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Kevin Red Star grew up on the Crow Reservation. In the early 1960s, he was chosen to be in the first group of students at the Institute of American Indian Arts (IAIA) in Santa Fe. After graduating, he continued his studies at the San Francisco Art Institute. He has participated in shows worldwide with over 100 exhibitions, including shows in Paris, Tokyo, China, New York, Washington DC, California and Montana. Kevin currently has a studio in Roberts, Montana, and a gallery in Red Lodge.

On this episode of Field Days, North Bridger Bison is the backdrop for a photo shoot featuring the founder of the Fierce Women Warrior Society.

Evelyn Cameron left behind an aristocratic life in England to homestead in Montana in the late 19th Century. Despite being married to a man who had some of the worst business sense imaginable, she embraced life in eastern Montana, starting three cattle ranches and becoming one of the most beloved members in the community of Terry.

Alex Nauman joins The Dead of Night

The Dead of Night welcomes in a new guest, Scott Guberman.

Matt Schatzke joins as our Guest DJ.

Mark Parker joins to The Dead of Night to talk about the band's performance in Montana.

Our guests from the Owsley Stanley Foundation return.

We had some awesome guests from OSF join the Dead of Night.

Kendra Heimbuck is an experienced nonprofit executive skilled in leadership, fundraising, and community engagement. As Executive Director of The Brinton Museum, she works with the museum board of directors, advisory councils and staff to fulfill the museum's mission.