The Dave Ramsey Show

So let me get this straight, we hardly hear a peep out of the ACLU during all of these Communist Chinese-style lockdowns and mandates in America, but now that Montana passes a law to crack down on TikTok- the ACLU rises in defense of the Communist Chinese?

I got a great message from Tony Katz, a great radio host out in Indiana. He wanted to hear our take on Montana now being the first state in the nation to stick it to the Communist Chinese and ban TikTok. I thought it'd be great for us to hear Tony's take back here in Montana as well.

You better get ready for the 100th Wolf Point Wild Horse Stampede coming up this July. I mean...the Catholic burgers alone are worth the trip...

She had to fight just to attend her senior year of high school and graduate with her friends, but the good people of Montana had her back. Her battle with the Billings School Board ended up getting national attention on Fox News and elsewhere. Now, Emily Pennington is excited to graduate from West High.

We're all smoked out up here in the Flathead. What's going on? Same deal for Kelly in Glasgow. Then I looked out our studio windows in Billings- yep, looks like the whole state is smoked out.

Hello...er- Ni Hao! Montana puts in place a ban on China-owned land, and they also block Zuckbucks in elections.

Let's put the high-paying jobs and the money that it will bring in for schools and our economy aside for just a moment. With energy prices soaring across America, why is it important that Northwestern Energy gets this natural gas-fired power plant up and running in Laurel, Montana?

The DEA secured 900,000 lethal doses of fentanyl during a recent operation. Plus, the head of the DEA in Montana breaks down the Mexican drug cartel presence in Montana- especially on our reservations.

Don Lee tells us that helium exploration is being referred to as "the new Gold Rush." And check out what they're finding in Montana's Golden Triangle.

"My mom and dad, since I was seven years old, eight years old they listened to KSEN radio in Shelby, Montana every morning. And at five minutes to eight from the time I was in junior high, they always played a polka leading into the eight o'clock. And I remember my parents polka'ing in the kitchen"