Public Radio Music Day is a nationwide celebration of local music stations and their unique role in their communities. We're celebrating with these special programs today:
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2021 is the 50th anniversary of NPR. As part of the year-long efforts to look back at 1971, MTPR DJs will be spinning tracks from that monumental year in music. Join us all week as we feature more than 38 hours of special music and documentary programs put together by Montana Public Radio’s music producers. -
Monday's Freeforms "will be my indirect tribute of sorts to former longtime Monday Freeforms host William Marcus ... Monday’s program will focus on contemporary female vocalists – many of whom are also excellent songwriters."
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Resident Viking Lars Gotrich curates a selection of standout 2021 entries from acoustic guitar fingerpicking to dark ambient and beyond. -
When Duane Betts and Devon Allman decided to join musical forces, the collective heft of their last names served as an additional member of the…
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Faced with a guest's musical CV longer than his own arm, the wise radio host takes a tag-team approach to conversing with in-demand drummer, composer,…
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Remember those barely planned, niche antics in the group chat? Grab your girls, choose life and get gone: Let Solange, Stevie Wonder and Janet Jackson soundtrack a summer of feeling yourself.
