Music

1. “Familiarity & the Fractionation of Memory” - M3nty

2. “At Home in the Dark World” - Go Hibiki

3. “Absurd” - Thin Truk

4. “Watermelon Snow” - Cairns

Interviews conducted by Elizabeth Wipperman, Noelle Huser, and Donal Lakatua.

Paul Hamby has been covering the closure of McGill Hall due to asbestos contamination since asbestos was first discovered in December. He sits down with us in this episode to summarize what's happened so far, and look at what UM might do in the future.

The reporting team from the Montana Kaimin joins the podcast to talk through the quixotic journey of reporting this insane story. Featuring Shaylee Ragar, Ryan O’Connell, and Matt Neuman.

Read Ryan’s story here:

http://www.montanakaimin.com/features/please-feed-the-bears/article_9e697ace-f326-11e8-9609-3b38d8d97f4e.html

LR-128 and 129 offer voters important decisions to make about the future of Montana's public universities and voting access. This episode takes a quick look at both measures.

I-185 has been as hotly contested as any initiative in Montana history. Both the healthcare industry and tobacco industry have been spending heavily to influence public opinion. But what’s actually proposed in the bill? We’ve got a quick little episode to get you some valuable context and information before you vote.

Derek Brouwer and Erika Fredrickson from the Missoula Independent talk us through the last days of the Missoula Independent.

Episode 4 of MCW looks at the changes in the Clark Fork that are likely to bring seasonal flooding to the Missoula Valley.

MCW is happy to announce we’re officially partnering with the Montana Kaimin to produce this podcast. To mark the occasion, we’re bringing you a story that stays on campus, with a detour to Germany and the Bahamas.