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Classical Journey Interview with Mary Papoulis and Jay Gregg

Host Matt Donnelly interviews violinist Mary Papoulis and cellist Jay Gregg, both of the Cascade Quartet and a preview of their upcoming Chamber Music Series opener of "Next Generation" featuring music by Beethoven, Dohnanyi, and Cras.  For more information, go to gfsymphony.org.

Front Range Outdoors Interview with Jake "Retro" Redlawski

Host Marty Bannon interviews adventurer Jake "Retro" Redlawski talking about a cross-country tour.

Front Range Outdoors Interviews with Alex Leone

Host Marty Bannon interviews executive director of the Public Land Water Access Association Alex Leone.

Voices and Views V2.0 Interview with Terry Thompson and Rob Moccasin (46:10)

David Saslav interviews Terry Thompson, Election Administrator for Cascade County, and Rob Moccasin, Community Liaison to the Neighborhood Councils, about upcoming Municipal Elections, Candidate Forums, news affecting next month's municipal ballot (including a fireworks ballot question found at https://greatfallsmt.net/ordinance/resolution-10596), some important changes to the way ballots will be confirmed and write-ins processed, and the increasing importance of the Neighborhood Councils in making your voice heard at City Hall.

Classical Journey Interview with Wilhelmina Smith and Dawn Avery

Host Matt Donnelly interviews cellist Wilhelmina Smith and composer Dawn Avery with a preview of their latest album Sweetgrass, influenced by indigenous music.  More information on this album can be found at dawnavery.com.

Letters From a Land of Grass - Improvements During Drought (10-3-2025)

Inviting people to inspect the ranch when it looks so dry and crunchy is so humbling. This time, I learned a lot so it was well worth it. 

 

-Lisa

Letters From a Land of Grass - Mailbox Party (9-26-2025)

Even though the USPS directive raised my hackles enough to ponder a third political party, I overcame a possible character weakness to eventually comply and raise my mailbox. And laugh at myself. 

 

-Lisa

Letters From a Land of Grass - Andy's Aboriginal Story (9-19-2925)

Andy, an aboriginal range manager in the Northern Territory of Australia, Andy was generous enough to teach nine of us about his culture, including how to make spears and digging sticks from gum trees. I could have talked to him all day. 

-Lisa

Letters From a Land of Grass - Injecting the Unknown (9-12-2025)

We all own the water in Montana so it is our responsibility to use it wisely. 

 

-Lisa

Letters From a Land of Grass - Ranching Down Under (9-5-2025)

As much as I felt upside down while I was in Australia, it was comfortable. People were friendly and ranching was so similar. 

 

This Brahman steer allowed me to get closer than most of the cattle there. He was grazing in a nice pasture. The other cattle were in the brush where it was easy for them to dodge among trees, huge termite mounds and bushes.

 

-Lisa