Radio

From Marconi's pioneering experiments to the digital era, radio has been a constant companion in delivering news and entertainment. Explore the legacy of this enduring medium.

Government spies are not installing surveillance equipment (as far as I know...)

I just thought it was an early morning radio guy thing, but apparently it is an old guy thing. If you send us a text after 9 p.m., expect to get a reply at about 4:30 in the morning. Check out this hilarious post by Barry Usher in Billings.

A LIVE radio show in the morning. A meet and greet at the station. We're picking up part of your tab at lunch. Then, the Lincoln Reagan dinner Friday night. We've got a great series of events planned this Friday.

Here's what we all would've talked about on the radio if the power wasn't out Wednesday morning. (Although we did eventually make it back on air)

After spinning records since 1967, Montana has lost a great radio disk jockey.

Do you have someone at your office who does something cool for the holidays?

The story behind the first FM radio station in Montana, as KATQ celebrates 60 years. Mary Lou Nelson: I said, 'I'd like to start a woman's program.' He said, 'Fine. You sell it, you've got it.'

Country Music DJ Hall of Famer, and Radio Legend in Montana.

I remember when I was a teenager and would go to the Holiday Village in Great Falls to visit my dad at work. KMON was in the mall back then. And they had a window where mall shoppers could stop and watch whoever was on the air. Which is all warm and fuzzy...