What Do You Know?

On this episode of What Do You Know?, we sit down with return guest Julia Anzano, a Ph. D. consultant and expert in artificial intelligence adoption and business strategy, for a timely conversation about AI’s expanding influence on social media, the stock market, and the global economy. We explore how AI is reshaping digital platforms — from content discovery to ad targeting — and how those shifts...

On this episode of What Do You Know, we welcome Marcus Welnel — a University of Montana standout linebacker turned athletic leader and NIL expert. Marcus parlayed his time as a Grizzly (including earning the coveted legacy No. 37 jersey) into a multifaceted career that bridges athletics, business, and the evolving world of collegiate sports compensation. He helps guide revenue strategy in his role...

On this episode of What Do You Know, Scott and Arnie sit down with Sharyn Felder, daughter of legendary songwriter Doc Pomus, for an intimate look at the life and legacy of one of America’s great music figures. Raised in Brooklyn long before it was trendy, Sharyn grew up immersed in Tin Pan Alley history, spending weekends at the Forest Hotel across from the Brill Building, where her father lived...

On this episode of What Do You Know, Scott and Arnie sit down with Ashley Warren, Communications Specialist with the Missoula Redevelopment Agency, and Megan McMeekin, Senior Project Manager with Missoula’s Public Works & Mobility Department, to dive into the Downtown SAM Project. The Downtown SAM (Safety, Access & Mobility) Project is a major multi-modal initiative aimed at reshaping the heart of...

On this special edition of What Do You Know, Scott and Arnie wrap up a consequential year and look ahead to what’s next. As 2025 comes to a close, they break down the biggest stories and shifts shaping our world—covering the economy, politics, technology, demographics, and the trends that will define 2026 and beyond. With insight, perspective, and a few bold predictions, this episode is the perfec...

As 2025 comes to a close, economist and fan-favorite guest Robert “Tino” Sonora returns to What Do You Know for our annual year-end wrap-up. A Professor of Finance at the University of Montana’s College of Business, Tino helps us make sense of the year’s biggest economic stories—from inflation cooling and shifting consumer habits to the ongoing impacts of global trade tensions. We break down what...

On this episode of What Do You Know, we take a grounded look at human trafficking — an issue pushed back into national headlines by the latest developments in the Jeffrey Epstein case — and how it affects communities right here in Montana. We’re joined by Lowell Hochhalter, founder of The LifeGuard Group, a Missoula nonprofit working on the front lines to protect victims and support survivors. Low...

Join Scott and Arnie this week as they welcome back political strategist and commentator Eric Stern for a deep dive into the 2025 election results. Together they break down the key races — from the New York City mayoral contest to the gubernatorial battles in New Jersey and Virginia, and the implications of California’s Proposition 50. They’ll also bring the conversation home to Missoula, analyzin...

We’re joined by Stacy Houge, Executive Director, and Andrew Vashchenco, Assistant Director of Watson Children’s Center in Missoula — part of Watson Children’s Shelter, which provides safe, nurturing care for children in crisis across western Montana. At Watson, the work doesn’t stop with the children — it extends to the families as well. Dedicated case managers and family support staff partner clo...

This week on What Do You Know, Scott and Arnie sit down with Amy Sings In The Timber, Executive Director of the Montana Innocence Project, for an inspiring and eye-opening conversation about justice, advocacy, and the ongoing work to free the wrongfully convicted. Amy shares insights into the great—and often challenging—work of the organization, her mission to advance fairness and accountability i...

On this episode of What Do You Know? we’re joined by Marni Wandner, founder of Future Present, as she shares her journey from music industry executive to wellness guide, and how she’s bringing her experience full-circle in service of helping artists, teams, and creative professionals thrive. Marni’s story spans 20+ years in entertainment: from artist management, to founding her own digital marketi...

This week on What Do You Know, we sit down with Caitlan Borgmann, Executive Director of Mountain Home Montana. A Missoula native who attended Yale University and spent 25 years in New York City leading advocacy work at the ACLU, Caitlan moved back to Missoula in 2015 and, in 2025, took the helm at Mountain Home. The organization provides housing, childcare, mental health support, and education for...

