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There’s nothing we at Hoary Marmot love more than recognizing fledgling upstarts in the media space, so this week we’re featuring “The Old Farmer’s Almanac,” in continuous publication since 1792. Editor-in-Chief Carol Connare joins us to discuss T.O.F.A.’s secret to success and, of course, we ask her to give us a local extended winter forecast straight from the farmer’s mouth.
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Ben Bese runs a Bozeman gym that doesn’t behave like a gym. Ascend Movement Training blends powerlifting, mobility work and breathwork to help people get out of chronic pain and stay strong for life, and Ben is neither a personal trainer nor a physical therapist. He’s somewhere in the middle, and he explains exactly where that line is.
Representative Ryan Zinke (MT-1) is leaving Congress in January. But before he goes, he’s trying to pass a 430,000-acre public lands bill in the Blackfoot with an unbelievably broad coalition that includes loggers, environmentalists, motorcyclists, and outfitters.
Homecoming at the Rocking R. MSU’s Pete Heim on working for Saban, Coach K and now Brent Vigen — plus stadium expansion and why he calls the Bobcats “a wanted entity.” Dean Matt Caires, ASMSU’s Ben Wilson and Josey Blazer, and First Security Bank on the picks. Champ becomes a float.
