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  • Fireline probes the causes and consequences of the increasingly devastating wildfires burning in the U.S. It taps into the experience of firefighters, tribal land managers, climate scientists and others to understand how we got here and where we're going.
  • Fisher Ream, an AmeriCorps VISTA member who works at the State of Montana ArboretUM on the University of Montana Missoula campus, speaks with Lauren Korn about the ArboretUM’s summer and fall tree tours, as well as guided “forest bathing.”
  • These two accomplished mountain athletes, founder and marketing director of Footprints Running Camp respectively, are working to empower the activist spirit in folks who enjoy spending time in wild places.
  • In this conversation, we cover how Mike found his way to the stage, how Missoula Children’s Theatre has weathered the pandemic, and how MCT continues to play out its mission in not only making the arts accessible but giving young people a platform and place in their community.
  • In this episode featuring Métis storyteller Chris La Tray, we celebrate words, and the way even very few words, in the right hands, can capture the wonder in every single day.
  • In this episode, Caroline Keys and Nate Biehl share their original songs along with poems from Caroline and her young student writers.
  • In this episode, playwright Jay Kettering introduces us to a couple recounting how they met, fell in love, and ultimately broke up, and let’s just say, it gets a bit noisy.
  • In this episode, writer Sean Gallagher’s short story has his narrator lamenting the damage done to his older brother after becoming a soldier — the brother who taught him "that no one wins a fight."
  • In this episode, novelist Richard Fifield puts us in a car going way too fast up a narrow mountain road, and that’s only the beginning of our troubles. Take a deep breath, and hold on tight.
  • In this episode, novelist Caroline Patterson takes us back to 1953 Montana, where we find a distraught couple struggling with their decision to institutionalize their baby Lizzie, who has Down Syndrome.
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