PROGRAM
HIGHLIGHTS
Fri 05.24 2pm
Riverwalk Jazz pays tribute to Jelly Roll Morton, called the first great jazz composer.
Sat 05.25 9am
A personal finance program that looks at how money affects us—both financially & emotionally—and what effects our money on Marketplace Money.
Sun 05.26 7pm
Giacomo Meyerbeer’s five-act extravaganza Robert the Devil performed by the royal Opera House Orchestra and chorus from London’s Covent Garden on World of Opera.
Mon 05.27 6:30pm
Montana composer/pianist Philip Aaberg looks at how one’s surroundings affect the creative process on Of the West.
Tue 05.28 2pm
Filmmaker Ken Burns joins host Wendell Pierce in a program of speakeasy music from Prohibition and the Jazz Age on Jazz at Lincoln Center.
Wed 05.29 2pm
Saxophonist Chris Potter performs his latest suite, The Sirens, based on The Odyssey, on JazzSet.
Thu 05.30 8pm
Satirist Fran Lebowitz, whose writings offer insights into timely issues, in conversation on City Arts & Lectures.
Fri 05.31 2pm
The Jim Cullum Jazz Band and special guests revisit South Side Chicago jazz hot spots of 1915-1930 on Riverwalk Jazz. |
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Of the West
last Monday of every month @ 6:30pm
May 27
Of the West is a monthly radio program hosted by composer/pianist Philip
Aaberg, focusing on regionalism and creativity. This month, Phil welcomes cellist Mike Reynolds, who, along with Phil, recently played and recorded all five Beethoven Cello and Piano Sonatas. Phil and Mike discuss the recording process, listen to some out-takes, and talk about Mike's support of school string programs through Classics for Kids.
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Ground with Brian Kahn
Tuesdays at 6:30pm
May 28
U.S. Senator Jon Tester discusses the values learned growing up on the farm, his serious study of music, the keys to being an effective legislator, and the impact of money in American politics.
The
Write Question
w/ Chérie Newman
Thursdays at 6:30pm
May 30
Sharma Shields
By all rights, the comic tales in Sharma Shields' collection Favorite Monster, with their cyclopses and serial killers, werewolves and writers, medusas and managers, ought to collapse into lighthearted whimsy. Instead they unfold into objects of extraordinary beauty and darkness, rendered in prose that can turn on a dime from deadpan to profound.
Montana Public Media
an online collaboration
 Montana Public Media is a collaboration between Yellowstone Public Radio, MontanaPBS, Montana Public Radio, and The University of Montana School of Journalism. Using multi-media technology, this partnership will provide daily news reporting along with in-depth documentary coverage of Montana politics.
Health
Matters w/ Rachel Rockafellow
first Monday of every month @ 6:30pm
Health
Matters is a monthly program featuring interviews and informative
segments focusing on health, hosted by registered nurse and Bozeman
resident Rachel Rockafellow (MSN, RN, CCCN).
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