Rush Limbaugh

Like many of you, Golden spent 30 years alongside Rush Limbaugh. He just had a better seat, as he likes to describe it. Golden joined us on the radio in Montana and talked about Thanksgiving last year, which would be Rush's last.

Millions of fans continue to mourn the loss, and celebrate life of Rush Limbaugh, who died this week at the age of 70 after a battle with lung cancer.

As a kid who started making my own money by stuffing newspapers at the Glasgow Courier in 4th grade - Rush Limbaugh’s message of economic hope and opportunity immediately stood out to me. He has been an inspiration ever since I first read one of his books when I was still just a junior high kid in the 1990s.

President Trump is bouncing back from his COVID-19 stronger than ever, and while he is still locking down- he's not being silenced. Coming up Friday, President Trump is hosting a "virtual rally" with Rush Limbaugh. We will be playing it LIVE on our Montana Talks smartphone app.

Since Rush Limbaugh's announcement to his loyal listeners that he is battling lung cancer, the outpouring of support has been overwhelming

On Monday, Rush Limbaugh shared some sad news with his audience.

If the listeners can't hear Aaron's down-home voice and sharp commentary at the exact moment the show is supposed to be on, do withdrawals suddenly take possession of mind and spirit? If your answer is "YES!" then there are some other options:

Rush mentioned 60 percent support for Donald Trump in rural areas, and I was on the computer instantly to learn more.

Remember Rachel Dolezal? She's the white girl who grew up in Northwest Montana, and then got busted pretending to be black while working as the head of the NAACP in Spokane, Washington.

For those of you who caught Tuesday's "Montana Talks" statewide radio show with Aaron Flint, we played an excerpt from Rush Limbaugh's epic hometown speech at the Trump rally in Missouri Monday night. Click below to watch the full speech thanks to Right Side media's YouTube page: