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Letters from a Land of Grass - Life and Sea Changes (4-10-2026)

"The Easter Bunny's cottontail cousin posed for me as a distraction while the real Easter Bunny hid out at my ranch. If the gulf stream collapses, maybe I'll raise many cottontail cousins."

-Lisa

What's Trending April 2026

"What's Trending" is a look at drug and alcohol trends occurring in Great Falls and Cascade County. The April 2026 edition runs 8:59 in length.

Electric City Currents Interview with Jake Blaine

Host Matt Donnelly interviews Jake Blaine of the Belt Performing Arts Theater and the Great Falls band After 5 talking about future concerts in both his band and the theater itself, the Belt Valley players, and more.  For more information, go to beltperformingartscenter.com.

 

Letters from a Land of Grass - Spring Routines (4-3-2026)

"Geese are flying north, gophers are out and about, calves are cavorting -- it must be springtime at the ranch."

-Lisa

Voices and Views V2.0: Interview with Brock Cherry (31:04)

Great Falls City Planning and Community Development Director Brock Cherry discusses the final phases of the nearly three-year process of updating the Great Falls City Growth Policy.

Recovery Radio - April 2026

Recovery Radio is a monthly show featuring candid conversations with individuals in recovery-sharing the raw, human stories of loss, resilience, and transformation. Each episode weaves together personal narratives, expert insights, and community resources, creating a rich tapestry of hope and guidance. This issue of Recovery Radio features an interview with Rev. Dawn Skerritt of the First United Methodist Church and runs 42:20 in length.

Classical Journey Interview with Christopher O'Riley and Matt Haimovitz

Host Matt Donnelly interviews pianist Christopher O'Riley and cellist Matt Haimovitz with a preview of their latest album "The Bach Dialogues."  

Letters from a Land of Grass - Change as Good as a Rest (3-27-2026)

"Spring is my favorite time of year. This year, my adopted family is visiting so it is even better.  Brooke Fitzgerald, Donovan and Julian Fasold and Zora Johr used experiential learning to develop a knack for turning wethers on their hips. Julian didn't quite have the technique down yet, but by the end of the day, he was a master."

-Lisa

Letters from a Land of Grass - The End of an Era (3-20-2026)

"Thank goodness for the joys of a long partnership with a good dog and the tears that come with giving her one more gift."

-Lisa

 

Voices and Views V2.0: Interview with Stephanie Erdmann (28:48)

David Saslav interviews Stephanie Erdmann about her recent announcement that she is stepping down as Dean and CEO of Great Falls College / MSU, the accomplishments of her tenure at the College, and what's next for Stephanie Erdmann.