Talk Back

Bob, Josh, and Rob talked about the economic impact of the recent election results.

We spent the first few segments with SBA’s Regional Administrator Justin Everett talking about new programs that help Montana small businesses. Then we spoke with President and Founder of the Crime Prevention Research Center John Lott.

Our friend and resident CPA Walt Kero answered tax questions from callers. We talked about medical insurance and property taxes.

We talked about the Midterm Election results.

We started with open phones, and then Mehrdad Kia and Michael Mayer joined us for Global Hot Spots.

We started with an hour of open phones, and then Constitutional Scholar Rob Natelson joined us.

The first half of the show was open phones, and then we got a crime report from the Missoula County Attorney. Then Susan Hay Patrick from Missoula United Way joined us.

We spent the first few segments with former Montana Governor Racicot discussing I-194. Then Montana Governor Greg Gianforte joined us for a few segments. Then we spent the second hour with Attorney General Austin Knudsen.

Forestry Specialist Dr. Peter Kolb and Orvile Daniels joined us. Daniels was the Lolo National Forest Supervisor for 20 years and is a wealth of knowledge.

We started with an hour of open phones and then it was ECON 101 with the Missoula Economic Partnership. Christine Littig (MEP’s Business Development Director) and Melissa Mooney (1889, The Keep) joined us to talk about the restaurant industry in Missoula.

Bob Seidenschwarz spoke about data centers and AI with Jennifer Warren. Then we spoke with Israel's Consul General.

State Auditor and Insurance Commissioner James Brown joined us for the first half of the show. Then we had a crime report from the Missoula County Attorney's Office. Then we had City Talk with Mayor Davis talking about housing.

We started the show with U.S. Senate candidate Kurt Alme and then finished with open phones.

Our friend and resident CPA answered tax questions.

We spoke with Dr. Patrick Barkey about the economy, data, centers, gas prices, and more.

We spent the first few segments talking about open enrollment. Then it was the KGVO Book Club with Mehrdad Kia and Michael Mayer. Author Pam Nadell also joined us to talk about her book "Antisemitism: An American Tradition".

The first half of the show was open phones and then Montana GOP Chairman Art Wittich joined us.

We spoke with Destination Missoula about a new tourism survey. Then we spoke with Election Administrator Bradley Seaman. Then we spoke with Governor Greg Gianforte about his recent trip to India.

We started with an update from Shannon O'Brien after she decided to step down as chair of the Democratic Party. Then we had some open phones before talking to Rep. Albus about beef imports.

Bob Seidenschwarz spoke with Historian/Adventurer Peter Stark about elections.

We started with open phones and then got a crime report from County Attorney Matt Jennings. Then we had City Talk with the Missoula Fire Department. We talked about fire prevention.

We started with open phones, and then Judge Dan Wilson joined us for the second half of the show.

Our friend and resident CPA, Walt Kero, answered tax questions.

Watson's Children's Shelter talked about their tennis pro AM event, and then Mehrdad Kia and Michael Mayer talked about issues around the world.

We started with open phones, and then Constitutional Scholar Rob Natelson joined us.