healthcare system. Whether you're focused on ACA, Medicare, or broader health insurance solutions, this episode provides valuable insights into the factors shaping the market today and practical guidance for serving clients with confidence. Tune in for an informative conversation packed with industry expertise, strategic perspective, and actionable takeaways from one of the insurance industry's most respected leaders. Learn more about partnering with The Brokerage Inc. by visiting our website, www.thebrokerageinc.com. Remember to like, share, and subscribe to our show!  New episodes weekly. Join our Community! LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-brokerage-inc-/   Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/thebrokerageinc/  Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/thebrokerageinc/  YouTube:  https://www.youtube.com/@TheBrokerageIncTexas  Website:  https://thebrokerageinc.com/       

Mike Smith welcomed Lisa from American Rivers and Carmen from Wild Montana into the Trail 103.3 studio to talk about the 2026 Trails, Rivers & Forests Expo, happening today, Wednesday, June 3, from 5–9 p.m. at Trail Head River Sports.The free event is co-hosted by American Rivers and Wild Montana and brings together local outdoor organizations, businesses, conservation groups, and community partners who work to protect, maintain, and connect people with the wild places around Missoula.The conversation covers the connection between public lands and public waters, the work American Rivers is doing around river protection, and Wild Montana's long history of protecting public lands across the state. Carmen also talks about Wild Montana's group hikes, volunteer trail projects, and the Trail of the Week partnership with Trail 103.3.The Expo is built to be both useful and fun. More than 40 partner organizations are expected to be part of the event, with hands-on activities, river safety information, wildlife and outdoor education, volunteer opportunities, and plenty of ways to learn what is happening outside your back door this summer.There will also be live music from The Pack Strings, food from El Cazador, cold drinks from Big Sky Brewing, raffle prizes, and family-friendly activities throughout the evening.Mike, Lisa, and Carmen also talk about the bigger picture: why Missoula's trails, rivers, forests, and public lands matter, and why so many local groups are working together to keep these places accessible, healthy, and protected.The 2026 Trails, Rivers & Forests Expo is free and open to the public today from 5–9 p.m. at Trail Head River Sports, 2505 S. Garfield Street in Missoula.Bring your friends, bring your family, meet the people doing the work, and celebrate the wild places that make Montana special.

Mike Smith joins us LIVE at 9pm to talk about two big stories tonight, the first is the Waitangi Tribunal being told of plans to weaken and remove treaty clauses in a range of laws are racist and an attempt to erode Māori rights.Secondly on what we're calling #milkygate, Labour questions whether disappearing climate briefing note deliberate cover-up. Senior Cabinet minister Louise Upston insists the disappearing document debacle in the PM's office is an "isolated incident" and says it is "disingenuous" to suggest otherwise.New figures show a surge in company liquidations, with hospitality one of the hardest hit. We're seeing some of the hardest times to run a small businesses even though we're being told this government are the best ones to run the economy to help businessWell also have a look at the Roy Morgan poll from late yesterday afternoon that some on the right are celebrating as 'finally an accurate poll has been released'. Is it? Or are we looking at an outlier and we'll see a return to order in the next poll.++++++++++++++++++++Like us on Facebook.com/BigHairyNetwork Follow us on Twitter.com/@bighairynetworkFollowing us on TikTok.com/@bighairynetworkSupport us on Patreon www.patreon.com/c/BigHairyNewsCheck out our merch https://bhn.nz/shop/Donate to our work https://bhn.nz/shop/donation/

