Life in the West

Russia's invasion of Ukraine has brought oil to the forefront of conversation, along with the extreme rise in gas prices.  But oil has an adversary, and that is Climate Change!  See how they fair in a head to head battle!   Host Trinity Vandenacre walks you through the reality of oil and Climate Change in our world today and how they both effect your life.

Why are Ranchers in the west the Poorest Rich People?   Listen as Trinity Vandenacre uncovers some of the issues with the ranching industry in Montana and the west.  He also has a couple of ideas to "change the world" that will be talked about in future episodes. If you enjoy the outdoors, Montana, or learning new things, this episode is for you. Join this channel for more on the Montana Lifestyle, economics of the west, and it's rich history!

Packing the Court is now a possibility after this election, but what is it and what does it mean for you personally?  That is what we cover in this episode.   Life in the West strives to produce content that educates and entertains while upholding Christian values at all times.   Website: https://lifeinthewest.com/

Whether you believe it or not, you are involved in politics!  The president of the United States and our elected officials at the State and local levels pass laws that dictate how your life is lived, and the lives of your children for generations to come. It's time to stand up and make a choice.  Here is what you need to know if you are a Christian trying to decide who to vote for in 2020.

There are many heros that lay forgotten in the past, and today I want to share a story with you of a hero in Montana History.  I know that right now, with COVID causing chaos to be par of our daily meals, we need some good news or an encouraging story to lift our spirits.  I hope this story does that for you today. For my Christian friendly content and video episodes, please visit https://lifeinthewest.com/ for more information.

In today's world, hard times are looked at in a different light than 100 years ago.  Here is what I found in a newspaper clipping from 1918 in Montana.  My question is, "Is this insensitive?"