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And good day, everyone, im Andrea Mitchell In Washington where President Trump is reportedly pressuring his legal team to secure a sitdown with the special counsel. Robert mueller has a new Interview Offer on the table for the president. What personal attorney Rudy Giuliani calls slight improvement by investigators in their offer. Three sources briefed on the matter are telling the New York Times that the mueller team wants to discuss possible coordination with Trump Associates and russians and whether President Trump tried to obstruct adjustmenjustice. The special counsel is willing to accept...

The Tointon Art Gallery is opening an exhibit featuring work from Greeley artist Betony Coons at 9 a.m. Friday at 651 10th Ave. The “Midwestern Trees” exhibit features a series of tree forms and layered images that build meaning and tell stories inspired by Coons’ childhood growing up on an apple orchard in rural Kansas.

Terry Conrad co-founded MTPR (along with Phil Hess) in 1973. Among his countless contributions to public radio in the state, he brought Jazz to the airwaves and has been spinning it ever since. Jazzoula Spring '23 will honor Terry with a concert tonight. Tune in to MTPR to listen live from 8 to 10 p.m. We asked his longtime coworkers to share their thoughts about Terry. Here's what they said.

Conductor Allan R. Scott hosts Morning Classics (and an occasional Free Forms show) several times every month. He is also the Music Director of the Helena Symphony Orchestra & Chorale (since 2003), Philadelphia’s Southeastern Pennsylvania Symphony Orchestra (since 2002), and Principal Conductor of the Wilmington Ballet Company (since 2009) in Delaware.

I know we need rain here in western Montana; but I’m hoping it doesn’t rain this Thursday (May 6, 2021). You see, I’ve been asked to host Thursday Free Forms at 11 a.m., which is one of my favorites of the shows I get to do on MTPR. And I’ve got what I think is a great set of songs for a bright sunny morning in May. Larry Garde I am thinking I’ll dedicate the show to some former MTPR hosts that set the tone for the program in our station’s earlier years. Long-time MTPR listeners will remember the late Den Morrison and John Meyers. Both were adept at mixing genres, and throwing in ...