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399 Forever filmmaker Alex Stavrou and Montana FWP biologist Julie Cunningham join the show
Ep 2000:48:05Oct 13, 2026Mati talks to filmmaker Alex Stavrou about his film 399 Forever which documents the world's most famous grizzly bear for the final year of her life. Then he chats with Julie Cunningham from Montana FWP about the Gallatin Wildlife Management Area plan in development.
100 Bison Project Ep. 4 - Hemp vs Polyester + Miss Chemistry and the Nylon Riots
Ep 1700:45:51Oct 10, 2026Mati forces Sharon to talk about hemp vs polyester. Hear the origin story of Miss Chemistry and the Nylon Riots. This one is fun. Enjoy
The 100 Bison Project Ep. 3 - How do you like your silk worms cooked?
Ep 1600:46:53Oct 3, 2026In this episode Sharon and Mati ask the age old question, how do you like your silk worms cooked? Plus the skunk pelt market and more.
Artist Miles Glynn joins Montana Mornings
Ep 1600:16:27Oct 2, 2026Miles Glynn and Mati talk about colors, inspirations, Americana and the Virginia City Arts Show. Apologies for the echo on Mati's mic.
The 100 Bison Project Ep. 2 - Shaved beavers and bison genetics
Ep 1400:48:31Oct 1, 2026Merkins, Baculums, shaved beavers and bison genetics. Don't miss this conversation about animal products and their uses in our world.
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Singer/Songwriter
Marcedes Carroll
She made her first album in 2019, She's Pretty, recording the songs with all local talent at her hometown studio Live From the Divide. In 2021 she traveled the country, her & her dog Melody, touring through the high desert to the deep south, down to the Florida keys, back up to the Carolinas, eventually making her way back to Montana. In 2023 she cut her second project & first full length record at Bandcamp Recording Studio in Bozeman, Montana; with all local talent including Jason Uhlmann on upright bass, Ethan Decker on drums, Mike Koziel on keys, Jackson Holte on lead guitar, Ric Steinke on pedal steel, Stephanie Yeager, Krista Barnett & Sarah Price singing harmony & Austin Texas producer Scott Davis. The record released September 20th, 2024.
Livingston
Rock
Dammit Lauren
Dammit Lauren! is a rock and roll trio formed in the middle of nowhere, Montana. Born out of a love for alt and indie rock, their music combines melody with unconventional chords and driving rhythm, led by Lauren’s distinctive and dynamic vocals. The band focuses on original music, blending their assorted backgrounds for a soulful alternative rock sound that combines rocking jams with pop hooks. The band released their first full-length album in July 2022. The band has already played in front of thousands in their young career. They have performed at many of Montana's prominent festivals and venues starting in 2018. As a feature act, they have headlined some of Big Sky's biggest annual events including the Music In The Mountains series, New Years Eve (twice), and Pond Skim (twice). As a supporting act, the group has opened for several nationally touring acts including Jamestown Revival, Kitchen Dwellers, and The Lil' Smokies.
Big Sky
Country Rock
Abigail Rich
Abigail Rich is a Montana-based singer-songwriter whose country rock, adult alternative, and inspirational music comes directly from the life she has lived. Born in Dallas, Texas, she now makes her home in Western Montana, where she owns a cattle ranch and dairy while continuing to work full-time as a critical care flight paramedic and EMS pilot. After years of singing in choirs and writing songs for others, Abigail began recording and performing her own music in 2025. Her songs explore resilience, loss, courage, faith, ranch life, and the moments that forever change us. Abigail made her first public performance at the Maverick in Nashville, where the room was filled beyond capacity with standing room only. Whether the story begins on a Montana ranch or during someone’s darkest hour, Abigail writes every lyric with honesty—and sings it from experience.
Bozeman
Native Americana
Ryan Littleeagle
Ryan LittleEagle is an Indigenous singer-songwriter, musician, and storyteller whose music blends Lakota heritage with Country and Americana traditions. Rooted in Native American culture and shaped by rural America, his songs weave ancestral memory, modern life, and timeless storytelling—honoring the past while speaking directly to the present. Based in Three Forks, Montana, LittleEagle draws inspiration from wide skies, small towns, and working lands across the country. His music reflects the values he calls the small-town dream: hard work, honesty, resilience, and a deep connection to place. Influenced by artists such as Jason Isbell, George Strait, Randy Travis, and Ian Munsick, he blends classic Country and Americana songwriting with Native American rhythms, melodies, and perspectives. Storytelling sits at the heart of Ryan LittleEagle’s work. His songs explore themes of identity, family, heritage, love, loss, and survival, offering listeners an authentic and deeply human experience. With over 17 years on the road, hundreds of performances across the United States, and five studio albums released—including Native Americana—LittleEagle continues to bridge tradition and modern expression. Through his music, he invites listeners to slow down, listen closely, and reconnect with heritage, community, and home.
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