Donna Brothers didn't just grow up around horses, she grew up as the daughter of one of the first licensed female jockeys in the United States. From learning to ride before she could remember to becoming one of the winningest female jockeys of the late 80s and 90s, Donna's path was never a straight line.She spent eleven years in the saddle before trading in her silks for a microphone, joining NBC Sports in 2000 and covering everything from the Kentucky Derby to dressage at the World Equestrian Games.After 25 years as one of horse racing's most recognizable on-track voices, Donna called her final Preakness Stakes in 2025 and retired on her own terms.How Donna's mother became one of the first six licensed female jockeys in the US in 1968, and how a workers' comp calculation literally launched a family legacyThe story behind her decision to retire: why she left at the top, and what it felt like to say "riders up" one last time on NBCThe art of the post-race interview, how to keep a winning jockey in their heart instead of their head, and why she never writes out questionsThe Mind That Bird Kentucky Derby win, Calvin Burrell's raw emotion, and the Southwest New Mexico thread that connects Sunland Park to the Triple CrownWhat she thinks horse racing media gets right, what it gets wrong, and her honest advice on building a content-driven podcastDonna Brothers has been in the sport long enough to have ridden with Mike Smith as a kid in El Paso, interviewed Jose Ortiz seconds after he beat his own brother in a Kentucky Derby photo finish, and watched an entire generation of young women grow up wanting to do what she did. This conversation covers what 40 years in horse racing actually looks like from the inside, and why she's finally okay stepping out of the spotlight.@donnabrothers | Subscribe and follow Horse People for more cross-discipline content and stories.

Part 1 breaks down the moment every Black man faces—the moment life stops giving choices and the fire shows up. No titles, no applause, just pressure and responsibility. Mike Smith gets raw about how the fire finds you, exposes you, and chooses you long before you feel ready. If you're still standing, you've already been forged.

Oui Oui! France has taken over the sports world.  Charles and Mike start with breaking news in the NFL that includes the Rams making another blockbuster trade, this time for Myles Garrett, and Russell Wilson joining CBS' pregame show.  Then, both the NBA Finals & Stanley Cup Final are set, but the narratives and hype for the two series couldn't be further apart.  Plus, PSG repeats at Champions League champs, Serena Williams is coming out of retirement, and the French Open is wide open.  Jason's Wormbyte covers the UCL Final and the newly released CFP schedule, while Dr. Mike Smith has cooked up a viral hit for his moment of the week! 

The Ombudsman has agreed to investigate accusations of withholding of official information by the prime minister's office. This follows the government promising to legislate an end to private citizens' rights to sue corporations for climate damages, effectively putting an end to Mike Smith's court case. Political reporter Russell Palmer has the story.

Mike Smith explores the truth many Black men live with: we learned how to survive, not how to heal. This episode breaks down the cost of unspoken pain and why choosing healing is an act of strength, not weakness.You deserve more than survival.

