KGPR Great Falls Public Radio

YouTube offered a solution to my skid steer fuel line problem. As I contorted to reach the fuel line, I was reminded once again of the difference between simple and easy.

 

-Lisa

David Saslav interviews Denver Cobb and Kathy Hankes from Great Falls Veterans Treatment Court - its mission in helping veterans choose an alternative to serving time in the criminal justice system, rebuilding their lives, and avoiding relapses.

Host Matt Donnelly interviews violist Christine Sherlock and violinist Mary Papoulis, both of the Cascade Quartet, talking about their upcoming concert "Ciao Bella" featuring music by Boccherini, Puccini, and Respighi, all held at the History Museum's Ozark Club on March 14th at 7 PM, and March 16th at 2 PM at the First Congregational Church.  For more information, go to gfsymphony.org.

 

 

Host Matt Donnelly interviews renowned conductor and author John Mauceri talking about his varied career, his time with Leonard Bernstein, and his latest recording of Erich Wolfgang Korngold's Symphony in F-sharp minor, Op. 40 with Mauceri conducting the Orchestra Della Svizzera Italiana.  For more information, go to johnmauceri.com.

 

 

People love to throw stones at the stereotypical characteristics of sheep, but maybe they need to look in the mirror before throwing the first stone. See what you think.

 

-Lisa

Host Matt Donnelly interviews local artist Cortni Harant of the Great Falls High School Art Department talking about her art, the Urban Art Project, how to get involved with this project, Youth Art Month, and more.

 

 

David Saslav interviews Mick Davis, driving instructor in the Great Falls Public Schools system and one of the instructors in the new Adult Drivers Education classes now being offered for adults on campus at Great Falls College - MSU.  

The best part of bitter cold is watching as the promise of spring grass rises through the blank canvass of fresh snow. See what you think.

-Lisa

Host Matt Donnelly interviews Moldovan composer, conductor, pianist, painter, and actress Natalia Rojcovscaia-Tumaha talking about her career, her many talents, musical influences, and her music.  For more information about this composer, go to rojcovscaiatumaha.wixsite.com or check out her YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKyfynbb3le2Md5k9nkTPKw

 

Host Matt Donnelly interviews third grade teacher Shanell Lavallie from Whittier Elementary with two of her students D.J. and Eden, and Carol Paul of Raising Readers, featuring a preview of a recently published book entitled "Amazing Animals."