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Book Review: The “Sneakin’est” Man that Ever Was by Jim Harmon

The Treasure State’s past comes alive in “The Sneakin’est Man that Ever Was.” Montanans and history buffs will surely enjoy this book.

JAM is the acronym for April’s Jazz Appreciation Month, and MJ Williams of Helena shows JAMming is key to understanding jazz.

Jigsaw puzzles are great for low-cost fun, improving your short-term memory, and solidifying your disdain for penguins.

The creative folks behind Soul chose a primary character that would show how African-Americans have been connected to jazz history.

By DEBBIE BURKE The classic film American Graffiti features legendary DJ, Wolfman Jack, who broadcast rock and roll from a secret location, supposedly in Mexico,… Read More »Radio Recliner: Become a DJ at a Pirate Radio Station

Sidelined by the pandemic, yet with songs to sing and stories to tell, this couple created an innovative virtual cruise experience.

People rely on Zoom video conferencing to stay connected with like-minded groups—for quiz get-togethers, music rehearsals, classes, and more.

No book about the Vietnam War experience has disturbed me as much as Bleeding Spirits, or left such a deep impression on me.

Patrick Kavanaugh’s “Spiritual Lives of the Great Composers” is a treasury of composers’ spiritual influences on music across the centuries.

As a travel journalist, I am dreaming about trips to places want to see — some real, others not — that are high on my bucket list itinerary.