Some are working pretty hard currently to buy into the Mike Smith storyline that the big end of town has the Government's ear over climate change. Mike Smith is the activist, the agitator, the chainsaw man, the "smack the America's Cup" bloke. So, you know, a life of angst and upset. His latest outing was in court, looking to sue individual companies over their pollution around climate change. He was looking for an activist court to agree with the idea that a company can be held to specific and individual account for something that happens all over the world by, if you think about it, all of us. The Government stepped in a week or so back and put an end to it. Their argument is Parliament is your ultimate court and these sorts of laws are for it, not individual judges who may sway with the wind. They didn't put it that way, I did. But there is no doubt in my mind, in a number of areas, various courts these days are open to a bit of judicial dabbling. In my humble opinion it is brought about by an increasing arrogance that they make the rules. It's true to say a court can have a say or hold sway. But it's equally true to say the ultimate court is the Parliament of the land and we do not want that undermined. Now, Mike claims people like Fonterra have been writing to the Prime Minister's office and advocating for the Government to step in on court action like his. And given they did he now suggests this is collusion, this is scally-waggery, this is big money, big influence malarkey that borders on scandal. Or could it be a corporate saying what you would expect a corporate to say and a government, not surprisingly, doing what they would do anyway. In other words, Fonterra didn't need to say anything because Paul Goldsmith would have done what he did without any correspondence. Why? Because they think the same way I do. I didn't write to anyone and didn't have a meeting with anyone and yet I would have thought, nay expected, the Government to nip the Smith fishing expedition in the bud. Why? Because it's obvious and it's common sense. See not everything is a conspiracy. Sometimes, remarkably, especially when it's obvious, people tend to have the same view. Letters or no letters, meetings or no meetings. Nothing to see here. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Some are working pretty hard currently to buy into the Mike Smith storyline that the big end of town has the Government's ear over climate change. Mike Smith is the activist, the agitator, the chainsaw man, the "smack the America's Cup" bloke. So, you know, a life of angst and upset. His latest outing was in court, looking to sue individual companies over their pollution around climate change. He was looking for an activist court to agree with the idea that a company can be held to specific and individual account for something that happens all over the world by, if you think about it, all of us. The Government stepped in a week or so back and put an end to it. Their argument is Parliament is your ultimate court and these sorts of laws are for it, not individual judges who may sway with the wind. They didn't put it that way, I did. But there is no doubt in my mind, in a number of areas, various courts these days are open to a bit of judicial dabbling. In my humble opinion it is brought about by an increasing arrogance that they make the rules. It's true to say a court can have a say or hold sway. But it's equally true to say the ultimate court is the Parliament of the land and we do not want that undermined. Now, Mike claims people like Fonterra have been writing to the Prime Minister's office and advocating for the Government to step in on court action like his. And given they did he now suggests this is collusion, this is scally-waggery, this is big money, big influence malarkey that borders on scandal. Or could it be a corporate saying what you would expect a corporate to say and a government, not surprisingly, doing what they would do anyway. In other words, Fonterra didn't need to say anything because Paul Goldsmith would have done what he did without any correspondence. Why? Because they think the same way I do. I didn't write to anyone and didn't have a meeting with anyone and yet I would have thought, nay expected, the Government to nip the Smith fishing expedition in the bud. Why? Because it's obvious and it's common sense. See not everything is a conspiracy. Sometimes, remarkably, especially when it's obvious, people tend to have the same view. Letters or no letters, meetings or no meetings. Nothing to see here. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mike Smith, from the Sun theatre, joins Darren James to catch up on his latest adventures!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Thinking about buying or expanding a practice, but nervous about debt, banks, or making an expensive mistake?   In today's episode, I'm joined by Mike Smith of Bank of America to demystify the lending process for optometrists. We break down what banks actually look for in a borrower, how student loans and cash reserves really factor in, why tax returns matter more than stories, and the common traps buyers and sellers fall into when financing a deal. If utilizing OPM, other peoples' money like a bank's, is on your radar (now or in the future), this conversation can save you time, money, and unnecessary stress.     Resources: Book a Triage call with Adam Download the Practice Owner's Financial Toolkit 20/20 Money Ultimate Financial Success Masterclass OD Mastermind Interest Form Check out Adam's new book: How to Buy an Optometry Practice   ————————————————————————————— Please rate and subscribe to 20/20 Money on these platforms Apple Podcasts Spotify ————————————————————————————— For past episodes of 20/20 Money with full companion show notes, please check out our episode archive here!   Check out Adam's other podcast! The Optometry Success Podcast  Subscribe on Apple Podcasts: https://bit.ly/4tttng6 Subscribe on Spotify: https://bit.ly/4tuf0YM 

For City Counselling this week, Wire Host Caeden spoke to Councillor Julie Fairey about the need for council to be involved in discussions about the details of an additional harbour crossing, and the number of job losses in the Auckland Transport restructure.  And they spoke to Māni Dunlop from Te Ao Māori News for our new bi-weekly catch-up on the political issues of the week from a Māori perspective. News Director Castor spoke to kaumatua and climate activist Mike Smith about his court case against Fonterra in the wake of the government removing its legal basis. They also spoke to Professor of Law at the University of Waikato, Alexander Gillespie, about the legal ramifications of such a decision.  For our weekly catch-up with the Labour Party, Producer Pranuja spoke with Shanan Halbert about the Government disestablishing the BSA and scrapping the tertiary Fees Free scheme, as well as the Government's new citizenship test. She also spoke with Associate Professor Alice Mills about why secure housing is central to reintegration for those leaving prison.

