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Yet another layer of this tragedy.

Uh, let's go to Katie next in Helena, Montana.

Hi, Katie.

Hi, how are you doing?

In

the Montana foothills, actually.

That's right.

These accounts do exist.

I mean, he was, you know, he was talking about the economy and, you know, tariffs and, you know, cost of goods going up and, um, man, he just kept coming back to, I love this place.

He's a, he's a, where's he from? I think, I think miles city, Eastern Montana over in your neck of the woods, Deej.

Huh?

But he kept coming back to, you know, I love Missoula.

Tell everyone that doesn't know the years that you played, what position.

If they've listened to the pod, they should know.

But if they're new, tell us about when you walked into the University of Montana.

Where you're from, position, years you played.

Shout out to Ron Lowney in the chat.

Who I know is a big Montana state Bobcat fan.

Yoder has seven touchdowns in two games.

He's already saying triple lock.

If they, they won their D three national championship there.

But it has not looked incredibly smooth as they lost.

Well, granted, they played Montana, but week one, they did lose the South Dakota Mines.

I'm going to lay the 12 in Northern Iowa.

Welcome in to Montana at Noon on this Friday of September 11th.

Remember that Montana at Noon is your one-stop listen for North Central Montana local news, weather, funeral notices, and state news every day.

For our joke of the day this afternoon, why don't elephants use computers? Because they're scared of the mouse.

Now let's take a look at our local weather command forecast.

Carriker served as a Hill County Commissioner for 10 years from 1997 until 2007 and then served as Mayor of Havre from 2022 until 2025.

He will finish Williams' term through December 31st of 2028.

Caleb Rock of Haver, Carter Rayburn of Chinook, and Xavier Young of Harlem are among 64 Montana students selected for Montana State University's 11th class of Hillman Scholars.

The program recognizes incoming freshmen for their academic leadership and career potential, specifically targeting students from communities across the state.

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We'll jump right into your phone calls with Richard in Montana.

What's up, Richard? Good morning.

Good morning, Mike.

I turned into a really good story.

It turns out his coach at Montana, Montana State, whichever one it was.

Mm-hmm.

Began his own strategic services business, which like every coach uses now.

memory.

For 2044, when there will be an eclipse sort of in Montana, although we'll get a partial here.

But then in 2045, there'll be a massive one going across from California all the way through Texas down to Florida.

I

And at that point, I was very passionate about advocating for people that didn't have a voice.

I wanted to be a public defender and I applied for jobs all the way from California to Montana, and I ended up with a job in Hobbs, New Mexico as a public defender.

A year and a half into that, I was appointed by Governor Lohan Grisham to the bench, and that was really what changed the trajectory of my life.

I sat on the bench and I watched people, you know, I was very used to criminal law where people were the accused, you know, that suffered a lot of addiction and trauma and poverty.