Denny Bedard is a host for KYSS-FM, a radio station in Montana. Denny covers a variety of topics in his articles, including wildlife conservation, community events, sports achievements, and travel tips. He brings a local perspective to his writing, focusing on stories that are relevant and interesting to the people of Western Montana.
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Denny's coverage primarily focuses on local events, sports, and seasonal topics in Montana. He may be interested in pitches related to local events, community initiatives, and human-interest stories within the state. Consider reaching out with unique angles or local perspectives on topics such as wildlife conservation, outdoor activities like fly fishing or hunting regulations.
Given his focus on specific towns and regions within Montana, he might appreciate pitches that highlight lesser-known attractions or businesses that contribute positively to the community.
Additionally, Denny often covers family-related themes. Pitches involving heartwarming stories about pets or local traditions could resonate well with him.
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