Send us Fan MailFrom football fields to flower rooms, Mike Smith's journey into cannabis wasn't something he planned; it was something he grew into.In this episode of the CashColorCannabis Podcast, Smith opens up about his path from being a college athlete and railroad worker to helping build one of Chicago's most unique cultivation facilities. Operating out of a former bowling alley in Chicago Heights, Emerald Gardens has become home to multiple cannabis brands, including Korner Boys and Belushi Farms.During our conversation at NECANN, Smith reflects on the lessons he learned through hard work, the realities of entering the cultivation side of cannabis without prior experience, and how relationships and culture continue to shape his journey in the industry. He also discusses working alongside Jim Belushi, discovering the now-infamous Blood Diamond Brunch strain, and why listening and consistency still matter most in cannabis.Listen to our interview now. Thank you to our sponsors, Minority Cannabis Business Association,  minoritycannabis.org/memberships BIPOCann, BIPOCANN.com And join our Patreon and help us keep interviews like this coming. For as low as $1 a month, you can help keep "A Higher Level of Conversation" going www.patreon.com/c/CashColorCannabis Support the show

This episode speaks to the men who carry everything. Mike Smith breaks down what happens when the “strong one” finally reaches his limit, why silence becomes heavy, and how admitting “I'm tired” can open the door to real healing.Even the strong deserve rest.Even the strong deserve support.

It's cloudy again in Philadelphia.  Charles and Mike check in on the latest from the NBA & NHL playoffs, including both Philly teams being swept, a controversial Victor Wembanyama ejection, and trouble watching games while traveling.  Then the guys discuss the upcoming NFL Schedule reveal, react to the unsurprising announcement of Cowboys/Giants Week 1 on SNF, debate the 76-team NCAA Tournament field, and more!  Plus, Jason's Wormbyte features a note on golf TV coverage ahead of the PGA Championship, and Dr. Mike Smith will NOT be back in the saddle this weekend at the Preakness. 

A Supreme Court ruling in 2024 ruled Mike Smith had the right to sue the New Zealand-based companies.

Black men carry a lot that never gets spoken. In this episode, Mike Smith breaks down the invisible weight we learn to hide — the pressure to stay strong, the silence we're taught to keep, and the pain that builds when we don't feel safe to express what we feel.This conversation explores how unspoken trauma shows up in our lives and why naming the weight is the first step toward healing.You're not weak for feeling it.You're stronger for facing it.

Send us Fan MailThis episode we are talking ghosts with A CHINESE GHOST STORY from Hong Hong & GHOSTWATCH from the UK. We loved both these films and each has moments that are really scary!From IMDb: A debt collector has no other choice than to spend the night in a haunted temple, where he encounters a female ghost, whom he falls in love with. To save her soul he must work with a monk to defeat the tree demon who owns her spirit.From IMDb: In a "live" broadcast on Halloween night, a BBC team investigate a reported poltergeist in an ordinary London home.Next time we are looking at "Weird Horror" films with THE LAIR OF THE WHITE WORM & TOGETHER.Thanks for all your support of the show! You can now support us on Patreon or through Buzzsprout. Gerry Entriken: WoHo Outro ThemeSupport the showOpening Theme "Bucket" by Gerry EntrikenClosing Theme "Mop" by Gerry Entriken Interstitial Musicalso by Gerry Entriken. We love you, Gerry!Subscribe to the Podcast for a Special shout-out!World of Horror's InstagramMom's InstagramMac's InstagramDonate to Translifeline

It's time for another Off Mike Discussions episode! This week, both Mikes have thoughts on Lee Cronin's The Mummy, which of course leads Mike D to give some thoughts on THE MUMMY (1999), plus NIRVANNA THE BAND THE SHOW THE MOVIE, THRASH, and REDUX REDUX. Meanwhile, Mike Smith has been singing the praises of SPEED RACER since 2008 and the rest of the world has finally caught up, and he's got thoughts on new releases like THE DRAMA, FACES OF DEATH, THEY WILL KILL YOU, and more!

