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MPS Budget, Gov Debate Recap, and Rob Port...conservative?

By Jonathan Starr on October 15, 2024

Editor's Note: The stream cut out and was put into two parts. Both are on this page. Jonathan Starr and Kyler Collom go live with another Minot Talk on Tuesday Oct 15 at 2pm. Some of the topics on the list: Jonathan Starr

Senator Kevin Cramer chats Journalism, Wars, Budgets, and an Election

By Jonathan Starr on October 10, 2024

Senator Kevin Cramer joins The Conversation to chat about his campaign for re-election to the Senate. A plethora of stuff is covered included North Dakota Politics, a post on X about a journalist, the effect of war on the US, and a whole lot more. Jonathan Starr

Debate Recap, Hurricane Milton, and Ward County Commission

By Jonathan Starr on October 10, 2024

Jonathan Starr and Kyler Collom are back! Jonathan Starr

Leif Snyder chats about Minot City Council and the budget

By Jonathan Starr on October 8, 2024

Leif Snyder joins Kyler Collom and Jonathan Starr to chat Minot City Council Jonathan Starr

The Story of Guardian Nets with Noah Schmidt

By Jonathan Starr on October 5, 2024

Listen to the incredible story of Noah Schmidt as he started Guardian Nets a new way of protecting your cargo when you are traveling in your truck or other commercial vehicle. From idea to manufacturing to sales, Noah has figured it out. Check it out! Jonathan Starr

5 Quick Takeaways from Ward County Commissioners Forum

By Jonathan Starr on October 4, 2024

On Thursday night, 5 of the 6 candidates gathered together in the Minot City Council Chambers and held a debate that was put on by the Minot Chamber/EDC. A sixth candidate, Ron Merritt, was not able to attend. Here is a quick summary of the candidates: Jonathan Starr

Hurricanes, Closed Ports, Is Minot Open to Development?

By Jonathan Starr on October 3, 2024

Rob Fuller, joined by Jonathan Starr, explores the impact of global disruptions like hurricanes and closed ports on local economies. They dive into how these issues could potentially shape Minot’s development and discuss whether the city is truly open to new growth opportunities. Tune in to hear an insightful conversation that connects local concerns with […]

Property Taxes and Insurance with Miranda Schuler

By Jonathan Starr on October 2, 2024

In this insightful discussion, Miranda Schuler covers essential topics on property taxes and insurance in Minot, ND. The conversation delves into how property tax rates are determined, the impact of local policies, and strategies for homeowners to manage insurance costs effectively. Miranda also answers frequently asked questions, helping residents navigate the complexities of property taxes […]

Delayed farm bill punted until after election with Congress stuck on how to pay for it

By The Dakotan on October 2, 2024

By: Allison Winter (North Dakota Monitor) WASHINGTON — Sweeping legislation that would set food and farm policy for the next five years is in limbo, waiting for lawmakers to decide its fate after the election. The latest deadline for the farm bill passed unceremoniously at midnight on Sept. 30, without a push from lawmakers to […]

Tim Walz and J.D. Vance tangle in wonky, largely cordial vice presidential debate

By The Dakotan on October 2, 2024

By: Ashley Murray and Jennifer Shutt (North Dakota Monitor) Democratic Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz and Republican Ohio U.S. Sen. J.D. Vance squared off Tuesday night in a vice presidential debate that marked the last scheduled in-person meeting for the campaigns as Americans decide the country’s next chapter. Meeting for the first time, Walz and Vance […]

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