Gluttony, Wisdom, and Wonder By Megan Martinez Broadcast 3.2023 and 1.1 & 1.4.2025 Listen: I really wanted to see a wolverine. They seemed a unique type of amazing, starting with being solitary, fierce, and wide-ranging. They can crush bone with...
How Fir Trees Became Christmas Trees by Pat Tucker Broadcast 12.1994, 12.2008, 12.2009, 12.2011, 12.2018, 12.2020, and 12.25 & 12.28.2024 Listen: Fir trees, decorated and lighted, are such a fixture of American homes at Christmas that it’s difficult...
The Delights of Observing Clark’s Nutcrackers, Montana’s Well-Dressed Foresters by Sue Standley Broadcast 12.2021 and 12.28 & 12.21.2024 Listen: A flutter of striking black, white, and grey outside the window caught my attention, and as I...
Homage to the Sapphire Foothill Habitat and to Mother Nature by Micki Long Broadcast 12.2021, 12.2023, and 12.11 & 12.14.2024 Listen: The moon lit up my yard that morning, when I went out with the dogs at 6:30. Recently fallen snow in the surrounding...
Seeing Winter Through Rose-Colored Glasses By Jennifer Newbold Broadcast 12.2022 and 12.4 & 12.7.2024 Listen: It is that time of year again, when fall slowly fades into winter and daylight begins to wane. Many people warmly welcome the shorter days...
