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It's always good to know you have backup. And as it turns out- when Bighorn County law enforcement called for backup following a jail break, it just so happened that two deputies on duty in Yellowstone County were trained to respond for that very situation.

She grew up in Billings, Montana, got bored studying pre-med, and eventually got recruited in to the Navy Nuclear Program. Now she's considered a "titan of nuclear" who heads up the business development division for General Atomics. Zabrina Johal joined us on the radio to talk about nuclear energy and her rise through the ranks.

He's been fielding a lot of questions about collagen and collagen powders- is this the best way to keep your skin looking young and healthy? You might be surprised at what the doctor had to say in response. I'l give you a hint- you might want to eat a bowl of Jello...click below for the full audio.

In the wake of gun confiscation measures in Virginia- and severe transport restrictions in places like New York City- Senator Steve Daines (R-MT) is getting national attention for his effort to support our 2nd Amendment rights.

Earlier this week, we caught up with Senator Steve Daines (R-MT) LIVE on the radio to get his take on impeachment, Senate Finance Committee passage of the US-Mexico-Canada Agreement on trade, and his take on the situation with Iran following the takedown of Iranian terror leader Qassem Soleimani.

Black Oak Arkansas is a southern rock band from, you guessed it, Black Oak, Arkansas.  Achieving notoriety with 10 chart-topping albums throughout the 70s is certainly a far cry from their early days.   The band was so poor that they had to steal their first PA system from a local high school.

When most people think of country rock, the band Mason Proffit doesn't typically come to mind.  However, had their albums been released on a larger label, they may have been considered one of the founding bands of country rock, defining a sound and style way before their time.

When organ player Graham Field and piano player Dave Kaffinetti met up with Steve Gould and Mark Ashton, in 1969, they probably couldn't have predicted that they'd be recording their debut album three weeks later.  Such is the tale of the English prog-rock band Rare Bird.

Originally called “The Electric Elves,” “the band known as “Elf” was founded in 1967 by Ronnie James Dio.  Dio actually played bass with the band, which went through numerous lineup changes and recorded three albums over several years before the band finally dissolved.

The year was 1970, and out at a remote cottage in Wales known as Bron-Yr-Aur, Led Zeppelin was hard at work on “Led Zeppelin III.”  It was in this setting that Zeppelin developed their acoustic and folk sounds, marking an important milestone in the band’s history.

Forming in 1967 and peaking in popularity in the early 1980s, REO Speedwagon has sold more than 40 million records and has charted 13 Top 40 hits.  They still tour the country on a regular basis, but the lineup of the band has changed dramatically over the years.  So, which REO Speedwagon lineup is the best?

In 1980, Kansas keyboardist Steve Walsh released his first solo album, titled "Schemer-Dreamer."  While Steve Walsh is certainly an amazing keyboardist, he should probably leave the cover art design to the professionals.  "Schemer-Dreamer" has gone down in rock history as one of the worst album covers ever created.