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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.

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

"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

"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

 

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.

Host Matt Donnelly interviews composer Stephen Emmer with a preview of his latest album Asymmetrical Dot.  For more information about the artist, go to stephenemmer.com.

"The sheep shearers were in town and my sheep need to be sheared before lambing commences, yet snow and wind might freeze newly-shorn ewes. I figured I could keep most of them alive, but it wouldn't be pretty."

-Lisa

Host Matt Donnelly interviews Jake Blaine, of Blaine Train realty, talking about the Belt Performing Arts Center on 58 Castner Street in Belt, Montana, with exciting new shows coming up.  For more information, go to beltperformingartscenter.com.

"I'm losing my faith and patience, but it has to rain someday. Right?"

-Lisa 

"What's Trending" is a look at drug and alcohol trends occurring in Great Falls and Cascade County. The March 2026 edition runs 7:57 in length.