The 406 Political Axiom
Diving deep into the political ideas that make up the Montana we know and love. From an insiders angle, host and current Representative in the Montana House, legislator Matt Regier takes you through Montana political history and into the current landscape of state politics. A show dedicated to ideas. Asking and answering the questions of how we got to be the Montana of today and where we as a state are heading. If you live in Montana, just flat out love Montana or want to be part of keeping Montana...... Montana. Then this is your show.
Episodes
Inaugural show explaining the reason for The 406 Political Axiom. Breaking down the reasoning behind our title and bringing a little history of the guy behind the microphone, Matt Regier. Years later they will look back and say this is where it all began.
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