Ken Toole’s father, K. Ross Toole, is among the most highly respected historians from Montana. Ken shares what it was like to grow up with a Montana icon, as well as how K. Ross influenced his attitude and approach to his own work as a political activist. Ken has worn many hats during his career, serving a term in the Montana Senate, as well as on the Public Service Commission. But probably his most significant achievement was founding the Montana Human Rights Network, which was calling attention to some of the extremist activities in Montana and the rest of the nation long before it became public knowledge. One of my favorite interviews yet.
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