The Coffee Break Podcast

We open the show with a discussion about the upcoming York Fest, an annual fundraiser that promises to be a fantastic afternoon of fun. We close it out talking diabetes with Marci Butcher, a certified diabetes educator.

We revisit a conversation we had about a fantastic organization called Dog Tag Buddies, and then chat with Kirby Lambert from the Montana Historical Society about their upcoming conference 

Lewis and Clark County Sheriff Leo Dutton stops by the discuss a few things, including his recent horseback work trip into the back country.

A trio of our Tri-Lakes Volunteer Fire Department members look back at what happened with the North Hills fire - how did it act, how did they fight it, and why things turned out like they did. 

Montana Historical Society's Amanda Trum fills us in on the new, Ice Age-themed exhibit at the MHS, and then Fairgrounds Manager Kevin Tenney looks back at the Stampede and ahead at the final weeks of summer.

The Meadowlark Music Festival is back for a third year and is set to be bigger and better than ever. Find out all the details on the music and vendor lineup, before hearing about the annual Broadwater County first responders fundraiser. Lots of activities are on tap and it's for an amazing cause. 

We first get the school on the annual Carnival Classic, which is this year going to be bigger than ever. We close our show chatting with Dana Friede and the new executive director of the United Way of the Lewis and Clark Area, Emily McVey.

Hannah Stiff with the Better Business Bureau starts us off talking about back to school and tips to protect the identity of our children. And we close with Leah Norberg, who is behind the push to install a new, inclusive playground in the North Valley. 

We learn about an incredible resource in our community for veterans, Rocking Tree Farm. And we then close out the show talking about the Sons of the American Legion. 

Jeff and James Buscher with the Zero to Five Initiative stop by the studio to fill us in on just what that is, who it's for, and what the hopes and goals of that program really are.