Montana has a long history of very complicated politics, often influenced by major corporations, as with the Copper Kings in our early history, or oil money. But we also have a strong track record of very progressive milestones, the most significant of which was the election of the first woman to ever serve in Congress, Jeanette Rankin. We also have what most constitutional historians consider one of the strongest state constitutions in the country. We have always boasted a very significant balance of power as well, but recently that has changed, and I want to understand why, and what can be done about it. So I’m going to interview some of our more high-profile citizens, not necessarily politicians, to explore this issue. My first guest will be Dorothy Bradley, who was the first woman to run for governor of the state. Dorothy just barely lost to Marc Racicot in 1992. I have since interviewed Mr. Racicot, as well as current gubernatorial candidate Ryan Busse, current Montana Poet Laureate Chris La Tray, and several other Montana luminaries. Please check it out here: THE STATE OF MONTANA.
Recent Episodes
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Episode 86 - Brian Schweitzer
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Episode 86 - Jael Kampfe and Gerald Sherman
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Episode 85 - Martha Fuller
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Episode 84 - Avery Hughes and Casey Wolfe
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Episode 83 - Charlie Speicher and Robert Hall
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Episode 82 - Alani Bankhead
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Episode 81 - Emily Marburger
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Episode 80 - Bill Bowers
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Episode 79 - Lela Graham and Valynda Holland
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Episode 78 - Dr. Lori Byron
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Episode 77 - Christene Meyers
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Episode 76 - Whitney Williams
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Episode 75 - Kassi Solberg
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Episode 74 - Brian Miller
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Episode 73 - Lois Welch
