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Oct 30, 2026
Stephen CollectorGUEST
And then early in the summer, she said, OK, the book's out.
Stephen CollectorGUEST
We're going to have a book launch in Livingston, Montana.
Stephen CollectorGUEST
Would you come up here? We're going to do a...
Stephen CollectorGUEST
kind of a book launch deal at Elk River Books, and we've got Rick Bass, and I'd like you to say something along with Rick.
Stephen CollectorGUEST
And I said, sure, I'll come up.
Stephen CollectorGUEST
So the night that evening, before we went over to the bookstore, I meet Steve Semkin, this publisher, And he asked me, you know, I've never been to Montana.
Stephen CollectorGUEST
And where should I go fishing? And I was like, oh, my gosh, Livingston.
Stephen CollectorGUEST
I mean, look around in a hundred mile radius.
Dennis BraggHOST
In Whitefish, the Stumptown Ice Den at 705 Wisconsin Avenue hosts public ice skating from 1.30 until 3.30 p.m., With riddles available on site, the weather might match that.
Dennis BraggHOST
Finally, in Livingston, the Shane Lalani Center for the Arts on Lewis Street hosts a youth theater workshop and matinee preview at 2 p.m. Be sure to check venue websites and Facebook pages, though, before heading out to verify admission details and also to see any local weather advisories because it's looking a little blustery here to end out Halloween here in Montana.
Dennis BraggHOST
Stay tuned.
Dennis BraggHOST
More coming up on the Big Sky Report.
Russell NemetzCORRESPONDENT
Hi, everybody.
Russell NemetzCORRESPONDENT
I'm Russell Nimitz.
Russell NemetzCORRESPONDENT
Well, last night it was fun for my team and I to be part of a red carpet premiere at the Empire Theater in Livingston, Montana, as Zoetis unveiled season three of its award-winning docuseries, Born of the Bond.
Russell NemetzCORRESPONDENT
zoetis beef services technical director dr mitch blanding told me that this season is called answering the call and is about highlighting the importance of large animal veterinarians across the country
Dennis BraggHOST
In Whitefish, the Stumptown Ice Den at 705 Wisconsin Avenue hosts public ice skating from 1.30 until 3.30 p.m., With riddles available on site, the weather might match that.
Dennis BraggHOST
Finally, in Livingston, the Shane Lalani Center for the Arts on Lewis Street hosts a youth theater workshop and matinee preview at 2 p.m. Be sure to check venue websites and Facebook pages, though, before heading out to verify admission details and also to see any local weather advisories because it's looking a little blustery here to end out Halloween here in Montana.
Dennis BraggHOST
Stay tuned for more coming up on the Big Sky Report.
Dennis BraggHOST
This is the Montana State News Network.
Russell NemetzCORRESPONDENT
Hi, everybody.
Russell NemetzCORRESPONDENT
I'm Russell Nimitz.
Russell NemetzCORRESPONDENT
Well, last night it was fun for my team and I to be part of a red carpet premiere at the Empire Theater in Livingston, Montana, as Zoetis unveiled season three of its award-winning docuseries, Born of the Bond.
Russell NemetzCORRESPONDENT
zoetis beef services technical director dr mitch blanding told me that this season is called answering the call and is about highlighting the importance of large animal veterinarians across the country
Maritsa GeorgiouHOST
Hey, Jim Messina, how you doing?
Jim MessinaGUEST
Good morning from Livingston, Montana.
Jim MessinaGUEST
What's happening, people?
Jon TesterHOST
So are you like on TV all day long today and tomorrow and the next day and the next day?
Byron DuffinHOST
So it goes right up through Montana and, and, uh, near Bozeman.
Byron DuffinHOST
And I think she's kind of around Bozeman Livingston areas kind of think where anyway, and we, and we do, we do the Livingston songwriter festival.
Byron DuffinHOST
That was actually our first songwriter festival was Livingston two years ago and not, not quite two years.
Byron DuffinHOST
It'll be two years in September or October.
Byron DuffinHOST
And, uh, And what a cool experience a songwriter deal is.
Byron DuffinHOST
Go to Las Vegas.
Byron DuffinHOST
Go to Whitefish.
Byron DuffinHOST
Go to Livingston.
Byron DuffinHOST
But no CDs.
Byron DuffinHOST
I mean, I went to a songwriter festival in Livingston, Montana, and a songwriter asked me there, she said, Byron, did you get one of my CDs? And I said, Stephanie, I don't have any way to play it.
Bob DiPieroGUEST
you know i just a friend of mine who used to run capital records when garth briggs was on there sent me this thing and garth is selling seven cds for three dollars seven cds of his old stuff for three bucks
Byron DuffinHOST
Because he can't get rid of
Tim RiceHOST
So why don't you start by just giving us, again, hopefully everyone will go and should go read your piece and listen to your monologue on this issue.
Tim RiceHOST
But why don't you just give us the briefest rundown of what Pawn Shop is and what happened in Livingston, Montana?
Ben ShapiroGUEST
Sure.
Ben ShapiroGUEST
So Pawn Shop is a movie essentially about an ICE agent who is caught in a rough conflagration and then has to take a detainee and basically get that detainee to deportation proceedings and goes through a variety of machinations or is being attacked by police.
Ben ShapiroGUEST
There was a full-on quasi-violent attempted shutdown of the production.
Ben ShapiroGUEST
That was on sort of the informal level.
Ben ShapiroGUEST
Then there was a move at the Livingston City Council level which again, this is a small town in Montana.
Ben ShapiroGUEST
It tends to be the only blue area in a sea of red because Montana is a very red state.
Al HelferSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Left-hand hitter, swings on the first pitch and fouls it to the roof off the third base side to strike one.
Al HelferSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Ball was born in 1933 out at Livingston, Montana.
Al HelferSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
He now lives in Miami, Florida, where he played ball last year.
Al HelferSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Graduated from Lewis and Clark High School out in Spokane back in 1951.
Janet SzaboHOST
So here we go.
Janet SzaboHOST
My guests today are Emily Yost and Ariel Riccardi, and they are involved with Creative Reuse Montana in Livingston, which is down near Bozeman.
Janet SzaboHOST
As I think you'll hear in the interview, Emily is a bundle of energy, and this organization began as a way to divert materials from the waste stream and give new life to them, make materials, craft supplies available to the community.
Janet SzaboHOST
I thoroughly enjoyed talking to both Emily and Ariel, and I think you will enjoy this episode as well.
13 MINS LATER
Emily YostGUEST
I told her that.
Emily YostGUEST
And she also started loading up my car with other things that would be useful, like a filing cabinet.
Emily YostGUEST
And she wanted to take a picture for her dad because he his her mom and dad were to have been to folks in the Livingston community who have given lots of historic tours to folks like they're they're known and appreciated.
Emily YostGUEST
And so she took a picture of all her mom's supplies in my car and sent it to her dad.
Steve SommersHOST
Hello, Larry.
Steve SommersHOST
Good morning from Livingston, Montana.
Steve SommersHOST
Clear skies, 50 degrees.
Steve SommersHOST
Rolling back to Cheyenne to reload for a gold mine up in Idaho.
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