Mike Smith sits down with Marcy Allen, Executive Director of the Missoula Community Foundation, for a conversation about Missoula Gives and the power of local philanthropy. They explore how this community-wide giving event has grown into a beloved annual tradition—bringing together nonprofits, businesses, and everyday donors across Missoula and the Bitterroot.Marcy shares stories about the impact of collective giving, from record-breaking participation during 2020 to the continued growth of new donor engagement each year. The conversation highlights how Missoula Gives helps people discover local nonprofits they didn't know existed, while also creating space for organizations to connect with fresh supporters.They also dig into the many ways people can participate—whether it's donating, volunteering, attending kickoff events, or simply spreading the word. With celebrations planned across town, including Plonk, Bitter Root Brewing, Cranky Sam's, and the Missoula Public Library, this year's Missoula Gives blends community impact with community celebration.At its core, this episode is about one idea: when everyone gives a little, a community changes a lot.

Complete coverage of the Sovereign Awards including Rosie Day, Sid Attard, Santino DiPaola, Pietro Moran, Rafael Hernandez and Kevin Attard. Patrick Husbands tells us why he is retiring after 37 years and why he might un-retire. Sofia Vives is back riding at Woodbine and she delivered Mony Mony to victory in the first Stakes race of the year. Kentucky Derby #152 is upon us. Mike Smith has ridden in 28 of them and he tells us - he still gets chills. We talk with Smith about some of the greatest moments in his amazing career. The 6-year-old trotter, Ghostly Casper, cracked the $1,000,000 barrier. His favourite human, Sara Baillargeon tells us how special this horse is. And when an absolute sure thing broke stride at the start at Mohawk, how much did the other horses pay?

Mike Smith is joined live in-studio by longtime Missoula community member and former Justice of the Peace Karen Orzac to talk about the 65th Annual Kiwanis Pancake Breakfast.Now retired after 20 years on the bench—and having officiated over a thousand weddings—Orzac shares her continued passion for serving the community through the Missoula Kiwanis Club. The conversation highlights Kiwanis' century-long mission of supporting local youth through programs, partnerships, and hands-on volunteer work.Taking place Saturday, April 25th, the pancake breakfast is Kiwanis' biggest fundraiser of the year, benefiting organizations like Youth Homes, Boys & Girls Club, YWCA, and more. For just $5, attendees can enjoy a full breakfast while helping fund opportunities for kids across Missoula—plus music, activities, and a strong sense of community connection.Whether you come for the pancakes or the purpose, it's all about showing up for local kids.

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Mike Smith is joined in-studio by former Trail 103.3 program director and longtime DJ Robert Chase, along with his daughter Mazzy Chase, for a conversation that blends radio history with a deeply personal story. Now living with type 1 diabetes for over 26 years, Mazzy was diagnosed at just 20 months old—an experience that reshaped her family's life and led Robert to become actively involved with what is now Breakthrough T1D (formerly JDRF).Breakthrough T1D is a leading nonprofit dedicated to funding research, advancing technology, and ultimately finding a cure for type 1 diabetes. Through decades of innovation—from daily injections to insulin pumps and smartphone-connected care—the organization has helped improve quality of life for millions, while continuing to push toward a future without the disease.The conversation also highlights the upcoming Breakthrough T1D Walk in Missoula, a community-driven event that brings together families, supporters, and advocates to raise funds and awareness. With reflections on resilience, progress, and the power of showing up, this episode underscores the importance of community support and continued investment in life-changing research.Event Info: Breakthrough T1D Walk — Ogren Park, Sunday @ 2:00 PM (check-in at 1:00 PM), featuring a three-mile walk along the Clark Fork River, community resources, and fundraising opportunities.

