Trail Listening Post

Rose Deroche is a University of Montana student involved with "Tender Loving Care for Teachers." She sat down with The Trail's Robert Chase to talk about what her group is doing to collect school supplies for teachers at C.S. Porter Middle School in Missoula.

Missoula Food Bank & Community Center Executive Director Aaron Brock comes by The Trail to talk about Can the Cats Food Drive. It is the kind of rivalry that boosts the community, and after the Cats donated more in 2018, this year's goal is to donate 406,000 pounds of food this year.

Missoula Broadcasting will be a drop off location this year, and there are 55 other dropoff locations and events this year. The drive runs until November 23rd before the Brawl of the Wild football game between the Griz and the Cats. Let's can the Cats!

John Floridis is part of a group of nationally known singer-songwriters from across the country appearing at the University of Montana to co-headline the Grizzly Songwriters Showcase at the Dennison Theatre on Wednesday, November 13, 2019 at 7:30 PM. He joined Tommy on The Lunchbox to talk about the event and play some tunes.

For more information about the event, check out http://news.umt.edu/2019/09/092519song.php.

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Director of Global and Cultural Affairs at Arts Missoula Udo Fluck swings by The Trail again to tell everyone about the Fall World View Film Film Series ar the Roxy. The third movie in the series is "Kusama: Infinity" on Monday, November 11th at 7 pm.

Robert Chase talks to Mike Morelli of UM Entertainment Management about the upcoming UMEM Grizzly Songwriters Showcase on Wednesday, November 13th. 

The concert is produced by Entertainment Management students in the UM College of Business. UMEM introduces students to the business of entertainment while giving them the opportunity to learn from top professionals in the industry, both alumni and additional industry leaders, in a relaxed classroom environment.

Executive Director Jo May Salonen sat down with The Trail's Robert Chase to discuss the upcoming symphony season. This season will feature five masterworks series to help determine the next conductor of the Missoula Symphony.

It's Steven Smith's turn. Smith has served as music director of Virginia’s Richmond Symphony, the Santa Fe Symphony & Chorus, as well as the Grammy Award-winning Cleveland Chamber Symphony (CCS), an ensemble devoted to the performance of contemporary music. Catch him November 2-3 at the Missoula Symphony.

Joe Rector from Gull Boats swings by The Trail to talk to Robert Chase about their upcoming avalanche awareness seminar at Big Sky Brewing Co. in Missoula, MT on Wednesday, October 30th.

Jessie Rogers from the Historical Museum at Fort Missoula swings by The Trail to tell us about their 10th annual used book sale beginning on Halloween.

Ryan Newhouse stop by The Trail to tell Robert Chase about Defying Gravity and the Community Action Series taking place at the Top Hat.

Jessie Rogers from the Historical Museum at Fort Missoula swings by The Trail to tell Robert Chase about Thomas Francis Meagher and the event that will be hosted at the museum to complement the exhibit honoring Meagher's life. Swing by October 16 from 6 pm-8 pm that will feature a special set from the Montana Shamrockers!