On this episode, Arnie and Scott sit down with Trisha Drobeck from Run Wild Missoula and the Missoula Marathon, and Emily Rolston from Destination Missoula. We dive into the impressive economic impact the 2025 Missoula Marathon had on our city and explore how tourism is thriving in the Garden City. The conversation also covers the ongoing Tourism Stewardship project, the role it plays in shaping M...

On this episode of What Do You Know, Scott and Arnie talk with Sean Patrick Higgins and James Brown III, the Broadway veterans and Ivy League–trained actors behind Story House, Inc. The conversation explores how they’re merging storytelling, sustainability, and economic development through Montana’s first large-scale film and media production facility. From creating new local Missoula jobs to laun...

On this episode of What Do You Know, we sit down with Missoula Mayor Andrea Davis for an energetic and engaging conversation about the city’s future. She shares her vision for a more responsive local government, including upgraded digital services, data-driven operations, and major infrastructure investments. We discuss bold steps to address the cost of living, from equitable tax policy to support...

200 days into 2025, we’re checking in with economist and fan-favorite guest Robert “Tino” Sonora for our Q3 update on What Do You Know. A Professor of Finance at the University of Montana’s College of Business, Tino returns to help us unpack the impact—or lack thereof—of the latest round of tariffs on the U.S. economy and financial markets. We explore whether tariffs are delivering results, how th...

Jake Parker is a dedicated golf instructor at The Ranch Club in Missoula and the owner-operator of Montana Taekwondo Academy. A Missoula native, Jake graduated from Sentinel High School and continued his education at Sacramento State. With a passion for both sports and mentoring, he combines technical expertise with a strong commitment to personal development in his students. Jake recently joined...

Arnie and Scott welcome back Missoula Montana Airport’s Director Brian Ellestad and Deputy Director Tim Damrow to the show. The conversation touches on the recent Air India disaster (taped on 6/12/25) and its impact on global aviation safety. Plus, we get the inside scoop on Phase 2 of the airport’s expansion, the increase in local air travel, potential new routes and airline partners, and what tr...

100 days into 2025, economist and fan-favorite guest Robert “Tino” Sonora returns to What Do You Know. A Professor of Finance at the University of Montana’s College of Business, Tino helps us make sense of the economic ripple effects from the latest round of tariffs. We dig into the big questions: Is the U.S. being treated fairly by its trade partners? What does a trade war really mean for America...

Join us on KGVO's What Do You Know as we sit down with former NTSB Managing Director Peter Goelz, one of the nation’s foremost experts on aviation and transportation safety. With decades of experience investigating major accidents and shaping safety policy, Peter brings unparalleled insight into the high-stakes world of transportation security, disaster response, and what really happens behind the...

In this episode, we sit down with return guest Michelle Huie, founder of VIM & VIGR, to talk about her journey from launching a stylish compression legwear brand to expanding into a new 14,000-square-foot warehouse in Missoula. We also talk about her new software business Shop DOt, and how that is powering online storefronts for businesses without inventory or operational barriers. Michelle shares...

In this episode, we sit down with Julia Anzano to explore her unique journey—from growing up in New Jersey and excelling in athletics to her time at Coach and her transition into the world of artificial intelligence at Cognizant. Julia shares insights on her education, including her pursuit of a PhD at Pepperdine, her career evolution, and the intersection of AI and business. Tune in for an inspir...

Join Scott and Arnie for a compelling conversation with Dr. John Sommers-Flanagan, a professor in the University of Montana’s Department of Counseling, as we dive into the transformative power of the new Institute of Positive Education. Discover how a generous gift from the Washington Foundation is fueling innovative approaches in counseling and education, amplifying Dr. Sommers-Flanagan’s impactf...

Kick off the new year with the first episode of 2025 as we welcome back Robert "Tino" Sonora, Professor of Finance at the University of Montana’s College of Business. A renowned economist and engaging speaker, Tino will dive into the pressing macroeconomic issues shaping our world. From local impacts here in Montana to national trends and global dynamics, he provides expert analysis and thoughtful...

Join us as we sit down with Terri Finnell, a fifth-generation Montanan, mom, and accomplished entrepreneur. As the owner of multiple Montana-based businesses, including Whisper Creek Log Homes and Busy Bee Cleaning Service, Terri exemplifies resilience and determination. At 27, she returned to college, graduating with high honors—a testament to her drive and commitment. Since launching her first b...