Erik Nylund worked nearly 17 years for U.S. Senator Jon Tester. Bill Foley has covered sports (and more) in Montana for a quarter of a century. Both have a love-hate relationship with their home state and politics that run it. Together they dive into the important issues that affect the people of Montana and beyond. They strive to give voices to the voiceless and whistles to the whistleblowers. Contact Erik and Bill if you have issues you would like to see tackled or would like to be a guest. Email Erik at ecnylund@hotmail.com, and contact Bill at foles74@gmail.com.
Mad About Montana Podcast
Claim This Podcastby Bill Foley
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26 episodes
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Erik Nylund worked nearly 17 years for U.S. Senator Jon Tester. Bill Foley has covered sports (and more) in Montana for a quarter of a century. Both have a love-hate relationship with their home state and politics that run it. Together they dive into the important issues that affect the people of Montana and beyond. They strive to give voices to the voiceless and whistles to the whistleblowers. Contact Erik and Bill if you have issues you would like to see tackled or would like to be a guest. Email Erik at ecnylund@hotmail.com, and contact Bill at foles74@gmail.com.
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February 10, 2026
No. 26: Water talk with Guy Alsentzer
<p>Guy Alsentzer is the founder of the Upper Missouri Waterkeeper, a non-profit organization that fights for clean water.</p><p>The organization is currently involved in a lawsuit to challenge the federal government’s approval of less stringent water quality standards for nutrient pollution in Montana. The suit alleges that the policy shift allows would-be polluters too much leeway by rolling back protective criteria that have been in place for years.</p><p>If you care about the Bighole River, Guy is fighting for you. If you care about clean water to fish in, swim in and drink, then Guy is fighting for you.</p><p>Listen in as Guy talks about the importance of fighting for clean water. Listen as he talks about how things might already be bad, and our water resources are under attack. But he said most of Montana’s problems are solvable. </p><p>You can join Guy’s fight by visiting the <a href="https://www.uppermissouriwaterkeeper.org/">Upper MissouriWaterkeeper website</a> and donating today.</p>
December 3, 2025
No. 25: Maggie Amato and the rise of the machines
Cybersecurity expert Maggie Amato discusses the threats artificial intelligence and data centers pose to security, privacy, resources, and jobs, emphasizing the need for stronger AI guardrails in this interview.
October 26, 2025
No. 24: Ain’t nothing like creating a distraction
Hosts Erik and Bill discuss how distractions are used by government and dark-money groups to divert attention from critical issues like poisoned water and ethics complaints.
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