Episode Twenty-Four: Alan Weltzien and Thomas Savage
Thomas Savage was a novelist who grew up in Beaverhead County, Montana, on a sheep ranch. He published a dozen novels but was sadly overlooked while h...
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Montana has produced an extraordinary number of notable books and stories, many of which have been instrumental in defining the American West. A River Runs Through It, The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance, Fools Crow, The Big Sky, Perma Red, and The Last Best Place, all Montana books. For this podcast, Montana writers Russell Rowland (In Open Spaces, Fifty-Six Counties: A Montana Journey) and Aaron Parrett (Montana Then and Now and Literary Butte) will discuss two books per episode, in an effort to explore what it is about Montana that produces so much fabulous literature.
Episode Twenty-Three - Norman Maclean and John Maclean
John Maclean, son of Montana icon Norman Maclean, has become a fine writer in his own right, and he recently published what he calls 'a chronicle' of ...
Episode Twenty-Two - Doug Peacock and William Kittredge
For our twenty-second episode, we had the great pleasure of sitting down for over an hour with Doug Peacock, who has been fighting to save the grizzly...
Episode Twenty - James Welch And Joey Running Crane
For this episode, we're breaking out of the box a little by exploring the world of literature from the perspective of a musician. Joey Running Crane i...
Episode Nineteen - Tami Haaland and Madeline DeFrees
For our nineteenth episode, we feature one of our most recent poet laureates, Tami Haaland and two of her poetry collections, When We Wake in the Nigh...
Episode Eighteen Melissa Kwasny and Frank Linderman
For this episode, Russell and Aaron interview Montana's current Poet Laureate, Melissa Kwasny, about her non-fiction book, Putting on the Dog, which i...
Episode Seventeen - Grace Stone Coates and Caroline Patterson
For this episode of Breakfast in Montana, Aaron and Russell talk about two very powerful collections of stories, Black Cherries, published in 1931 by ...
Episode Sixteen - Sean Hill and D'Arcy McNickle
For this episode, Aaron and Russell discuss one of the classic novels of Native American literature, The Surrounded, published in 1936 by D'Arcy McNic...
Episode Fifteen - John Taliaferro and George Bird Grinnell
For Episode Fifteen, Aaron Parrett and Russell Rowland have a fabulous conversation with John Taliaferro, biographer extraordinaire, about his new boo...
Episode Fourteen - Susan Henderson and Mildred Walker
For this episode of Breakfast in Montana, a podcast about Montana books, we discuss two award-winning novels, both by women. The Flicker of Old Dreams...