This page is dedicated to the podcast What the Hell is This Anyway? The show in which we will explore some of popular terms of today and how they are used and misconstrued. This podcast was started by one, but can be carried by many! Have an episode idea? Leave it in a message or a comment and it might just happen! Produced, edited, and operated by Stephen Borsum. Stephen isn't an expert in any topics covered here, nor is he an expert in making podcasts, but he's trying dammit. And he has a good heart.

Learning the stories of entrepreneurs and business-people throughout the state of Montana.

A New Angle is an educational, business, and popular culture podcast celebrating cool people doing awesome things in and around Montana. We live in the College of Business at the University of Montana.

New episodes drop every Thursday. Recent and upcoming guests include Eric Sprunk (UM Alum and Nike, Inc. COO), US Senator Jon Tester, US Representative Greg Gianforte, Cheryl Strayed (best-selling author of Wild), NYT Columnist Maureen Dowd, and many others.

Michelle Dufflocq is an 18 year old musician originally from Puerto Varas, Chile but currently lives in Missoula, Montana in the United States. It was after moving to the U.S in 2008 when she discovered her passion for music through choir and guitar lessons, opportunities which were not not offered in the small town of Puerto Varas. Michelle won the New Years Eve singing competition in Missoula, First Night Star in 2012 and released her first album "Coming Home" in 2013 which is available for purchase on bandcamp.com. Michelle Dufflocq is currently unsigned. 

Join Floyd Landis, Dave Zabriskie, and Neil Browne for a unique commentary on pro cycling and anything else that catches their attention. The US Podcast Service is unapologetic, raw, and with a whole lot of humor - the way you want your cycling. If you don’t like the truth we know another retired pro whose podcast you can listen to.

Floyd Landis and Dave Zabriskie are Grand Tour champions, Spring Classics survivors, and business entrepreneurs. Their history in professional cycling, combined with their don’t give a s**t attitude, provides an insight into cycling most commentators are too afraid to discuss. 

With Landis and Zabriskie no story is off limits or too hilarious. Want to hear about how DZ got yelled at for finishing inside the top 10 in a one-day classic? Or the time a team doctor climbed three stories outside Floyd’s hotel “spiderman style” to check and make sure the beds were grounded against electrical current?  

It’s for this reason, and so many more, The US Service Podcast is going to be the podcast to download during the season. Neil Browne will keep the train on tracks, with goal of reining the guys in or at least keep the cursing to a minimum.

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