KGPR Great Falls Public Radio

Host Matt Donnelly interviews composer and singer Laura Detrick and baritone Tim Buckheit talking about local choir Voices of the Falls and their upcoming concert taking place Thursday, March 12th at the United Church of Christ, 2900 9th Ave. So.

Host Matt Donnelly interviews Great Falls artists Ron and Echo Ukrainetz talking about their art, inspiration, and a preview of the upcoming Western Art Week.

Host Matt Donnelly interviews Grammy winning composer Christopher Tin talking about his career, his music, and a preview of his latest work of the Finale Concert Suite of Puccini's Turandot.  For more information about the artist, go to christophertin.com.

 

"2026 is the International Year of the Woman Farmer. I'm proud to be a woman and it's nice to be recognized, but I suspect I share more characteristics with all ranchers, male and female, than are distinctive because of my gender."

-Lisa 

Host Matt Donnelly interviews comedian Sam Miller talking about his career, overcoming addiction, and why comedy can be healing.  For more information about Sam, go to sammillercomedy.com.

David Saslav interviews two of the leading lights from the Cascade County Historical Society, aka The History Museum, about the various displays on offer there, and some of the Second Saturday performances, talks and lectures upcoming in 2026.

"What's Trending" is a look at drug and alcohol trends occurring in Great Falls and Cascade County. The February 2026 edition runs 8:36 in length.

Host Matt Donnelly interviews Lindsey Nussbaum and composer James Rickley about the upcoming Flowing Water Concert Series, featuring a concert by Lindsey taking place Wednesday, February 25th at noon at the New Hope Lutheran Church, 3125 5th Avenue South in Great Falls, MT.

"The definition of insanity is trying the same thing over and over while expecting a different result. These sheep might be insane, but I am trying to avoid making the same mistake twice after learning a lesson the hard way."

-Lisa

"What are the odds? Whether the story behind the highway view is clear or not, Montana nonfiction can't be beat."

-Lisa