Host Matt Donnelly interviews Kevin Asselin, executive artistic director of Montana Shakespeare in the Parks with a preview of the upcoming shows Much Ado About Nothing and The Merchant of Venice, all taking place Friday, August 7th and 8th, both at 7 PM at the University of Providence campus.  For more information, go to shakespeareintheparks.org.

Hosts Marty Bannon and Dave Cunningham interview John Juras, president of the Great Falls Bicycle Club.

Hosts Marty Bannon and Dave Cunningham interview Anthony Davalos of the Great Falls chapter of Team Red, White, and Blue.

Host Matt Donnelly interviews Brussels-based singer-songwriter Bai Kamara, Jr. talking about his career, the songwriting process, and a preview of his latest single My Woman She Long Gone.  For more information about the artist, go to baikamara.com.

David Saslav interviews Kim Skornogoski, Marketing Director at United Way of Cascade County, and youth leader Amara Ochsner from Great Falls High School, about Great Falls' upcoming Stuff the Bus and Back2School Blast (and Havre's Stuff the Bus and Back2School Bash) in August, as well as the LIFT program encouraging students to learn how to be aware and bolster their peers' mental health.  

Host Matt Donnelly interviews violinist of the Catalyst Quartet Abi Fayette talking about her quartet plus a preview of their latest album Uncovered, Vol. 4 featuring the string quartets of Joseph Bologne, Chevalier de Saint-Georges.  For more information, go to catalystquartet.com.

Host Matt Donnelly interviews soprano Nanette McGuinness and a preview of her latest album El Tiempo Latine, featuring the Ensemble for These Times.  For more information, go to e4tt.org.

Host Matt Donnelly interviews Darren Johnson of Owlbear Gaming Club talking about Owlbear, what does the club offer, and game nights.  For more information, go to owlbeargamingclub.org or check out their Facebook page.

Hosts Marty Bannon and Dave Cunningham interview Sarah Buley, board member with the Montana Island Range Chapter.

"What's Trending" is a look at drug and alcohol trends occurring in Great Falls and Cascade County. The July 2026 edition runs 10:24 in length.