Interview Audio

As noted in a previous post, Lou Reed passed over the weekend at the age of 71.

In case you might have missed the show, Mike McCormick joined Tom Egelhoff last Saturday on "Open for Business" for a discussion on the debt ceiling, government shutdown, how the markets will react and what that means to your bank account.

Health care expenditures in the United States are currently about 18 percent of GDP, and this share is projected to rise sharply. If health care costs continue to grow at historical rates, the share of GDP devoted to health care in the United States is projected to reach 34 percent by 2040...

"Open for Business"is taking the weekend off. But you can still listen to previous shows online.

Earlier this month, the Big Sky Conference coaches and members of the media selected your Bobcats to win the league for a fourth straight season. On Thursday. July 25th, Coach Ash visited with Chis Griffin and here are his thoughts on the number one ranking. ...

On that Saturday at the Gallatin County Fairgrounds there will be a great event that is open to  the public. It is set up to help Veteran's specifically but is offering services to the public. Free lunch, free medical screening, free dental screening, free haircuts, free job search, free resume assistance, free surplus clothing, free sleeping bags, free vision screening and many more things... Rea

Shane and Pat Montalban joined Tom Egelhoff on his Open for Business Radio Show to talk about the Hydraulic Fracturing process used in oil drilling in Montana and South Dakota.

3 Bozeman High Seniors put together a BBQ for Saturday to help raise money for the Warriors And Quiet Waters Foundation. It's going to be at the Bozeman Ponds from Noon-3pm. Donations only! So plan to help. Food, raffles and fun. The guys joined me in the studio to talk about their event...

On Thursday Senator Sales and I talked about the various bills that Gov. Bullock vetoed this session and the reason Sen. Sales voted the way he did.

The YMCA needs your input and thoughts on recreation in the Gallatin Valley. Andrea Stevenson the CEO of the Gallatin Valley YMCA came in to talk about the survey that is being conducted now by phone survey, if you want to be a part of the survey and not wait to see if you get called for input, go online to www...