Monthly Archives: May 2021

by William Skink On this special Memorial Day Monday I’m putting on my “William Skink” persona to share a poem for Adam’s mother-in-law, Debra. Debra Gets Red Pilled is a FANTASTIC podcast, and I was delighted to hear Adam read … Continue reading →

by Travis Mateer Earlier this month, in a local news article about housing frustrations, Missoula City Council candidate Danny Carlino disclosed how his own housing insecurity could remove him from eligibility to run in Ward 3 against Dori Gilels: “We … Continue reading →

by Travis Mateer In 2017 Montana experienced its worst fire season since 1910. The budget cuts that resulted, overseen by a Democratic Governor, significantly impacted Medicaid recipients and the organizations that serve them, like Western Montana Mental Health. Attempts the … Continue reading →

by Travis Mateer Public scrutiny in the form of local media attention can effect change, especially when the scrutiny is of a taxpayer funded service, like the bus. Missoula’s bus service, Mountain Line, could have avoided this NBC Montana news … Continue reading →

by Travis Mateer The Montana Human Rights Network and the Montana Racial Equity Project could be helping a black family right now, but they’re not. Why is that? Months ago I sent Meshayla Cox at the Montana Racial Equity Project … Continue reading →