Western Montana
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Nov 3, 2026
Mark AnderlikHOST
And it seems to be so, at least initially.
Mark AnderlikHOST
As you mentioned, there's a petition that's being organized and promoted by the Western Montana Democratic Socialists of America.
Mark AnderlikHOST
Could you speak about that petition and about how many signatures you've gotten?
Nathan StephensGUEST
Yeah, we, you know, Missoula Resist is so thankful for Western Montana DSA having a labor work group that works on some of these issues and that we could bring a petition to them and bring a campaign to them for help with this specific subject.
Nathan StephensGUEST
You know, this is really important and it's great to have some support with us.
Nathan StephensGUEST
We do have a petition.
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Lucas MoodyCORRESPONDENT
Should people wish to view them after the fact that's all for this city, uh, council watch report.
Lucas MoodyCORRESPONDENT
We'll see you next time.
Hannah ByczkowskiHOST
It's the least I can do for her.
Hannah ByczkowskiHOST
Working in a maximum security prison in Western Montana isn't for the faint of heart.
Hannah ByczkowskiHOST
But tonight I'm assigned to the watchtower on the far east corner of the yard.
Hannah ByczkowskiHOST
Working four o'clock in the evening until eight o'clock in the morning.
Mr BallenHOST
Siraji was executed in 2008 by firing squad and his wife was sentenced to life in prison.
Mr BallenHOST
Around midnight on September 3rd, 1986, Doug Wells and his wife Kristen were pulling onto their street in Western Montana when they noticed a camper parked in front of their house.
Mr BallenHOST
Neither of them recognized the camper, and so when they pulled into their driveway, Doug got out and walked over and looked inside to see if anyone was in there.
Mr BallenHOST
And there was.
Mr BallenHOST
Siraji was executed in 2008 by firing squad and his wife was sentenced to life in prison.
Mr BallenHOST
Around midnight on September 3rd, 1986, Doug Wells and his wife Kristen were pulling onto their street in Western Montana when they noticed a camper parked in front of their house.
Mr BallenHOST
Neither of them recognized the camper, and so when they pulled into their driveway, Doug got out and walked over and looked inside to see if anyone was in there.
Mr BallenHOST
And there was.
Ashley SmithGUEST
West central Northwest.
Ashley SmithGUEST
Um, I guess it would depend on who you ask, but I'm only 40 minutes from Montana, so not bad.
Mike NadeskyHOST
Okay.
Mike NadeskyHOST
Yeah.
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Ashley SmithGUEST
Um,
Mike NadeskyHOST
but
Ashley SmithGUEST
he, uh, he made his way from New Mexico to Montana and, uh, to Western Montana and then the Eastern Montana.
Ashley SmithGUEST
And then I picked him up from, uh, Amanda Ponte.
Ben CraigGUEST
You know, we need to reconnect.
Ben CraigGUEST
Um, or if you can imagine you're on vacation in Western Montana, like are there any Anabaptist churches or people out here? And you could use the people finder church finder to, to figure that out.
Ben CraigGUEST
Um, If you're a user and you didn't want to show up in the people finder, you can actually hide it so you don't show up in the people finder yourself.
Ben CraigGUEST
There is a privacy feature
Bryan Appleby-WinebergHOST
If your priorities are, like, Brian, if people are out by you, let's say you have some adjunct position at Rowan University, and you like being close to Philly and close enough to New York, And you're working and you're freelancing and you're doing the thing.
Bryan Appleby-WinebergHOST
And you're like, how come they won't hire me full time? And a full time job opens in, you know, Western Montana.
Bryan Appleby-WinebergHOST
You're like, but I don't want to give up Philly and New York.
Bryan Appleby-WinebergHOST
Well, then you've got to find your priorities.
Bill StonemanHOST
full-time commitment
Joey TartellHOST
to that area.
Bryan Appleby-WinebergHOST
You know, let's just say you're, for example, a bassoon teacher at Western Montana State.
speaker_3UNKNOWN
Mm-hmm.
Dennis BraggHOST
So we'll have to kind of watch and see how this develops.
Dennis BraggHOST
But if we're on that temperature boundary... which is kind of what I've been expecting ever since we talked about El Nino last spring, that's where it gets real interesting for us in western Montana specifically because you've got, again, the cold air potential coming across the divide, cold air coming in these cold fronts like the one right now coming across the Pacific in the normal path, but then you put moisture in on top of it, and we're right at dead center.
Dennis BraggHOST
It's kind of like with the fire smoke in the summer.
Dennis BraggHOST
We're at that intersection of all of that going on.
Dennis BraggHOST
right here at Western Montana.
Dennis BraggHOST
So hopefully we're wrong, but I don't know.
Dennis BraggHOST
History does not necessarily tend to favor us when we get into El Nino.
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Dennis BraggHOST
Melissa, I'm going to take a break and we'll be back to continue our conversation.
Noah HorstmanHOST
Idaho.
Noah HorstmanHOST
Idaho and Western Montana.
Noah HorstmanHOST
So, uh, Northern Idaho, right? So it's, it's, it's a big, big, big geographic area.
Noah HorstmanHOST
It's the biggest in the country, um, obviously by far.
Dennis BraggHOST
By Wednesday, chilly, unsettled conditions will linger statewide.
Dennis BraggHOST
Western Montana will see some scattered valley showers.
Dennis BraggHOST
mixing with a few mountain flurries, brisk winds and highs in the mid-40s.
Dennis BraggHOST
Central and southwest Montana will stay mostly cloudy and cold with scattered rain and some snow showers as well.
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