the breakfast flakes

Here's what we all would've talked about on the radio if the power wasn't out Wednesday morning. (Although we did eventually make it back on air)

Once the item is gone the story is gone and then the real meaning changes for the next owner.

Thankfully most of my concert ticket purchases are behind me.

Billings has an awful lot of bikes here. Please don't run over any of them.

The weather should be good so get off your butt and get this volunteer stuff taken care of.

If you lose your local paper, you lose the majority of your local coverage. So we'll get fewer pictures of small-town parades, criminals to be on the lookout for, and somebody's kids making a basket in the big school tournament.

Our downtown needs a refresh... And it would be nice if we could just reshuffle all the assorted fast food joints into one area.

Montana law allows for ranchers to protect their stock. No one loves animals more than Paul and it's something you never forget when you have to protect your own animals.

We love this because we keep the public informed of how many homeless pets come into YVAS (Yellowstone Valley Animal Shelter) and how many find families.

Paul weighs in on some professional and Montana sports talk,

Mark doesn't put quarters in video games anymore because there just aren't many places that have those arcades. But in his basement, he still has a Super Nintendo that he purchased in about 1990.

The hunt is on for someone to replace Greg Upham from Billings School District Two.