The Coffee Break Podcast

Paul Roege tells us about Whitetail Ranch Center, a future facility designed to assist Montana's veterans. We also get an update from Helena Assistant Fire Chief Mike Chambers on the crews from the Capital City that have traveled to California to aid in their wildfire battles. 

Kevin shares news about some October events coming up at the Lewis and Clark County Fairgrounds, including a scary movie drive-in experience. Dr. Tabitha then sits down with us to talk about Rocking Tree Farms, an incredible resource for Montana veterans. 

Carroll College President Dr. John Cech gives us an update on the first half of the semester, and details some exciting news both past and future. 

Janna Williams swings back into the station to talk about Intermountain and, specifically, what it looks like when someone decides to talk with a mental health professional. 

Krys Holmes with The Myrna Loy fills us in on what's going on out there right now, including a special showing of RBG and a fantastic new, online series. 

Montana Attorney General Tim Fox gives listeners an update on actions being taken in his office, and then we touch base with Congressman Greg Gianforte to find out what's been going on in Washington. 

We check in with the good folks at St. Peter's Health, where we learn about a new doctor in town and about the benefits of physical therapy. 

We check in with the folks from WestMont to find out how they're faring through the COVID-19 pandemic. And then we chat with Paul and Jared from the Oddfellow. Their property was saved by area firefighters during the Birdseye fire, along with the property of many others in our community. They're putting on a fundraiser for those firefighters. 

Hannah Stiff from the Better Business Bureau joins us for a farewell conversation, as she's taken another job in Bozeman. And then we revisit a conversation about voter safety with AARP. 

Mike Chambers and Matt Kohr join us to talk about a fantastic opportunity for some Helena residents in terms of fire mitigation in the form a a grant, which is funding FireSafe Helena.