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Montana Moment

Montana Moment is your front-row seat to the last best place! NBC Montana reporter Kevin Maki explores the history, stories, people, and places that make Montana well, Montana.

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12 de oct. de 2026

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Episodios

Episode 103 Butte's Courthouse, elegant but practical, ventilation system designed to protect health 13.04.2026

Montana's historic courthouses stand as beacons of pride in their communities. They were built across Montana's rustic western landscape, but many borrowed on classic European style architecture. Butte-Silver Bow City- County Courthouse is among Montana's grandest. NBC Montana met Butte- Silver Bow Government Buildings Manager, John Sullivan, at the courthouse to learn more about this handsome bui...

Episode 102 Teen 4-H member raises Netherland rabbits as Easter symbols of spring 06.04.2026

Few symbols of Easter feel as closely tied to spring as the rabbit, and for 14-year-old Kestin Marmon, that connection is personal. Marmon raises Netherland dwarf rabbits as 4-H projects. The breed is known for its small frame and fluffy fur. Among Marmon’s rabbits are two does that are mother and daughter, along with a buck named Arthur. “This is Arthur and he’s like a symbol of Easter to me, and...

Episode 101 Meet the man who keeps Missoula pools clean, safe, and functional 30.03.2026

Two of Missoula's most popular city attractions are Splash Montana, an outdoor water park, which opens in June, and Currents Aquatics, an indoor water park that operates year- round. In our Montana Moment, NBC Montana met the man who works to make sure those facilities are in good working order. Eric Seagrave is Aquatic Facilities Manager for Missoula Parks and Recreation. As swimmers exercised in...

Episode 100 Bananas, papayas, pineapples and lemons flourish in Bitterroot greenhouse 23.03.2026

March can be a blustery month in Montana. It introduces spring, but weather can be inconsistent. Greenhouses, however, can boost production of warm weather plants. In Hamilton, there' a particularly exotic greenhouse. ABC Acres property manager Dalton Brown invited NBC Montana into the ABC Acres Tropical Botanical Garden. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Episode 99 Montana checkpoints keep trucks and roads safe 16.03.2026

We pass them all the time. But if you don't drive a commercial vehicle, you might wonder what happens at one of Montana's weigh stations. They've been part of Montana's highways for well over 70-years. Their purpose is to protect our road system, and most importantly, to keep all drivers safe. NBC Montana recently spent a good part of the day at Montana's newest weigh station, just east of Rocker...

Episode 99 Meet Superior School's lunch crew, encouraging kids to eat well 09.03.2026

From parents and extended family to friends and neighbors, there are many sources, many role models, who help nurture our children. At school, they receive a multitude of lessons, from academics, to sports, and social interaction. In this week's Montana Moment we visit some of our most important public servants. Meet the women who feed Superior School District's children. It's 7 a.m. and Food Serv...

Episode 98 Montana honors men who died in state's worst coal mining disaster 83-years ago 02.03.2026

Sacrifices made to win WWII weren't just overseas. Contributions to manufacture iron and other essentials for the war effort were produced on the home front. At the height of WWII, The Smith Mine near Bear Creek, was on a fast track to produce as much coal for the steel foundries as possible. But on February 27, 1943, an explosion at the underground mine would mark the event as the worst coal mini...

Episode 97 Unveiling signatures of Bonner millworkers, some a century- plus old 23.02.2026

So much of our life is defined by the work we do. We take pride in successfully completing a project or product. We sign our name to a job well done. NBC Montana begins this story at the Bonner Mill Industrial Park, where more than a dozen diversified businesses employ several hundred people. The area has been industrial for well over a century. From 1886 to 2008, it was home to one of the region'...

Episode 96 Hamilton woman thanks Montana WWII vets for freedom in her native France 17.02.2026

In WWII, the courage and sacrifice of young American military troops gave a war-torn people, an ocean away, the gift of freedom. A Hamilton woman who was born long after the war has made it a mission to pass on her thanks. NBC Montana met up with Laurence Markarian at the Veteran's Monument in Hamilton. She explored the names of military service members etched on the stone panels, and discovered t...

Episode 95 V for Victory, Montana Tech's symbol of school pride and community 09.02.2026

No place, no how, nowhere, is community loyalty stronger than its bonds to hometown sports teams. Arguments or differences of opinion fade when everyone comes together to cheer and support their school's athletes. In Butte, Montana Tech sports fans shout from a mountain, and they don't even raise their voices. This is a story of V for Victory. Lots of towns have letters on hills or mountains to ho...

Episode 94 Bozeman's Ellen Theater, a story born of the Old West 04.02.2026

More than 100-years ago, fancy show houses that attracted professional entertainment were mostly found in urban centers. If they wanted to see a show, rural Montanans usually had to travel to larger towns and cities. But sometimes, isolated communities built their own venues so entertainment could come to them. That's how one of Montana's elegant show palaces was born. The Ellen Theater's executiv...

Episode 93 Artist Walter Hook's Bonner School mural honors a mill town's heritage 26.01.2026

Perhaps one of the best ways to record community history is to showcase its workers and the jobs they do every day. For close to 60 years, students at Bonner School have had an up-close view of a typical workday of historical significance. NBC Montana went to Bonner School to learn more about the mural that's adorned the school since the late 1950's. It was painted by the late Walter Hook, who is...

