It’s Not Easy Being A Black-Footed Ferret by Will Martin Broadcast 8.18 & 8.21.2020 Listen: When most people think of the threatened or endangered species of Montana, they tend to focus on the iconic animals of the West: the grizzly bear, the wolf, or...
Huckleberries, Montana’s Little Icons, Retain Their Mysteries by Anita Maxwell Broadcast 8.11 & 8.14.2020 Listen: Braving horseflies the size of quarters and the searing afternoon sun, I ramble on a steep hillside like a bear, gorging for her long...
The Geologic History of Farlin, Montana by Rudy Molinek Broadcast 7.9 & 7.14.2017 and 7.28 & 7.31.2020 Listen: Last summer I was helping teach a geology field camp near Dillon. On our way back to the Birch Creek Outdoor Education Center each day, after...
Spit Bugs and Soapsuds: The Safety Of Tiny Bubbles by Pat Tucker Broadcast 7.21 & 7.24.2020 Listen: If you take a walk through fields this time of year, you can’t help but notice what looks like gobs of frothy white spit on the stems of grasses and...
Evening Primrose’s Nightly Show by Peter Lesica Broadcast 6.28.01, 6.28.2016, & 7.7. & 7.10.2020 Listen: In the summer, folks come home from work at their jobs and hang out in their yards – they mow the lawn or weed the garden or have...
