My career began as a DJ in 1973 in Helena and I moved over to Missoula in 1976. My news career began in 1999 when I took over what was then called ‘The Morning News Express’ and I’ve been hosting the ‘Montana Morning News Show’ every weekday since then. I also co-host Talk Back with Nick Chrestenson. I’ve been married to the love of my life Lorna for over 40 years, and I have two adult children, Luke and Jenna. Jenna and my son-in-law David just celebrated their first wedding anniversary. In addition to my on-air duties, I own Peter Christian Communications, producing radio spots for stations around the country. I love playing drums whenever I can, and I even carry a pair of drumsticks in my car, in case I run across a random drum set! I’ve been honored by the Montana Broadcaster’s Association with first place awards 24 times since 2000, and I love my work!
Peter Christian
Montana Governor Chides Legislature for Underfunding Law Enforcement
Gianforte began by relating several situations where law enforcement agencies came under fire as part of their duties.
Missoula Democrat Pushes Back at GOP for Taxing Social Security
House District 96 Representative Jonathan Karlen appeared on KGVO's Talk Back show.
Montana Senator Says ‘Lefties are Imposing Their Woke Way of Life’
Montana Senator Steve Daines called the KGVO Newsmakers line on Wednesday to provide an update on his activities in Washington, D.C.
Houses and Cattle Floating Down the River Sparks Flood Coverage
Sam Loveridge appeared on the KGVO Talk Back show this week specifically to discuss the upcoming spring flooding season.
Montana Democrat and Republican Chairs Share Opposing Views
Driscoll and Kaltschmidt appear back to back once a month on KGVO’s Talk Back show.
Wednesdays With the Mayor: Transportation Issues in Missoula
Mayor Jordan Hess appeared on the Montana Morning News show on Tuesday to promote the city’s transportation plan.
Mineral County Community Discusses Counseling Options
Monte Turner shared his notes and reactions at a meeting in the St. Regis School Gymnasium on Monday evening.
Too Much Moisture May Exacerbate Fire Danger in Montana
The Missoula District of the Montana Department of Natural Resources and Conservation says all that moisture may actually make fire danger worse.
The Missoula Emergency Winter Shelter May Have to Close for Good
KGVO News spoke with Susan Hay Patrick, CEO of the Missoula County United Way about the prospect of not having the shelter for next winter.
UPDATE: Mineral County Sheriff Releases Statement About Robbery
In the most current post on their Facebook page, the Mineral County Sheriff''s Office stated that 'the community is safe. No other information is available at this time.'