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Lewis and Clark and Us
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Living in the Moment
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Locking Horns over The National Bison Range
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Madison River Music Festival 2003
"From The Dreams of Montana Children"
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Magic Yellowstone
Historic 1920's Motion Picture of Yellowstone
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Making a Difference: From Citizen to Citizen Lawmaker
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Making Frontier House
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Making of the Puzzle Club: Brain Injury Survivors
A Support Group Playwriting Project
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Mall and the Night Visitors
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Meth: Dark Cloud Over The Big Sky
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Meth: Through The Dark Cloud
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Milk River, The
International Lifeline of the Hi-Line
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Montana Ag Live
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Montana Ag Live: Fall Garden Special
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Montana Ag Live: The Garden Special
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Montana Focus
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Montana Gambling: Hold It Or Fold It?
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Montana Invitational Horse Stampede
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Montana Journal
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Montana Legislative Digest
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Montana Mosaics: 20th Century People and Events
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Montana, My Montana
The University's Century Toward Excellence
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Montana PBS Debate Night
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Montana PBS Election Coverage
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Montana Power Summer Symphony
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Montana Profiles
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Montana Profiles Special
Foster Care In Montana
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Montana's Energy Puzzle
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Montana Summer Symphony
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Montana: The Second Century
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Montana Twilight
The Last of the Missouri River Ferries
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Motrans Dancing: An Evening of Modern Dance
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Never Long Gone
The Mission Mountain Wood Band Story
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No Need for a Saturday Night
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Odyssey: The Montana Centennial Train, 1964-1965
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On Our Own Terms In Montana
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Out of the Past: The Search for Fort Remon
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Paupers Dream
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Paving The Way: The National Park-To-Park Highway
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Peace Is A Woman's Job
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Pearl Harbor: The Survivors' Story
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Playing for the World
1904 Fort Shaw Indian Girls' Basketball Team
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Power Brokers
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Prairies and Pipelines
Issues In Coal Bed Methane Development
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Pride and Perseverance
Settlers in the Upper Missouri River Breaks
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Really, Really Big Floods
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Rehberg Vs. Lindeen - The Forgotten Race
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Remembering The Columbia Gardens
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Rhythms of the Big Sky
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Rising from the Shadows
The Return of the Cutthroat Trout
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Sacred Journey of the Nez Perce
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Seasons of the Otter
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Settling The Tab On Montana's Alcohol Culture
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Seven Nations
Preserving The Past, Preparing The Future
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Sex Talk: Our Children, Their Choices
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Shadow Casting
The Making of "A River Runs Through It"
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Silence & Solitude: Yellowstone's Winter Wilderness
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Sound of Progress
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So You Want to Be Governor?
A Deeper Look at Schweitzer and Brown
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Step Forward, A
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Story of the Bitterroot, The
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Studio A -- Arts on the Air
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Summer on the Stage
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Sun River Homestead
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Terra
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Testing Times
Montana's Struggle to Leave No Child Behind
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Test Pilots of the Body
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Textures
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The Vienna Experience
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Three Men, Three Rivers
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Tom Murphy: The Left-Handed Gun
Panavision New Filmmakers Program Award Winner
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Trial By Fire: A Portrait of Two Potters
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Trout Grass
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Unspoken: Voices of Suicide In Montana
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Virginia City
Where History Lives
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Voices Carry: Missoula's International Choral Festival
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Who's Watching The Kids?
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Why Save A Language?
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Wolves In Paradise
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Women, War, and Work
Shaping Space for Productivity in the Shipyards
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World of K.D. Swan
Early 20th Century Photographer and Conservationis
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Yellowstone: America's Eden
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Yes to Running! Bill Harley Live
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The mall is 234 miles away. You have thrown 10,000 three-point shots on the dirt court behind the barn. You drive a backhoe after practice to support the family business. And you are sixteen-year-old girl. Welcome to Class C. As their tiny hometowns fight to stay on the map, girls from across rural Montana compete for the state basketball title and a chance to bring home something worth celebrating. Montana native and basketball legend Phil Jackson brings insight and humor to the disappearing landscapes of his youth in a story that will change the way you see rural America.
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In 1995, ranchers in southwest Montana lost a long battle to keep the government from reintroducing the gray wolf -- a species that had been exterminated to protect livestock. As the growing packs moved north from Yellowstone Park, ranchers and wildlife experts struggled to keep the wolves from killing cattle and sheep without violating the Endangered Species Act that protected the predator. Set in the soaring mountains and majestic valleys of southwest Montana, "Wolves in Paradise" is a tale of survival as ranchers face the challenge of living with wolves in the decade after the top predator was restored to Yellowstone National Park. (more...)
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Montana artist, Gary Spetz, provides viewers with innovative new painting methods, encouraging them to undertake more complex paintings. “Beginning painter’s often get hung up on composition and values,” says Spetz. “I teach a method where key shapes are isolated, at the start of the painting, with a liquid masking material—which greatly simplifies the watercolor painting process. It enables a painter to focus, more incrementally, on smaller segments of the painting—making the process more palatable.” more...
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At the start of WWII, different shades of nationalism lead to divergent views on entering foreign warfare. This program explores the different ideas of patriotism through the eyes of four Montanans. Join a conscientious objector who tells of his decision to opt for civilian public service in Missoula over armed combat and hear from a Butte miner who was required to keep working in the mines during the war. Learn what it was like for a Bozeman high school student to interview families of servicemen killed in battle and find out what a Crow veteran took with him to foreign battlefields. Discover how these four individual's perceptions evolved as the war raged on and whether life in Montana would ever be the same. (more...)
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In midwinter 1972, 100 grass-roots delegates gathered in Helena to rewrite the century-old state constitution. In less than two months they produced a document that would affect the lives of generations of Montanans. Constitutional scholars rank our constitution among the nation's finest.
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