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The life cycle of legislation is just getting started. The mechanics of public power are sorting and sifting policy, and much of that work starts with the building of relationships. Learn more now on The Session, a preview of the policy and politics inside the Montana statehouse.

Reporters Mara Silvers and Shaylee Ragar discuss this week's deadline for lawmakers to pass general bills out of their original chamber. There’s a lot of policy to consider, including rules about access to abortion.

Gulf Coast Soul from the Suffers arrives to Musician's Spotlight, as singer Kam Franklin visits with host John Floridis.

Live from the Missoula Public Library - The Pea Green Boat! Join our new host Vicki Chaney and be a part of a special live broadcast on Tuesday, February 28th.

Lauren Korn chats with Michael Spears about ‘The Year of the Dog,’ a film set in and made in Montana about Matt, newly sober, who finds an unlikely companion in a Siberian husky, Yup’ik. Spears plays Matt’s AA sponsor, Fred.

Jake Birch chats with composer Andy Akiho about the Bozeman Symphony’s first event of the season.

Lauren Korn speaks with the Communications and Marketing Director of MAPS Media Institute, Janna Williams, about the Institute’s offerings, its reach, and its mission.

Lauren Korn chats with the Executive Director of Montana’s live storytelling event, Tell Us Something, about its autumn event, centered around the theme ‘Letting Go.’

Lauren Korn sits down to chat with the current Executive Director of Humanities Montana, Randi Tanglen. Humanities Montana is the statewide council and nonprofit affiliate of the National Endowment for the Humanities, which celebrates its 50th anniversary in October 2022.

What began as an all-female festival collaboration quickly morphed into a serious passion project driven by sisterhood, harmony and humor — along with the shared desire to rage fiddle tunes and smash the patriarchy.