Talk Back

Bob Seidenschwarz spoke with adventurer/historian Peter Stark. He has also authored a handful of books and several articles for some prolific magazines.

Americans for Prosperity joined us for our first segment. Then Bryan Mussard from Reminisce Angus Ranch will provide a quick update. We spent the next 50 minutes with UM President Dr. Jeremiah Shinn. Then we finished with open phones.

Bob Seidenschwarz will speak with Tom Selinger, Century of Service Project Manager for Diplomatic Studies and Training.

We spent the first hour with Montana Congressman Ryan Zinke. In the second hour, retired federal agent John Jackson joined us.

We started the show with Kirsten Baesler from the U.S. Department of Education. She is the Assistant Secretary for Elementary and Secondary Education. Then we had some open phones. Then MT GOP Chairman Art Wittich joined us.

Our friend and resident CPA Walt Kero answered tax questions.

We started with an update from Americans for Prosperity, and then Missoula County Commissioner Dave Strohmaier joined us for a short segment. Then we had open phones for about 30 minutes. Then State Auditor and Insurance Commissioner James Brown joined us.

Professors Mehrdad Kia and Michael Mayer discussed the book "The End of Ideology" by Daniel Bell.

The first half of the show was City Talk, where we discussed the Montana Senior Olympics. Then we spoke with OPI Superintendent Susie Hedalen about the upcoming school year.

We started with open phones, and then Governor Greg Gianforte joined us for 30 minutes. We finished with more open phones.

Our guests were Dr. Peter Kolb and Sandy Perrin. Dr. Kolb is the Montana State University Extension Forestry Specialist and an Associate Professor of Forest Ecology & Management, housed at the University of Montana in the Department of Forest Management. Perrin is the former Plant Clinic Coordinator with the Missoula County Extension Office.

We started with an update from Americans for Prosperity, and then Bryan Mussard for Reminus Angus joined us. We spent the rest of the show with economist Dr. Barkey.

We started with open phones and then Rob Natelson joined us for the rest of the show.

We started with open phones and then Dr. John Lott from the Crime Prevention Research Center joined us.

Russell Nemetz from the Western AG Network joined us for the full two hours and took several caller questions.

Our friend and resident CPA Walt Kero answered tax questions.

We started with open phones and then professors Mehrdad Kia and Michael Mayer joined us.

Eric Early is a prominent Los Angeles-based litigator, political figure, and media personality who has built a strong public platform addressing conservative and business-focused issues in California.

Eric Early is a prominent Los Angeles-based litigator, political figure, and media personality who has built a strong public platform addressing conservative and business-focused issues in California.

Bryan Mussard from Reminisce Angus Ranch joined us in the first hour. In the second hour, we had ECON 101 with the Missoula Economic Partnership and Robyn Michalec from United Way. She is also the coordinator of the Missoula Child Care Advantage

We started with an hour of open phones, and then Commissioner Troy Downing took calls for an hour.

Our guests for City Talk were Leigh Ratterman, a Community Resilience Specialist at the City, and Kelli Hess, executive director of Home ReSource. They’ll talk about the Last Chance Building Material Donation Site, which captures good building materials for reuse from people who are on their way to the landfill. State Auditor and Insurance Commissioner James Brown joined us after that.

Most of the show was open phones, and then MT GOP Chairman Art Wittich joined us.

Our friend and resident CPA Walt Kero answered tax questions.

Rob is a nationally recognized constitutional scholar, historian, commentator, and frequent guest on broadcast media. He is Senior Fellow in Constitutional Jurisprudence at the Independence Institute in Denver and a former law professor. He is best known for his scholarship on the American Founding and the Constitution’s original meaning.