Throughout the challenges of the last year, one thing we heard from you and all of our listeners in Montana, loud and clear, is that local public radio matters to you and to your communities.
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Montana Public Radio"The Boys of Summer" is the first film from NPR Visuals, and it's debuting at the Big Sky Documentary Film Festival! Come celebrate the screening with us at the ZACC in Missoula on Feb. 16 at 5:30 p.m. -
Each year, MTPR commissions an original piece of artwork for pledge week from a Montana artist. This year’s featured creator is Stella Nall, who has brought her distinct and whimsical style to MTPR's 2026 design. On Thursday, March 5 from 5 - 6:30 p.m., we will be unveiling Stella’s artwork and auctioning off the first printed piece! Join us and support public radio and Montana's creative community.
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For 60 years, Montana Public Radio has grown alongside the people and places of this state. This anniversary year celebrated everything we continue to build together. Here are some of the moments that shaped our 60th year. -
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Thank you to everyone who donated, volunteered and sent words of encouragement during fall pledge week! You came together to raise over $456,000, surpassing our fall goal. -
NPR All Things Considered host Ailsa Chang visited Missoula Tuesday and sat down with MTPR's Austin Amestoy during a live event to talk about her work as a radio host, her path to journalism and her thoughts on humanity's shared experience.