Mike Smith is joined in-studio by Lynn Wood and Sean Higgins of Storyhouse Montana for an in-depth conversation about the transformation of the former Roseburg Mill site in Missoula into a major new hub for film, media production, workforce training, and community development.Storyhouse Montana is reimagining the industrial complex as a full-service production facility designed to attract mid-sized film and television projects while prioritizing Montana-based talent, local hiring, and long-term economic reinvestment. The conversation explores how the project connects with Montana's growing creative economy, the challenge of retaining young talent in the state, and the role of partnerships with the University of Montana and Missoula College in building hands-on training and internship pathways.Lynn Wood and Sean Higgins also discuss the broader vision for the site, including job creation, sustainable redevelopment, and even future housing components designed to support incoming crews and local workers. More than a studio project, Storyhouse Montana aims to become a community-centered engine for storytelling, blending filmmaking, craftsmanship, and economic opportunity in the heart of Missoula.From Hollywood-scale production ambitions to hyperlocal workforce development, this episode looks at how one of Missoula's largest industrial sites is being reshaped into a new creative cornerstone for Montana's film future.

Mike Smith joined Jake and Ben for his weekly visit to recap the Utah Jazz season.

Hour two of Jake and Ben for April 16, 2026.

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In this episode, Mike Smith, President of the Wild Sheep Foundation Alberta, breaks down the state of wild sheep in Alberta and what the Foundation is doing to protect them. The guys dig into the Foundation's latest on the ground projects including innovative mechanical habitat enhancement is opening critical winter ranges like Grotto Mountain and Sheep River. Mike also provides and overview of their disease management efforts and how collaring supports early detection, predator dynamics, especially cougars and wolves and their link to habitat quality, the launch of a mobile education trailer bringing sheep science and history to hunters, biologists, and the public, sheep hunting opportunities in the province and the success of the annual Bighorn Banquet. At the heart of the conversation is a simple idea: healthy habitat, informed management, and balanced predator pressure are essential for Alberta's world class sheep herds to thrive for generations. Whether you're a hunter, conservationist, or wildlife enthusiast, this episode offers a clear look at the bold, practical work shaping the future of wild sheep in Alberta and how you can support it. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of New York's Finest: Retired & Unfiltered, we break down the sentencing of NYPD Sergeant Erik Duran and what it means for policing, accountability, and public safety in New York City. Was this a justified sentenceor another example of the system turning its back on proactive police work? Retired NYPD Lieutenants John Macari & Eric Dym along with retired NYPD Detectives Marlon Bethel & Mike Smith deep dive into: The details surrounding Sgt. Erik Duran's case The legal standards of use of force under Graham v. Connor How this sentencing impacts NYPD officers on the street The growing disconnect between NYC leadership and law enforcement What this means for crime, officer morale, and public safety moving forward At a time when NYC officials are pushing de-carceral policies while still demanding results from police, this case raises serious questions about the future of proactive policing. If officers are punished for doing their job, who will step up to protect the city? Like, Comment, and Subscribe for real, unfiltered conversations on NYC policing, crime, and politics. #NYPD #ErikDuran #PoliceAccountability #NYCNews #CriminalJustice #UseOfForce #GrahamvConnor #PublicSafety #PoliceNews #FinestUnfiltered ️ New to streaming or looking to level up? Check out StreamYard and get $10 discount! https://streamyard.com/pal/d/5689366474915840 Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

