Born in Iowa, Michael became a Montanan in his early teens when his family moved to the Gallatin Valley. Foth -rhymes with both - started his broadcast career while in high school, working part-time at an AM religious station in Belgrade. Over the years, his work path allowed him opportunities in Salt Lake City, Denver, and southern Minnesota. Michael returned to the airwaves in Billings in 2005 and has been with Townsquare Media, Billings since 2017. Interests: reading (mostly fiction), history, gardening, cooking, fishing, motorcycles, playing blackjack, and hanging out with his family. Favorite foods: smoked meats, steak, seafood, thin-crust pizza. Movies he's watched more than 10 times: Family Vacation, Happy Gilmore, Tommy Boy. Ideal vacation: Any place with a beach, pool, and palm trees. Favorite part of this job: Everyone has a unique story, and Michael loves finding those interesting stories and sharing them with our listeners and readers. Music: A rocker at heart, Michael enjoys all styles of music from classic country to pop. Personal stuff: "#Dad Life" is what it's all about for Michael. Married since 2010, he has three older step-kids and two younger girls who have him completely wrapped around their fingers. Three dogs and a cat round out their household.
Michael Foth
Charming Lakeside Montana Airbnb is Straight Out of a Postcard
This is the kind of cabin we think of when making summer Montana memories on the lake. Near Kalispell, the charming Airbnb on Ashley Lake has million dollar views with realistic rates.
Montana’s ‘Most-Trusted’ Restaurant Brand is Not a Burger Joint?
We try to support local favorites as much as possible when traveling around Montana, but sometimes options are limited. These are the three most-trusted restaurant chain brands, with dozens and dozens of locations across the Treasure State.
Fueling Firefighters: Camp Cooks Wanted for 2024 Wildfire Season
A Montana-based culinary contractor helps feed wildfire fighters and support crews around the west. This challenging environment isn't for everyone, but can be rewarding for adventurous jobseekers looking for seasonal work.
Founder Of Erin’s Law To Speak In Billings May 4
A survivor of childhood sexual abuse, Erin Merryn was the catalyst behind "Erin's Law", legislation that has been signed into law in 38 states, including Montana. The author and advocate will speak at a free presentation on May 4th at the Big Horn Resort.
Yellowstone Tourists Inbound: Park Roads Opening Soon
The West Entrance to Yellowstone National Park should be open by April 19, officially launched the 2024 tourist season in Montana. Other YNP gate opening dates are coming soon.
Tap Them? These Common Montana Trees are Full of Syrup Sap
Real maple syrup is expensive and Montana doesn't have many maple trees. However, the box elder tree is found across the state and it's sap can be boiled down to syrup that tastes very similar to maple syrup.
Cowboy Up. Iconic Montana Bar in Miles City is For Sale
The historic Montana Bar and Tubb's Pub in Miles City seems like a bargain at under $1 million. Buy it now, and you could be the star of the bar just in time for Bucking Horse weekend.
Mystery in Montana: The Disappearance of Nyleen Kay Marshall
During a family picnic in the Elkhorn Mountains in 1983, 4-year-old Nyleen Marshall disappeared. Despite a creepy anonymous letter and pay phone calls from Wisconsin, her case remains unsolved.
Montana: Don’t Make this Expensive Mistake on Eclipse Day
Weather permitting, residents in southeast Montana will witness approximately 40% of the solar eclipse on Monday. Here's how to not ruin your phone getting a picture.
World’s Largest Trophy Belt Buckle is in Billings, Montana
We've always wanted a "World's Largest" item in Billings. This one fits just right.