Host Matt Donnelly interviews classical pianist Christopher O'Riley talking about his latest album of the Well-Tempered Clavier, Book II, by Johann Sebastian Bach, featuring a preview.  For more information on the album, check out christopheroriley.com.

Host Matt Donnelly interviews education director of the Paris Gibson Square Museum of Art Liz Slot talking about the upcoming event of Arts on Fire taking place Saturday, September 13 from 10 AM to 4 PM, plus future events at the Square.

David Saslav interviews new Great Falls Rising Board Member Paul Jefferson about the upcoming Labor Day event at the Bandshell in Gibson Park, featuring over 30 different speakers giving three-minute speeches, entitled, "Have Your Say on Labor Day".

Host Matt Donnelly interviews Pennsylvania-based guitarist Jon Fadem talking about his career, influences, and a preview of his latest debut album "Thankful."  For more information about this artist, go to jonfadem.com.

David Saslav interviews Lela Graham, Chair of the Housed Great Falls and director on several other local Boards in town, about the harsh road to recovery, housing, and survival in our current local environment.

Recovery Radio is a monthly show featuring candid conversations with individuals in recovery-sharing the raw, human stories of loss, resilience, and transformation. Each episode weaves together personal narratives, expert insights, and community resources, creating a rich tapestry of hope and guidance. This August 2025 edition of Recovery Radio runs 58:26 in length.

"What's Trending" is a look at drug and alcohol trends occurring in Great Falls and Cascade County. The August 2025 edition runs 11:50 in length.

Host Matt Donnelly interviews Broadway flutist Janet Axelrod talking about her career, a love for the flute, and a preview of her latest album "Act One, New Works for Flute and Piano by Today's Most Celebrated Broadway Composers."  For more information about this artist, go to janetaxelrod.com.

Host Marty Bannon interviews Paul Kemper, marketing director of the prairie-based nature reserve in central Montana American Prairie.  For more information, go to americanprairie.org.

I know other ranchers have experienced far more confrontations on state and federal lands. This story describes mine. The simple answer would be to offer respect and consideration, just like a good neighbor would. Instead, a few of my errant sheep would love to climb over my fence just as a new resident of Pondera County did.

-Lisa