Neil deGrasse Tyson in Montana

On March 4, on his first visit to Montana, he gave an evening lecture at Montana State University.

March Editors Note

Keep It Rockin' KGLT

Angie Ripple

Not every town has the luxury of alternative, freeform, commercial free radio. Luckily we Bozemanites have that luxury, and it is called KGLT. If you haven’t turned your radio dial to 91.9FM or 97.1FM in a while (or ever) you totally need to do…

“We Are NOT Picking On the Poor” Uhhhh, Yeah You Are

Birdie Hall, photos by Jenny Barth

Let me begin this article by bestowing a huge thank you on the conservative legislators of beautiful Montana: You have successfully established that we as a state (and country for that matter) hate poor people. At this point in American history it…

Grin and Bare It: The Bear Canyon Incident

Streaking Bear Canyon

Pat Hill

The story you are about to read is true... The names have been changed to protect the guilty.40 years ago five young Bozemanites set out on a winter night’s adventure which eventually involved some fancy footwork, not too many clothes, and too…

Bozeman Brewers Voice Concerns and Hopes for Future Industry Reform

Joy Dale, photos by Jenny Barth

Possible chances for brewing industry reform during the Montana legislative session came to a standstill this February when the House of Representatives’ Business and Labor Committee tabled two competing beer bills (House Bill 326 and House Bill 336).

A Stranger in a Strange Town

Ramona Mead

At first glance, Bozeman may seem like a tourist town with most of the trappings of Anytown, USA but I can assure you it has a spirit that can’t be found anywhere else.

Alpine Cabin

Merging Trails of the Past, Present and Future

Bev Hosford

First ImpressionsThe cabin was love at first site for me. Not because of it’s spectacular views or the locally sourced wood. It was due to frozen toes. My fiancé and I were exploring the new area of Bridger Bowl and were thrilled that…

Sundance 2015

Ten100(ish) Word Reviews

Cole Amundson

..this “Big Sky On Crack Cocaine” resort town reconfigures its libraries, schools and churches to host filmmakers and film-lovers from across the world.