interview

If the woman has been hired for the job (Congratulations!!), she can choose up to seven complete outfits.

We could have talked to Peter Lilly for an hour. Catch the interview in its entirety and hear why he's crossing the US without a car.

We caught up with New York Times Best Selling author William R. Forstchen, Ph.D. to get his take on how Montana might survive an EMP.

He doesn't seem to care that most people detest his non-stop radio commercials. We sat down with the man behind the ads to find out what makes him tick. The interview was... interesting.

The Island Adventure Run on Saturday, June 9th at ZooMontana is not your average, everyday 5K.

Over 130 families in Montana are currently living with the life-threatening, genetic disease. Learn more and help raise money on Saturday at Veterans Park.

Ever wonder how those special "National Days" get added to calendar? We caught up with Marlo Anderson, the man behind the National Day Calendar.

I had a chance to talk to Lawrence on the phone Thursday and here is what he had to say about the Styx show, "An Evening With Styx" this Saturday the 23rd at MetraPark.

Keith Sayers, one of the amazing performers from Nitro Circus, will be talking to Hot Rod Thompson next week. Not only is Keith known for his death defying motorcycle acrobatics, but he's also a native Montanan.  He was raised in Butte and has been riding since he was aged 9...

Newly minted U.S. Representative Ryan Zinke, a former Nave SEAL, knew Chris Kyle... the sniper who's Iraq War exploits are the subject of the blockbuster "American Sniper". In a recent interview Zinke talks about the toll exacted on soldiers who serve several tours of duty and how "normal" becomes serving in a war zone and not being here at home...

The other day I had the pleasure of interviewing Dennis DeYoung one of the founding members of the band Styx. For the radio I had to cut the interview down to three minutes but I thought you might like to hear the full uncut  interview so here it is...

If you've been cruising Facebook over the past three days you might have noticed your friend's profile pictures turning into giraffes. I had the excellent opportunity to speak with Andrew Strugnell, the man behind the recent giraffe craze that's taking over the social media site.