Words Out West is a literary podcast spotlighting both established and emerging writers from Montana and the western United States, along with their poems, stories, songs, radio plays and other forms of the spoken word.
In this episode, we’ll hear a dramatic reading about two boys growing up in the Atomic Age, and how they changed their small town forever
Writer: Jay Kettering. Dramatic reading by Teresa Waldorf of Jay Kettering’s short story The Nuclear Baby Boom: A Children’s Story for Adults.
26 Aug 2024
Words and Music
In this episode, we’ll hear songs from the duo Toy Box, comprised of Beth Melody and LaBarre Bankshot, and learn of Beth’s collaboration with lyricist Gwen McKenna.
Songs: Big Guy In the Sky, Cold April, Leave Me Alone (On the Sofa), Somebody Ought to Slap Your Face, Edge of the River, and Too Bad.
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19 Aug 2024
Big Sky, Deep Thoughts and Mr. Bubble
In this episode, writer Ednor Therriault takes us on a mental road trip through Montana with his stories and songs and even shares some marital advice from Mr. Bubble.
Non-fiction excerpts from Big Sky, Big Parks: An Exploration of Yellowstone and Glacier National Parks, and All That Montana in Between: A Forgotten Hero in Glacier and Playlists for the Road, and original songs from his various albums: A Cut Above, Mr. Bubble, and Go Butte!
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