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Join us as we sit down with Terri Finnell, a fifth-generation Montanan, mom, and accomplished entrepreneur. As the owner of multiple Montana-based businesses, including Whisper Creek Log Homes and Busy Bee Cleaning Service, Terri exemplifies resilience and determination. At 27, she returned to college, graduating with high honors—a testament to her drive and commitment. Since launching her first business in 2020, she has expanded her portfolio to include three thriving ventures. Terri's journey is one of ambition, hard work, and relentless focus. Don’t miss this inspiring conversation!

Join Scott and Arnie as they welcome first-time guest Karl Olson to the program. Karl is the Executive Director of the Missoula Public Library Foundation, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to enhancing library excellence in Missoula. Tune in to learn how the Foundation supports innovative library programs and special projects through annual grants, making a lasting impact on the community.

Scott and Arnie welcome first time guest Ace Sauerwein to the show to talk all things Griz, radio and broadcasting as well as some of his personal sports passions and interests. if you want to get to know Ace - the voice of the Lady Griz, host of the Daily Drive with Ace Sauerwein of KGRZ.

Scott and Arnie welcome Yair Moses, who shares his harrowing experience from the October 7th Hamas attack in Israel. Born and raised in Kibbutz Nir Oz, just a mile from Gaza, Yair recounts the trauma his family endured: both his parents were taken hostage, with his mother held in underground tunnels for 49 days, while his sister and her children hid in their safe room. His father, Gadi, was kidnapped while trying to protect his loved ones and is still being held hostage. Tragically, his father’s partner was killed. Yair’s story sheds light on the human toll of the ongoing conflict, offering a personal perspective that resonates deeply. You can support via Faces of October Seventh.

Join Scott and Arnie as they welcome first-time guest Kevin Head! Kevin is the owner of the Rhino Bar in downtown Missoula and a New York native. He moved to Missoula in 1977 to attend the University of Montana. Listen to his story as he talks about his journey, his work with the university, and his efforts in fundraising for the Creative Writing Program through the Opus fundraiser. The Opus fundraiser will take place on October 18, starting at 6:00 PM, at the Governor’s Room at the Florence Hotel. Don’t miss this inspiring conversation!