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On this episode of What Do You Know, we take a grounded look at human trafficking — an issue pushed back into national headlines by the latest developments in the Jeffrey Epstein case — and how it affects communities right here in Montana. We’re joined by Lowell Hochhalter, founder of The LifeGuard Group, a Missoula nonprofit working on the front lines to protect victims and support survivors. Lowell breaks down what trafficking really looks like in our region and the critical work his team is doing every day. We’re also joined by Lynore Baer of Baer Concrete and Excavation, which is partnering with LifeGuard on a major fundraising effort. Lynore explains why her company stepped up and how local businesses and individuals can join the cause. A timely, urgent conversation about awareness, action, and the power of community support.
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