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Shows by pattyaabergJul 28, 20101:39 amMay 19, 2020

Bob Quinn – Organic before it was cool

Bob Quinn grows high quality organic grains in Big Sandy, Montana.  For over 20 years he has utilized environmentally sound practices to produce Kamut brand Khorasan wheat, buckwheat, lentils, hard red winter and spring wheat, hull-less […]

Shows by pattyaabergSep 30, 20094:46 pmMay 19, 2020

Kate Hunt – Sculpture

Sculptor Kate Hunt visited Phil in our Chester studio to talk about small town sensibility, and the realities of sending her work out into the world. see Kate’s work at http://www.katehunt.com Listen now Download Kate […]

Shows by pattyaabergSep 29, 20095:16 pmMay 19, 2020

From Yale to the Prairie – Tales of Dr. Buker

  Dr. Buker came to Chester in the 50s and established a rural hospital that today boasts 25 beds, emergency services and a clinic.  In these parts he is legend.  What brought him to a small town in Montana?  […]

Shows by pattyaabergAug 3, 20094:03 pmMay 19, 2020

Steve Aaberg — Plains Archeology

Over the course of his career, archeologist Steve Aaberg has crafted an interesting specialty, paleoethnobotany: the study of plant use in pre-contact cultures.   On a recent fishing trip he and Phil talked about music, archeology, their […]

Shows by pattyaabergAug 3, 20093:36 pmMay 19, 2020

Sharon Dynak –Ucross

As president of the Ucross Foundation, Sharon Dynak wears many hats;  advisor, juggler, economist, politician, soother of  egos.  Wrangling creative people can be challenging, but Sharon has a way of making the artists feel at home, supported […]

Shows by pattyaabergAug 3, 200911:00 amMay 19, 2020

Philip Aaberg: Music & the River

photo courtesy of Jill Brody Philip Aaberg is known for creating music that evokes a feeling of Montana’s rivers, sky, mountains and plains.  Explore the idea of nature as inspiration in music – complete with […]

Shows by pattyaabergAug 3, 200912:06 amMay 19, 2020

Jack Mahood: A Short Story

Jack Mahood was a classic.  He played his horn at The Ozark Club in Great  Falls, Montana, caring about the music and not about race.  He loved jazz, he loved art, and most of all […]

Shows by pattyaabergApr 2, 200912:04 pmMay 19, 2020

David Lake – timeless architecture

“Lake|Flato’s architecture can serve as a lesson for us all: how a building stands to the sun, how it welcomes the cooling breeze, how it partners with plant materials. Nothing sensational or exotic, no visual […]

Shows by pattyaabergMar 7, 200912:35 amMay 19, 2020

David Romtvedt – A Zest for Life

Poet, musician, professor, a true Renaissance man.  David Romtvedt is all of these things, with a generous spirit and zest for life that shines through, even on the radio. Listen: Download: David Romtvedt

Shows by pattyaabergMar 6, 200910:37 pmMay 19, 2020

Gary Thieltges – Cinematographer

After decades behind a movie camera, Gary Thieltges founded Doggicam.  He creates innovative camera mounting and moving systems, enabling cinematographers to create on film the shots they imagine. In 2005 he was awarded a Technical […]

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