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Radio Novo NewsRadio Novo News for Lewistown: June 5, 2025Radio Novo News for Lewistown: June 5, 20252025-06-0502 minRadio Novo NewsRadio Novo News for Lewistown: June 4, 2025Radio Novo News for Lewistown: June 4, 20252025-06-0402 minRadio Novo NewsRadio Novo News for Lewistown: June 3, 2025Radio Novo News for Lewistown: June 3, 20252025-06-0302 minRadio Novo NewsRadio Novo News for Lewistown: June 2, 2025Radio Novo News for Lewistown: June 2, 20252025-06-0202 min
The People's PodcastShare Your Story - Chris Ruble TestimonyOn this month's podcast we have our Worship Director, Chris Ruble sharing his testimony. Chris grew up loving music and that love of music took him all the way to American Idol Auditions, The X-Factor, and traveling singing doing well over 80-100 shows a year. Chris shares that whole journey and where he is now with you all!2025-06-0145 minRadio Novo NewsRadio Novo News for Lewistown: May 30, 2025Radio Novo News for Lewistown: May 30, 20252025-05-3002 minRadio Novo NewsRadio Novo News for Lewistown: May 29, 2025Radio Novo News for Lewistown: May 29, 2025A real bummer last night for the class of 2025 at Mifflin County High School. Last night's graduation ceremonies had to be postponed due to weather. In a news release issued yesterday, Superintendent Vance Varner said the ceremonies will now be held tonight at 6 p.m. at Mitchell Field in Lewistown. In the event that Mother Nature is disagreeable again this evening, the commencement ceremonies will be moved indoors to the high school gym............ and parents of soon-to-be graduates will be notified via Skylert.2025-05-2902 minRadio Novo NewsRadio Novo News for Lewistown: May 28, 2025Radio Novo News for Lewistown: May 28, 20252025-05-2802 minRadio Novo NewsRadio Novo News for Lewistown: May 27, 2025Radio Novo News for Lewistown: May 27, 20252025-05-2702 min
Montana Outdoor Hunting & FishingWoody From Woody's Lures in Lewistown May 24thWoody From Woody's Lures in Lewistown May 24th by montanaoutdoor.com2025-05-2402 minMontana Outdoor Hunting & FishingWoody From Woody's Lures in Lewistown May 17thWoody From Woody's Lures in Lewistown May 17th by montanaoutdoor.com2025-05-1702 min
The People's PodcastDaily Devoted - Why Devotions Matter“The idea of spending daily time with God in prayer and in His Word is so foundational to spiritual growth. In this episode we look at the importance of daily time spent with God.”2025-05-0131 min
The People's PodcastWhat Gives - A Heart and Focus on Giving to GodIn this month's podcast, we are looking at a rather taboo subject that comes with alot of stigma. We are talking all about giving to God. Our Podcast for this month is titled, "What Gives? - A Heart and Focus on Giving to God."2025-04-0141 minMontana Outdoor Hunting & FishingWoody From Woody's Lures in Lewistown March 22ndWoody From Woody's Lures in Lewistown March 22nd by montanaoutdoor.com2025-03-2201 min
The People's PodcastMarriage Matters - Making Your Marriage LastThis month we have a pre-recorded Q&A with some marriage counselors as we seek to answer some questions on Marriage. 2025-02-201h 08
The People's PodcastWho's Next - Sharing Jesus With One MoreIn this podcast episode, we talk about our job as Christians. That job is to share the good news of Jesus with a lost and dying world. As a Christian we would like to challenge you to start with just "one" person. Who has God put in your path, today, to share Jesus with. We've titled this episode, Who's Next - Sharing Jesus with One More.2025-01-1426 min
The People's PodcastThe Reason for the SeasonIn this episode we sit down and talk all about Christmas. What is the Reason for the Season?2024-12-0124 min
And Then They Were GoneShane WorkmanOn April 25, 2010 at around 10 pm, 31-year-old Shane Workman told his dad he was going to run to Sheetz, a gas station near their home in Lewistown, Pennsylvania. But Shane never made it there. Mike and his partner, Cindy Workman, didn’t realize anything was wrong, and went on a camping trip the next morning. It wouldn’t be until they returned that they realized their son had never come home after his trip to the gas station. A search party was formed immediately, but despite many tips, including the names of people who may have been involved in Shan...2024-11-2939 min
The People's PodcastAn Attitude of GratitudeWe are trained in America to be discontent from the earliest age. In this month’s podcast we talk about how you and I can have “An Attitude of Gratitude” despite our current circumstances.2024-10-3132 min
The People's PodcastSpeak Life - The Power of a Simple WordProverbs 18:21 says, "Death and Life are in the Power of the Tongue." In this episode, we talk about the power and weight that our words carry. The challenge for each one of us is simply this, Speak Life. 2024-10-0139 min
Appalachian Brewing Co Podcast40: Crafting Dreams in Lewistown: A Chat with Jason and Jen Ufema of Shy Bear BrewingArtie & Mike dive into the heart of craft brewing with Jason and Jen Ufema, the dynamic duo behind Shy Bear Brewing, nestled in the rolling hills of Lewistown, Pennsylvania. In this episode, we explore their passion for creating a community hub where they offer a variety of unique brew pub experiences. From the pub to the outdoor concert area, they transformed Shy Bear into a destination for beer enthusiasts, food lovers, and live music aficionados. Jason and Jen also share insights into the name, logo, and what makes their brand stand out.
