Born and raised in Missoula, Denny is a well-seasoned broadcaster, gracefully navigating his fifth decade as a local radio personality. He is the director of Montana's only statewide hunting and fishing program, the Montana Outdoor Radio Show, heard live Saturday mornings on over 25 radio stations throughout Montana. As a University of Montana graduate, Denny has a passion for Montana Grizzly footbalI and basketball. He anchors the football pregame and postgame shows. And he has been courtside for University of Montana women's basketball for over 25 years as the Lady Griz public address announcer.
Denny Bedard
Permits for Immensely Popular River Will be More Montana-Friendly
It is celebrated for its spectacular scenery, remote location and excellent fishing.
Montana Grizzly Football Survives, Breaks the Red Curse
What looked like a near sure thing faded quickly in horrific fashion.
Angler’s World Record Fish Taken in a Montana Lake Revealed
"I'm not looking for a fish today, I'm looking for "the fish."
Montana’s Brand New State Record Chinook Salmon is a Whopper
Three weeks ago, an angler came oh-so-close. But just last Friday, August 9, someone actually sealed the deal.
Yellowstone Park 2024 Tourism Numbers Near All-Time Record
While 2021 remains the benchmark, 2024 is not far behind.
Another Extremely Conditioned Montana Grizzly Bear Euthanized
Way too much temptation to indulge in easy pickings, and going so far as to break into homes.
True Crime Montana Style! UM Launches New Criminology Degree
The bad guys have one more thing to really worry about now that the Griz are on the case!
A Beautiful, Special Fish is Making Its Return to Montana Waters
Count me among those who would have incorrectly answered the question, "Does Montana have only one native rainbow trout?"
How Two Former Montana Griz QBs Might Face Each Other This Fall
The transfer portal and the reneging of a contract may make for strange bedfellows this September.
Grizzly Sighting in Parts Previously Unseen Near Montana Border
As populations expand in both number and range, they are venturing into new areas to find food, mates, and other resources.
Disabled Veteran Survives Horrific Bear Attack Near Montana
"The most violent thing I have ever experienced. And I’ve experienced being shot at, mortars and IED explosions."
Renowned Montana Singer Doing Free Show at a Montana State Park
Western music with its roots decidedly in Montana, anyone?