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Extended conversation: Daniel Blake Smith joins his subject, Wilmot Collins, to discuss new biography, ‘RUN’
For this extended Write Question conversation, host Lauren Korn is joined remotely by author Daniel Blake Smith, author of RUN: The Wilmot Collins Story—From Liberian Refugee to First Black Mayor in Montana (University Press of Kansas), and the book’s subject, Wilmot Collins. Note: An edited and shortened version...
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Daily Wire’s Pro-ICE Movie Resumes Filming, Ben Shapiro Calls Shutdown a Rights Violation
Cameras are rolling once again in Montana after a contentious standoff between local government and media producers came to a swift resolution. Following a brief production halt ordered by municipal officials earlier this week, The Daily Wire’s controversial pro-ICE feature film Pawn Shop has received approval to resume shooting in downtown Livingston, Montana. According to […] The post Daily Wire’s Pro-ICE Movie Resumes Filming, Ben Shapiro Calls Shutdown a Rights Violation appeared first on Mandatory .
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Simms Launches All-New Rip Line – Pro Jacket And Bib
BOZEMAN, Mont. — Simms Fishing Products today announced the launch of Rip Line Pro, an all-new Jacket and Bib engineered to deliver uncompromising foul-weather protection for anglers facing big water, driving rain and relentless spray. Developed and tested alongside professional captains, mates and tournament anglers, Rip Line Pro is...
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Livingston City Commission reinstates film permit for "Bonfire Pawn Shop"
The Livingston City Commission voted to reinstate the filming permit for "Bonfire Pawn Shop" under several new conditions producers will be required to follow. These conditions include ensuring hired film security is focused on maintaining security of the set, and not policing residents in the area; mitigating noise for firearms and explosives used on set; continuing to post informative signage for neighbors in the area, so they are informed on what is happening; including buffer zones on the edge of production areas; ensuring access to the Livingston Food Resource Center; and using physical screens to hide violence being filmed when possible.
newenglandsounds.com
PHOTOS: Buffalo Traffic Jam, Haffway, Lydia Maes in Boston, MA (10.05.26)
Bozeman, Montana-based band Buffalo Traffic Jam played their largest headline show to date right here in New England last night, selling out the 3,500-capacity venue Roadrunner in Boston. Originally scheduled for the 1,500-capacity Royale downtown, the show was upgraded due to overwhelming demand. The band is made up of permanent members Frankie Cassidy and Nathan Ross, and expands to a five-piece outfit live. Cassidy and Ross began releasing music in 2024 while still attending Montana State University, and in two short years have become one of the hottest bands in the folk/country music scene. With over 4.7 million monthly listeners on Spotify alone, they’re currently touring to promote their first full-length album, Pictures of You, that came out in July. Their current run of US dates wraps up on October 16th in Texas before they head to Australia and later return for more US dates from late November into December. Check out photos from the show below, including some from openers Haffway and Lydia Maes. Maes also plays in the Buffalo Traffic Jam live lineup and kicked off the show performing some of her own music.
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Classical guitarist returns to Montana State
Montana State University played a formative role in Luther Enloe’s development as a guitarist, and the university will welcome his return on Thursday, October 8th, for a concert at 7:30pm in Howard Hall’s Reynolds Recital Hall. Enloe has played the classical guitar across the U.S. and abroad, including...
Montana Outdoor Radio Show
Skinny Tippets, Skinny Water on the Madison, and Fat Fish
In October 2026, fishing on the Madison River improves with active trout responding to various hatches, including fall baetis and midges. Anglers are advised to refine their techniques, using lighter tippets and avoiding split shots due to moss. Water levels are low, requiring careful navigation. Key flies include Elk Hair Caddis and Woolly Buggers.
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Livingston city commission temporarily suspends film permit amid controversy
LIVINGSTON, Mont. — The Livingston city commission voted to temporarily suspend the film permit for Bonfire Pawn Shop LLC at a meeting on Saturday at 9 a.m. This comes after residents and local businesses voiced concerns after a film production crew took over downtown. The film crew declined an...
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Symphony afire with next performances
Bozeman Symphony ignites audiences with Bohemian Fire, an expansive program exploring unity, resilience and passion through music spanning generations and continents. Conducted by Bozeman Symphony’s Music Director, Norman Huynh, it will feature the Montana premiere of Jennifer Higdon’s luminous Cello Concerto, performed by acclaimed cellist and returning audience favorite, Julian Schwarz. Performances will be held Saturday, October 10th, at 7:30pm, and Sunday, October 11th, at 2:30pm. Both will be held at the Willson Auditorium in Downtown Bozeman.
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14 Black Bears Tragically Euthanized After Alleged Feeding At Montana Residence
Fourteen black bears were euthanized in Montana after wildlife officials found them accustomed to people and repeatedly seeking human food at a residence north of Bozeman — a tragic outcome that should never have happened. According to Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks (FWP), game wardens and wildlife staff responded...
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Bozeman’s Wildrye Distilling nominated by USA Today for top whiskey award
Wildrye Distilling, already the most decorated craft distillery in Montana, is up for yet another award. This one might be the biggest. This year, USA Today selected Wildrye as one of 19 businesses up for its 2026 Best Craft Whiskey Distillery Award. People can vote for their favorite until Monday, Oct. 12, and the top ten will be announced on Wednesday, Oct. 21.
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Bozeman Symphony to present 'Bohemian Fire' concert series
BOZEMAN, Mont. — The Bozeman Symphony is launching their 2026-2027 season this weekend with their first "Classical Series" program. Titled "Bohemian Fire," the program features several, renowned works from the orchestral repertoire, including Valerie Coleman's Umoja, Antonin Dvorák’s Symphony No. 7, and the Montana premiere of a new cello concerto by American composer, Jennifer Higdon, featuring Washington-born cellist, Julian Schwarz.
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Montana Outdoor Radio Show
Bass illegally stocked in Livingston pond
Smallmouth and largemouth bass have been illegally introduced into a Livingston pond that’s connected to the Yellowstone River and its prized trout fishery. To remove any chance the fish may migrate from Sacajawea Lagoon into the stream, Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks staff is proposing to remove the fish. A public meeting on Thursday, Oct. 1, will provide the public a chance to hear about the project. The meeting will be held at 5 p.m. in the Community Room of the City/County Complex building at 414 E. Callender Street in Livingston.