Paul Mushaben relocated to Montana from Cincinnati, Ohio, in 1979. His journey in play-by-play broadcasting began in 1982 in Billings, and he has remained dedicated to his current position since December 1985. Since its inception in March 1988, Paul has been a prominent fixture on Cat Country mornings. Alongside his on-air responsibilities, he is the owner and operator of a wheat and cattle ranch situated to the north of Billings. Among his proudest achievements are his four children.
Paul Mushaben
Are Young Adult Montanans Sticking Close to Home Like This Study Suggests?
100 miles is nothing for us out here so that's just like living close by for most. Some are ready to set the world on fire but then they realize there's no place like home.
Science Says Those Expiration Labels On Your Food Aren’t That Legit
Food expiration dates don't have a lot of science behind them, according to an article by The Conversation.
The author said people think expiration dates on their food mean it's not edible anymore. NOT TRUE. Food manufacturers and processors use terms like "Best Used By" or "Best if Used Before" or "Guaranteed Fresh Until" but the dates have little to do with when the
PHOTOS: Where The Nickname ‘Big Sky Country’ Came From & Why Montanans Love It So Much
Every day or every evening it gives you something unique and different. Here are three of my favorites.