Montana’s beloved ‘Bleu Horses’ turn 10 years old
Jim Dolan, a metal sculptor based in Belgrade, Montana, has spent more than 50 years creating large-scale art. Jim’s…
A match made in Montana: Phillip Aaberg and Megan Karls
There was so much laughter and good times in the studio when we hosted Megan Karls and Phillip Aaberg….
‘Home, spelled with capital letters’ and the world as seen through Barbara Van Cleve’s lens
Legendary photographer Barbara Van Cleve has documented the Montana landscape for decades, including its working ranchers, beloved horses, and…
Filmmaker Kirk LeClaire revives footage of early Montana rock and punk groups
Filmmaker and documentarian Kirk LeClaire grew up in Billings at a pivotal time for music. In 2022, he released…
Jane Waggoner Deschner builds shrine to humanity in ‘Remember Me’
In a world filled with data and discard, Jane Waggoner Deschner has built a shrine to humanity. She is…
Poet and photographer collaborate on ‘a quiet book for noisy times’
Ten years in the making, On a Benediction of Wind: Poems & Photographs by Charles Finn and Barbara Michelman…
Jamie Ford explores epigenetic trauma and what we inherit in new novel
It was such a pleasure to welcome Jamie Ford back to Yellowstone Public Radio. We discuss his new novel,…
Taylor Brorby discusses new memoir, ‘Boys and Oil: Growing Up Gay in a Fractured Land’
Author Taylor Brorby joined us in the Yellowstone Public Radio studios in September to discuss the release of his…
Naturalist Doug Peacock asks, ‘Was It Worth It?’ in his new memoir
Doug Peacock spent years alone in Montana and Wyoming wilderness observing grizzly bears. “The great thing about wilderness —…
Explore the narrative worlds in Courtney Blazon’s intricate work
Courtney Blazon is an artist and illustrator living and working in Missoula. She draws intricate narratives that are layered…