Jay Kettering News Today

Heres whats happening around Helenas arts and entertainment scene.

Heres whats happening around Helenas arts and entertainment scene.

In this episode, playwright Jay Kettering introduces us to a couple recounting how they met, fell in love, and ultimately broke up, and let’s just say, it gets a bit noisy.

In this episode, our season finale, Words Out West’s own Jay Kettering writes about a mysterious relationship. This episode contains some adult language and themes, which may be unsuitable for some listeners. Listener discretion is advised. Jay Kettering: The Position of Mona and Vi (short story)(dramatic reading by Missoula actors David Mills-Low, Rosie Ayers and Robin Rose) Two women are passing the time with casual conversation until the topic turns to the question of why they are sharing ...

music Wilbur Rehmann, on saxophone, and Ken Nelson, on piano, are playing jazz classics at 6 p.m. Friday at Benny’s Bistro. Photo provided Jazz is back Wilbur Rehmann, on saxophone, and Ken Nelson, on piano, are playing jazz classics at 6 p.m. Friday, April 30, at Benny’s Bistro. This is the first time in 2021 that the duo has played at Benny’s, bringing their special jazz style back to Helena. Rehmann and Nelson have played together for many years, but because of the...

Jay Kettering: Doreen (as read by Nathan Adkins) (short story) The narrator gets broken down and rebuilt by a place. More specifically, by the sound of a place. Chris Sand: Radio Works Fine (song) It’s about dudes and their hard-luck lives, but how we can overcome. Robert Lee: Sounds You Can Feel (poem) A man hears the passing train cars of his youth, and as time chugs along, he keeps his eyes on the tracks and wonders where they will lead him. Tags: