What if there’s a lost world beneath our boots here in Montana?

In this episode of The 406 Life, Montana Max digs deep into the Boulder Batholith, the Sage Wall, and Montana’s most controversial stone mysteries. Are these massive rock formations proof of ancient giants and lost civilizations… or just geology showin’ off after millions of hard Montana winters?

You’ll hear the real science behind the rocks, the wild theories behind the legends, and a few bigfoot-sized jokes along the way. From Whitehall to the Elkhorn Mountains, this episode separates fact from folklore while keepin’ the wonder alive.

If you love Montana history, outdoor mysteries, alternative archaeology, and a good laugh, this one’s for you.

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Montana Max, over and out.

Local Bigfoot Montana Max drops into Philipsburg, Montana to hang with Cathy and Nolan Smith, the owners of Philipsburg Brewing Company. They talk about building a brewery in a tiny historic mining town, bringing brewing back to the old Kroger Brewing site, and turning two iconic spots, The Vault downtown and The Springs in the summer, into a full-on destination. You’ll hear how mountain spring water shapes their beer, why they use resealable aluminum bottles, what it’s like going statewide with distribution (and even into Yellowstone), and how they’ve won major awards while staying hometown-friendly.

Read the full article at The406Life.com and plan your visit: stop into The Vault anytime, or catch The Springs during the summer months. More at philipsburgbrew.com.

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Dive into Butte’s wild history with Montana Max—a slow-talkin’, big-hearted bigfoot with a nose for hidden heroes. This episode uncovers the forgotten story of Dr. Huie Pock, the Chinese immigrant doctor who quietly saved lives during Butte’s darkest days, even as the Copper Kings hogged the headlines. From courtroom showdowns and flu pandemics to secret house calls for Montana’s richest family, this is a story about courage, loss, and the kind of heroism that never makes the front page.

Got a Montana story we should tell? A person we should talk about—then or now? A place that deserves a spotlight? A memory, legend, or local hero that shouldn’t be forgotten? Reach out to us at The 406 Life. If it’s Montana, we want to hear it—and ol’ Montana Max might just do the talkin’.

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