PROGRAM
HIGHLIGHTS
Fri 07.03 11am
Award-winning guitarist Tony Morris continues his weekly exploration
into the classical repertory of one of the world’s most
popular instruments on Classical Guitar Alive!
Sat 07.04 1pm
Broadway Revisited reviews the first fifty years of the career
of Stephen Sondheim, who at age seventy is still writing musical
theater.
Thu 07.02 8pm
Pacifica Radio’s Democracy Now! host Amy Goodman and her
brother and fellow journalist David Goodman in conversation on
City Arts & Lectures.
Fri 07.03 11am
Award-winning guitarist Tony Morris continues his weekly exploration
into the classical repertory of one of the world’s most
popular instruments on Classical Guitar Alive!
Sat 07.04 1pm
Broadway Revisited reviews the first fifty years of the career
of Stephen Sondheim, who at age seventy is still writing musical
theater.
Sun 07.05 7pm
Rossini’s last Italian opera, The Voyage to Rheims, celebrates
the coronation of a French king, with some of his finest vocal
writing, on NPR World
of Opera.
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RealTime with
George Cole
Mondays at 6:30
July 6
Mountaineer Conrad
Anker challenges some of the most difficult terrain on Earth. In
1999, he found the remains of famed British climber George Mallory on Mount Everest.
Anker discusses the life of the adventurer, the mysteries of the unknown, and
the very real threat of global climate change.
Home
Ground with Brian Kahn
Tuesdays at 6:30pm
July 7
Presidential historian Joan Hoff compares the New Deal presidents
with Bush and Obama.
Recently Aired . . .
Smart
City Radio:
Springboard Forward and B-Cycle
airs Tuesday, June 30, 7pm
Alex Bogusky discusses how European style bike-sharing can drastically
reduce the traffic in American cities. B-cycle is the latest bike sharing project
to hit the U.S. Find out how B-Cycle works and why easy access to a bike causes
big drops in traffic congestion. Also, Elliot Brown talks about
Springboard Forward, an organization that inspires people to develop a long-term
vision for career mobility.
Recently Aired . . .
Backstory
Radio
Independence Daze: A History of July 4th
airs Wednesday, July 1, 7pm
For the first 94 years of our existence, the Fourth of July wasn’t an official
holiday at all. The Declaration of Independence itself sat untended in a dusty
archive for 150 years. So how did Independence Day become the holiest day on
our secular calendar? And why do we observe it with hot dogs, fireworks and mattress
sales?
Featured Online Audio
Health
Matters w/ Rachel Rockafellow
airing monthly
aired Wednesday, June 24, 6:30pm
 Businesses for a Healthy Montana (WMA)
 Businesses for a Healthy Montana (MP3)
Businesses
for a Healthy Montana is a coalition of over 300 small businesses across
the state who are actively promoting health care reform. Former Businesses for
a Healthy Montana director and current volunteer Jeff Milchen and
Bozeman business owner Chris Nixon talk with HealthMatters host Rachel
Rockafellow about the challenges and opportunities facing small business
owners in the ongoing debate over health care.
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