In this episode of The Broker Link Podcast, Mike Smith and Josh Slattery break down the key updates from the 2027 CMS Medicare Final Rule and what it means for agent partners. One of the biggest headlines is the rate increase for Medicare Advantage plans, rising from 0.9% to 2.48%, which injects approximately $13 billion into the system. While this funding boost is significant, it will likely influence product design, including potential reductions in certain non-essential supplemental benefits. The discussion also highlights the codification of the Inflation Reduction Act provision that caps out-of-pocket prescription drug costs at $2,100, providing greater financial protection for beneficiaries. From a compliance standpoint, several important changes are addressed. The removal of the 48-hour waiting period for Scope of Appointment and the reduction of call recording retention requirements from 10 years to 6 years are expected to streamline agent workflows while maintaining regulatory standards. The episode also explores the evolving focus of Star Ratings, with a shift toward clinical outcomes and away from administrative measures — signaling a broader move toward quality of care and patient results. The Brokerage Inc. will continue to keep you informed about CMS changes for 2027.  Visit our website, www.thebrokerageinc.com to learn more. Remember to like, share, and subscribe to our show!  New episodes are available every Tuesday. Join our Community! LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-brokerage-inc-/   Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/thebrokerageinc/  Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/thebrokerageinc/  YouTube:  https://www.youtube.com/@TheBrokerageIncTexas  Website:  https://thebrokerageinc.com/   

Mike Smith is joined live in-studio by Bob from Free Cycles to talk about spring riding in Missoula—and the future of one of the city's most community-driven spaces.At the heart of the conversation is the Free Cycles “Forever Campaign,” an effort to secure the long-term sustainability of the organization by paying off its property and expanding its impact. The campaign supports everything from youth programming and hands-on bike education to innovative pedal-powered systems and the vision of taking the space fully off-grid.Free Cycles has long served as a hub for transportation equity, offering free tools, repair guidance, and access to bikes for anyone who walks through the door. But as Bob explains, it's about more than bikes—it's about creating a true “third place” where people can gather, connect, and participate without financial barriers.Listeners will also hear about upcoming events, live music, and seasonal opportunities to get involved, all while supporting a mission rooted in accessibility, sustainability, and community.

In this episode, Mike Smith sits down with Joy French of Bare Bait Dance and the Westside Theater to talk about the energy, creativity, and community behind 40 Over 40—Missoula's sold-out dance showcase celebrating performers stepping back into the spotlight.Joy shares how dancers of all experience levels are taking on new styles, pushing past self-doubt, and rediscovering the joy of movement. From first-time choreography on a high school poms squad to leading a production with over 100 community members, her journey highlights the power of saying “yes” to something new—at any age.The conversation explores how dance becomes more than performance—it's connection, creativity, and a chance to challenge yourself in ways that feel both vulnerable and rewarding. Plus, they dive into what makes the Westside Theater such a special, intimate venue, and how its programming—from community shows to youth camps—continues to bring people together.Even if you missed out on tickets, this episode captures the spirit of 40 Over 40: taking risks, finding your people, and remembering that it's never too late to try something new.

Mike Smith joins us to talk about his time spent in the LBL. Bigfoot, Dogman and Orbs enter the chat.

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Art and Phred dive into treadmill survival strategies, including Phred's classic 1:05 reset method, the magic of a 15% incline, and the universal truth that starting too fast indoors is a bad life choice. Art is eyeing a March 15 return to running, sharing some winter miles at Lincoln Woods and the awkward reality of snowshoeing. The conversation rolls into the chaos of the Umstead 100—a brutally simple crushed gravel grind with a registration process that sells out in minutes and legends like Mike Smith stacking up finishes. Music talk hits peak Cultra with Grateful Dead vibes and "Time Warp" from The Rocky Horror Picture Show landing right in the cadence sweet spot. Cultra Bot drops some Barber shop… As always, the show is powered 112% by listeners, with Patreon support helping upgrade the audio. Support is good. Umstead 100 Get your official Cultra Clothes and other Cultra TRP PodSwag at our store! Outro music by Nick Byram Become a Cultra Crew Patreon Supporter  basic licker.  If you lick us, we will most likely lick you right back Cultra Facebook Fan Page Go here to talk shit and complain and give us advice that we wont follow Cultra Trail Running Instagram Don't watch this with your kids Sign up for a race at Live Loud Running and feel better Buy Fred's Book Running Home More Information on the #CUT112   