Episode: 92: Logging project thins trees to create, enhance grizzly bear habitat 19.01.2026

Vincent Logging, a family-owned logging company in Libby is working with Hecla Mining Company to manage its forested lands for wildlife habitat. It's a 1,500 acre research project to determine which management techniques provide the best habitat for endangered species. In an effort to learn more about the science behind it all, the project would guide forest management practices and boost a modern...

Episode 91: Polson ranch family awarded state, regional environmental stewardship awards 12.01.2026

A ranch family from Polson has earned state and regional honors for their conservation practices. The Montana Stockgrowers Association awarded G&G Livestock and 'Cathey Cattle Company' its annual Montana Environmental Stewardship Award. The family also won the region's Environmental Stewardship Award from the National Cattlemen's Association. The family is one of six regional winners. In February,...

Episode 90: Bozeman couple's house inspires creativity, welcoming beacon for community 05.01.2026

Are there times when you just know when something's right? You discover that despite obstacles, everything turns out fine because it's meant to be. If that happens, your sense of contentment and happiness may spread throughout your community. That's kind of the way it was for a Bozeman couple, who in the 1960's, were busy raising a family. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adcho...

Episode 89: Ranch family treasures historic livestock brands, precious heirlooms of the West 29.12.2025

Livestock brands open windows into history. They uncover stories. They fill in missing pieces to events forgotten or left unrecorded. They shed light on lives long past, and bridge generations. In our Montana Moment season debut, NBC Montana traveled to southwest Montana where we met rancher Debbie Staudenmeyer Tamcke and her family. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Episode 88 Remembering Christmas presents of the past, a gift of oranges 22.12.2025

As we prepare for Santa, and shop for presents for family and friends, NBC Montana wanted to explore another era of gift giving. During WWII, America was a much different place. For most children who lived in those days, and even after the war, the presents most kids received were much simpler. NBC Montana spent time at Sapphire Lutheran Homes to learn more about popular Christmas gifts from years...

Episode 87 Beloved church that served Corvallis since 1887 retired, congregants move to new building 22.12.2025

In 1887, Corvallis pioneers began worshiping in their brand new church. For close to 140 years, the Corvallis Community Church on 2nd Street served the spiritual needs of its congregation. It was a touchstone for its members, and the community as a whole. This fall, the congregation moved into a new building down the road on East Side Highway. NBC Montana spent time with the congregants and their...

Episode 86 Loyola Sacred Heart recounts history of iconic L on Mount Jumbo 22.12.2025

Standing high above Missoula, it's a landmark you can't miss. If you're new to Missoula or just passing through, you might wonder what it stands for. If you live in Missoula you probably already know. But do you know how it got there? NBC Montana is talking about the L on Mount Jumbo. This huge white letter, a kind of twin to the M on Mount Sentinel, has been visible to the community since 1961. T...

Episode 85 Logging project thins trees to create, enhance grizzly bear habitat 01.12.2025

Vincent Logging, a family-owned logging company in Libby is working with Hecla Mining Company to manage its forested lands for wildlife habitat. It's a 15-hundred acre research project to determine which management techniques provide the best habitat for endangered species. In an effort to learn more about the science behind it all, the project would guide forest management practices and boost a m...

Episode 84 Logging advocate works to lead contrasting groups for sustainable forests 24.11.2025

(Special thanks to The Heritage Museum, Libby, Montana, for providing historic photos for video in this story) The timber industry was a mainstay of western Montana's economy for decades. But that economic force entered a sharp decline that continues today. Divisions between the industry and critics were especially rampant in the 1980's and 90's. But one of Montana's most prominent logging activis...

Episode 83 Brawl of the Wild's Great Divide Traveling Trophy celebrates 25th Anniversary 17.11.2025

On Saturday, November 22nd, thousands of college football fans will swarm Washington-Grizzly Stadium in Missoula for Montana's Brawl of the Wild. The Montana State University Bobcats and the University of Montana Grizzlies will meet in the state's most intense rivalry. Who will bring home the coveted Great Divide Trophy? This will be the 25th year that traveling trophy will make its appearance on...

Episode 82 Rocky Mountain Lab's research on Chronic Wasting Disease, path to more understanding 11.11.2025

With big game hunting season underway, NBC Montana explores a disease that is devastating to deer, elk and moose.' For years, Hamilton's Rocky Mountain Laboratories, which is part of the National Institutes of Health, has been researching Chronic Wasting Disease. For the time being , the scientists who are doing this work have been furloughed. We shot this story before those furloughs. The scienti...

Episode 81 Polson ranch family awarded state, regional environmental stewardship awards 03.11.2025

A ranch family from Polson has earned state and regional honors for their conservation practices. The Montana Stockgrowers Association awarded G&G Livestock and 'Cathey Cattle Company' its annual Montana Environmental Stewardship Award. The family also won the region's Environmental Stewardship Award from the National Cattlemen's Association. The family is one of six regional winners. Learn more a...

Episode 80: Bozeman couple's house inspires creativity, welcoming beacon for community 28.10.2025

Are there times when you just know when something's right? You discover that despite obstacles, everything turns out fine because it's meant to be. If that happens, your sense of contentment and happiness may spread throughout your community. That's kind of the way it was for a Bozeman couple, who in the 1960's, were busy raising a family. From the very first time he saw the handsome old house in...

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