Streaming Now On Aug. 4, 1961, the U.S. Forest Service sent 20 of its most elite firefighters – smokejumpers – to parachute into the Idaho wilderness to put out a wildfire burning on a mountain ridge. What looked like a routine fire from the air became a different story on the ground, as wind fueled the blaze into a blowup.
Producers examine the state’s on-going teacher shortage and an innovative program as a possible solution. Plus, see what it takes to document Montana’s wild bee population and why it matters.
New now streaming On this all new episode of the Emmy® Winning performance series, Frederick Frey showcases his rich operatic repertoire in an extraordinary performance.
All New Episode Streaming Now Producers examine the rise in the state’s sexually transmitted infections, focusing on prevention and treatment. Plus, learn how Montana will approach wildlife crossing structures to reduce animal-vehicle collisions.
In anticipation of the new film about acclaimed Montana author Ivan Doig – Ivan Doig: Landscapes of a Western Mind – we will host an online study of This House of Sky during the months of January and February 2023.
New episode now streaming Meet a Big Sandy ranching family, a talking bird in St. Regis, a 1,000-year-old larch tree in Seeley Lake, and a Blackfeet traditionalist on a bow hunt. John Twiggs hosts from Browning.
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