What are the main candidates for dark matter? Neil deGrasse Tyson and comic co-host Chuck Nice sit down with theoretical physicist Katherine Freese to tackle fan questions about dark matter, dark energy, and the dark universe at large. NOTE: StarTalk+ Patrons can listen to this entire episode commercial-free here:  https://startalkmedia.com/show/dark-universe-decoded-with-katherine-freese/ Thanks to our Patrons Yasin Hasbay, Joe Hudson, Marcelo Morales, Jeffrey C, Quentin Kelly, Mark Hobden, Shawnie Brisbois, Nathan Williams, Christian Etel, Adam, Andrew Foss, Christopher Lauer, Mike Smith, Gloria Goungo, Dennis Poggenburg, Wild Cat93, Tilly, Alon Gutman, Philip Sun, Dave Mulder, Neil Cameron, CuriousHairlessApe, Not Pensive, Thanh Ho, Aaron, Amy, Brandon Rhodes, Jeffrey Otterman, Space Hendrix, Mango, Yoni, Christopher, Cody Motycka, James Astley, Ryan Dimery-Seek, Alec Scott, Joshua Dobelstein, JP, D.K. Mola, Matt Sumner, Jordan Smith, Case Torres, Tiffany Jones, Josh Middleton, Christopher Crain, Abdul Sudi, Quyen Nguyen, Rahul Varma Sikinam, Nathaniel Gonzalez, Jonathan Negron, Adam Bauman, Sean McAll, Taylor, Lora White, CrunchySciFry, Robby Satterfield, James Simpson, Samantha Kasper, Isahn Mejia, Cameron Smith, Ray Nobleza, Mike Gibbs, Paul Stumbo, Ruben Wilberg, Anish Dube, Manolis Sensi, Arnab Deka, Rich, 4d916, Oon Thian Seng, Temo Chavchanidze, Vikas Rawat, Korin, Gene Hannon, Edward Marwood, Catherine Fiala, Matt F, Elijah Flippin, Bharath Kumar, Tuyaa, Furry Combat Wombat, Lexi Chivers, Vincent Franchino, R Tillery, Matthew Pitts, GAME MASTER, Lawrey, Chris Fro, Adam, Diesel Haphazard, Anthony Calomeni, Mike G., Victor Acevedo, David Wall, Jaime Rivera, Reginald Hill, Devin Jansen, Tushar Vashisht, Lisa Mc Guire, and Ian for supporting us this week. Subscribe to SiriusXM Podcasts+ to listen to new episodes of StarTalk Radio ad-free and a whole week early.Start a free trial now on Apple Podcasts or by visiting siriusxm.com/podcastsplus. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Utah Jazz Analyst Mike Smith gave his thoughts on Bam Adebayo's Historic 83-Point Game and all things NBA. 

BYU still alive but how far can AJ Dybantsa take them? Utah Jazz Analyst Mike Smith gave his thoughts on Bam Adebayo's Historic 83-Point Game and all things NBA.  Many Big 12 Players Unhappy with Glass Courts

Jake Scott & Ben Anderson Hour 1 BYU still alive but how far can AJ Dybantsa take them? Utah Jazz Analyst Mike Smith gave his thoughts on Bam Adebayo's Historic 83-Point Game and all things NBA.  Many Big 12 Players Unhappy with Glass Courts Jake Hatch & Tim LaComb Hour 2 Bam Adebayo's 83 point night Utah Mammoth insider Cole Bagley UNLV's unfair advantage  Hour 3 NFL free agency | Ravens back out of Maxx Crosby deal BYU color analyst Mark Durrant Final thoughts