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Host Matt Donnelly interviews music director and conductor of the Great Falls Symphony Grant Harville and a preview of his final concert with the Symphony featuring the Symphony No. 2, "Resurrection" by Gustav Mahler, taking place Saturday, May 10th at the Mansfield Theater at 7:30 PM.  For more information, go to gfsymphony.org.

 

 

Voices and Views V2.0: David Saslav Interviews Sandi Filipowicz and the "Salute to Women" Awardees of 2025:

Sandi Filipowicz (00:00:27)

Jamie Wyatt Marshall (00:06:22)

Shanna Bulok Chism (00:14:02)

Kathy Hankes (00:44:54)

Sarah Seekins Graft (00:58:08)

Anitra Hall (01:11:09) 

Lt. Col. Frankie Mercado (01:27:03) 

Rev. Jessica Crist (01:36:55)

David Saslav interviews Heather Hoyer, Jackie Mainwaring, and Luke Diekhans of Great Falls Public Schools about their preparations for the upcoming school year, the new CORE school, and issues for the upcoming Legislative session.

David Saslav interviews Ken Robison and Rich Ecke of the "Save the Boston & Montana Barn Committee" about the ongoing effort to save the last remaining structure in place on the old Boston & Anaconda Mining Company site in Great Falls, a utility barn adjacent to the Anaconda Hills Golf Course.

Springtime at the ranch offers plenty of opportunity to get dirty. Laundry duties will have to wait. I'm having too much fun outside.

 

-Lisa

David Saslav interviews Shaun Tatarka, Executive Director of the Great Falls Food Bank, about the upcoming Letter Carriers Food Pick-up Drive on May 10, 2025, and other initiatives from the Food Bank.

The ranch provided common ground when  Shane Jansen and Stephanie Hutton wanted to reconnect with me. The land is the foundation for so many relationships.

 

-Lisa

When a cow was abandoned as a calf, she should be happy to adopt a calf. Bernadette is happy to eat grain, but not happy to let a calf find breakfast. She has a week to change her mind.

 

-Lisa

This is the April 2025 edition of "What's Trending," a look at drug and alcohol trends happening in Great Falls and Cascade County. Total length: 8:14

Host Matt Donnelly interviews cellist from the Great Falls Symphony and the Cascade Quartet Thad Suits talking about the upcoming concert "Salute" featuring music by Mozart, Swidler, and Dvorak.  This concert will take place Friday, April 25th at 7 PM at the Alliance for Youth and on Sunday, April 27 at the First Congregational Church.  For more information, go to gfsymphony.org.