Zoom Town

ZT host Travis Mateer and co-host Tim Adams welcome Roy McKenzie of Missoula County Tyranny for a election day conversation about the past week's news headlines, not to mention some gonzo-perspective on Danny Do-Do.  

ZT host Travis Mateer and co-host Tim Adams discuss some Halloween-themed stories of Satan worship in Rathdrum, Idaho, then get back to the local politics of running a Zoom Town on booze and virtue-signaling.  Topics include the Afghan teen rape story, the 3 car chases that went down in the past 6 days, and Montana AG Austin Knudsen getting involved in a hospital showdown between a dying patient's family family and those caring medical professionals at St. Peters.

ZT host Travis Mateer and co-host Tim Adams beat the mid-October doldrums with grace and understanding.  Not really, but you should listen anyway.

ZT host Travis Mateer and co-host Tim Adams discuss Ryan Zinke's congressional campaign and residency questions, the tech boom in Bozeman and Missoula, the weirdness around the Southwest Airlines labor shortage, and so much more.

ZT host Travis Mateer and co-host Tim Adams discuss local Covid numbers, local elections, and so much more.

ZT host Travis Mateer and co-host Tim Adams continue breaking down local election dynamics, like the new reporting placing candidate Jacob Elder at the center of a new University of Montana rape scandal, state senator Ellie Boldman's fear-mongering over freezer truck misinformation, Afghan refugees, a violent assault at the Dakota crisis center, and so much more.

ZT host Travis Mateer discusses synchronicities with Michael Wann, taking Wann's most recent work with Kevin Costner's Field of Dreams and fitting it to his own work on tracking the developments of Zoom Town (Missoula).

ZT host Travis Mateer and co-host Tim Adams mercilessly grill Tim's Mom, Kathy, about her life decisions.  JUST KIDDING!  Kathy was born and raised in Missoula, so we talk about Missoula stuff and other things.  Kathy was a great sport.  THANK YOU Kathy!

ZT host Travis Mateer and co-host Tim Adams discuss the mayoral primary, a new direction for TIF money, the acceptable risk of the downtown bar scene, and rumors of a jab death being ascribed to Covid.

ZT host Travis Mateer and co-host Tim Adams discuss local politics, culture wars and the general madness and fear gripping too many "good" Americans.

ZT host Travis Mateer and co-host Tim Adams express their frustration about local politics, global geopolitics and everything in between.

ZT host Travis Mateer spends an hour with private investigator, Ed Opperman, discussing the West Memphis Three case and other topics surrounding SRA, the criminal justice system and narrative control.  My personal favorite part of the interview is Ed's brief telling of his spiritual awakening after a series of miracles kept him from spending serious time in prison.

ZT host Travis Mateer and Tim Adams take a look at Ward 1 candidates in Missoula's municipal race, the public/private two-step in Missoula's information war, and the terrible idea to bring Afghani refugees into Missoula's housing crisis.

ZT host Travis Mateer and co-host Tim Adams recount some recent events in Missoula surrounding the Sean Stevenson case and the man alleged to have assaulted Sean on 1-3-2020 at the Poverello Center, Johnny Lee Perry.  

ZT host Travis Mateer and co-host Tim Adams analyze Missoula's Mayoral forum held on August 9th via Zoom.  The forum was originally supposed to be in-person, but was changed to a virtual format because of the dreaded Delta variant.  

This episode of Zoom Town is an interview I did with Monica Perez and Brad Binkley from The Prop Report back on June 23rd.  I am only able to put out a portion of the interview, due to some material I discussed about the Sean Stevenson case that I'm not ready to publicize yet.

ZT host Travis Mateer and co-host Tim Adams talk about propaganda, the Red Pill Festival, municipal elections, meth, sarcasm, satire, my song inspired by candidate Daniel Carlino, mental health and the Olympics, among other things.

ZT host Travis Mateer and co-host Tim Adams discuss homeless camp fires, Montana's redistricting effort to accommodate a second Congressional seat, Twitter fights, Facebook fights and SO MUCH MORE!

ZT host Travis Mateer and co-host Tim Adams pick up after a week break to discuss road trips, bears, Incident Command Teams, homeless camps, a felony acquittal of a political activist, and a bunch of other stuff.

As the boys take a week off, ZT host Travis Mateer reads a poem that his poetic alter-ego, William Skink, penned back in December.

ZT host Travis Mateer and co-host Tim Adams discuss the deeper significance of Adam and Emily's (from the Debra Gets Red Pilled podcast) shitty Motel 6 experience, how that Motel 6 might connect to a wider issue of triaging homelessness in Missoula, and how THAT relates to the Incident Command Team structure now being deployed by local political leaders to address homelessness.  And some other stuff.

ZT host Travis Mateer and co-host Tim Adams discuss the late entries to the Mayor's race (filing closed Monday, June 21st), LGBTQ troubles brewing in the Bitterroot, the Reserve Street Homeless Encampment video featuring a dramatic reading of the virtue-signaling statement read at the inaugural Affordable Housing Oversight Committee, and more.

ZT host Travis Mateer and co-host Tim Adams discuss the Blocked by Jacob Elder Facebook drama in the Missoula Mayoral race, the united front of Missoula County Commissioners and Mayor Engen in messaging Pre-K as the solution to homelessness, and much more.

ZT host Travis Mateer and co-host Tim Adams examine the emerging story of City Council candidate Danny Carlino's pending loss of housing, who that loss of housing is connected to, and other stories related to homelessness in Missoula, like the incident at the Transitional Safe Outdoor Space over the Memorial Day weekend.

Zoom Town host Travis Mateer talks synchronicities, Jasun Horsley, and finding belonging with Ben F., a fellow fan of Horsley who reached out for a chat.  The conversation was recorded in two parts, on April 30th 2022 and May 28th 2021.

ZT host Travis Mateer and co-host Tim Adams continue the conversation about the political dynamics of Missoula during this political season, but with more meta-opining on things like narrative control and alcohol abuse.  

ZT host Travis Mateer interviews Mayoral hopeful Jacob Elder about his long time dream (he's only 28) of becoming Mayor.

ZT host Travis Mateer and co-host Tim Adams discuss whether or not Jacob Elder's Mayoral campaign is imploding, along with updates on homeless encampments, another dead body found in the West Broadway area, and a letter to the editor from citizen (and mom) Mackenzie Smith about how public officials are using private sector non-profits to plan official homeless camps, like ANOTHER Transitional Safe Outdoor Space.

ZT host Travis Mateer and co-host Tim Adams continue analyzing new developments in Missoula's municipal elections.

ZT host Travis Mateer discusses heady topics like human impact markets and the technocratic gamification of the world with activist Alison McDowell.

ZT host Travis Mateer interviews Missoula City Councilman Jesse Ramos about Tax Increment Financing and so much more!

ZT host Travis Mateer introduces his co-host, Tim Adams, in a conversation that continues processing elements brought up in the Stevenson interview.

ZT host Travis Mateer begins the Zoom Town podcast series by interviewing Jejchelle and Angela Stevenson about the mysterious death of their brother, Sean Stevenson, at a homeless shelter in Missoula, Montana.  

ZT host Travis Mateer and co-host Tim Adams go through all six wards in the Missoula municipal races, which are already heating up.  

ZT host Travis Mateer and Tim Adams discuss Missoula's local elections and how the issue of homelessness may impact voters this election cycle.

ZT host Travis Mateer discusses synchronicities with Jasun Horsley.