Derek and Patrick discuss topics including: - An update on MFF's challenge to Montana's abortion amendment.- Whether or not AI is really that advanced. - The future of the Montana Family Foundation and what we are woking on next. - Some of the best advice they have ever received.

Representative Amy Regier chaired one of Montana’s most contentious legislative committees last session, where some of the state’s most debated policies are heard, challenged, and decided.

In this conversation, Rep. Regier shares her perspective on public service, the responsibility of leadership, the ongoing cultural debates shaping Montana, and what it takes to remain grounded while navigating difficult political issues.

From defending deeply held convictions to engaging in thoughtful policy discussions, this episode offers an inside look at the work happening behind the committee room doors.

Whether you follow Montana politics closely or simply care about the direction of our communities, this is a conversation worth hearing.

👉 Join us for a powerful conversation with Lowell Hochhalter, Founder and President of LifeGuard Group, who is on the front lines rescuing victims of human trafficking and helping survivors find a path forward.

Kristan Hawkins, founder and president of Students for Life, joins the Family Matters Podcast for an honest conversation about where the pro-life movement stands today, and the next major battle ahead: the abortion pill.

A conversation Scott Klusendorf, the president of the Life Training Institute and author of The Case for Life.

Patrick Webb has an honest conversation with with Montana's Senate President, Matt Regier.

In this episode, we sit down with U.S. Senator Steve Daines, a fifth-generation Montanan and Bozeman native, to discuss the issues shaping Montana’s future. Senator Daines brings years of private-sector experience and conservative principles to the conversation as we dig into judicial reform, life and family policy, housing affordability, and how federal decisions impact everyday Montanans.We explore:• Why courts and judicial decisions matter far beyond the courtroom• How policies around life and family affect communities across the state• The challenges Montana faces with housing and cost of living• What accountability and leadership look like from Washington to Main Street

In this episode of the Family Matters Podcast, Derek sits down with Rep. Greg Overstreet for a personal conversation about faith, public service, and the future of Montana. Rep. Overstreet shares the life experiences that led him to run for office, including surviving colon cancer, a near-death battle with COVID, and the conviction that he will one day answer to God for how he used his time and talents.

The conversation covers major issues from the 2025 legislative session, including judicial reform, school choice for special needs students, pro-life legislation, assisted suicide, and the fight to preserve Montana’s moral and constitutional foundations. Rep. Overstreet also reflects on sponsoring legislation to make rodeo Montana’s state sport, the role of faith and family in public life, and the moment he received a death threat after a floor speech.