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The People's PodcastHere We Go Again, AgainWho doesn't love vacation and down time? But the start of the School Year and Fall brings us back into routine. In this month's podcast we look at the reality of getting back into a routine and we've titled this episode, "Here We Go Again!"2024-09-0331 min
The Destination Angler PodcastSpring Creek Central: Lewistown, Montana with Dan VermillionOur destination is Big Spring Creek and Warm Spring Creek near the town of Lewiston, Montana with Dan Vermillion, co-owner of Sweetwater Travel, Livingston, Montana. Travelling to Lewistown is like stepping back in time to the Montana of yesteryear. Here anglers will find classic uncrowded spring creek fly fishing along with miles and miles of public water, easy wading, and shots at large, wily trout. Dan and his brothers were raised on the banks of the Yellowstone River and are now owners and operators of the largest collection of fly-fishing lodges in the world. Today, Dan covers Big S...2024-08-081h 14
The People's PodcastShare Your Story - Ethan DruckenmillerIn this episode, Pastor Ethan shares his testimony with our listeners.2024-08-0143 min
The People's PodcastShare Your Story - Pastor Patrick YoungOur Youth Pastor and Co-Host Patrick Young shares his testimony of how he came into a personal relationship with Jesus Christ.2024-07-0130 min
The People's PodcastShare Your Story - Pastor Bob MarshIn this episode Pastor Bob Marsh shares his testimony. Throughout this summer we want to encourage you as listeners to share your story with someone else.2024-06-0341 min
Hi-Line TodayLindsay Tran - Lewistown Crowley BlockLewistown's Crowley Block was recently approved for Historic Preservation Tax Credits, something those involved are calling a win for affordable housing.
New Media Broadcasters spoke with Lindsay Tran, Historic Architecture Specialist with the State Historic Preservation Office, to ask about the block's historical importance.
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The People's PodcastWalking By Faith - Becoming Men and Women of FaithWhen it comes to looking at the men and women in Hebrews Chapter 11 there’s often a disconnect. When we see their names in the Bible, we often think they were given more tools than we were given. Each of us can and should be men and woman of faith. In this podcast we dig into how this is achievable even today!2024-05-0132 min
The People's PodcastAnxiety and Depression - The Battle for Your MindsWe had a panel discussion this past Sunday at Calvary Bible Church in Lewistown PA and answered some questions on the topic of Anxiety and Depression. 2024-04-0955 min
The People's PodcastGod's Best - Breaking the Chains of SinIn this episode, you will hear a powerful personal testimony of how God leads us as we “Break the Chains of Sin”.2024-03-0153 min
The People's PodcastExpanding Our Reach: Doing More of What We Do to Those We Haven't YetIn this episode, we're talking about the command that God saw fit to give not only his disciples, before he ascended into heaven, but also every follower of Jesus Christ. And we hope this will give you the boost you need to make this year different than years past. The command was to go make disciples, but how do we do that if we aren't Expanding Our Reach?2024-02-0132 min
The People's PodcastHopes, Dreams, and What God DoesMost of us have high lofty goals each New Year, but are we in essence putting the cart before the horse? In this Podcast, we look at a formula that God has prescribed that will create long lasting results for years to come.2024-01-0338 min
The People's PodcastChristmas Changes EverythingThe Christmas Season is always highly anticipated. Even if it’s just for a brief moment, Christmas gives the most hopeless people “hope”. For Centuries, God’s people longed for the birth of the promised Messiah who would free them and give Hope. In this Podcast we are going to be looking at how the Hope that Jesus brought over 2,000 years ago is still available today, because Christmas Changes Everything! 2023-12-0145 minThe People's PodcastIt's Not a Sprint, It's a Marathon - Steps 11 & 12The Christian Life is not a sprint but a Marathon. These last two steps really encapsulate this theme and consistency is key. We all need to set aside time every day to be at the feet of Jesus. Taking this step will set us up for a fruitful and healthy life. 2023-11-0140 minThe People's PodcastMaking Amends - Empowering People to Make Things Right (Steps 9 & 10 on the Road to Celebrating Recovery)No matter who you are, admitting you were wrong is difficult to do. In this Podcast we continue looking at the 12 Steps to Recovery and Healing and focus on Making Amends: Empowering People to Make Things Right!2023-10-0139 min
The People's PodcastA Slice of Humble Pie (Mending the Brokenness) - Applying the 12 Steps of Recovery and HealingIn this episode we look at Steps 7 & 8 in the road to recovery. No one likes admitting that they are wrong, but we all one time or another have eaten a slice of Humble Pie! 2023-09-0137 min
The People's PodcastThe Turning Point - Applying the 12 Steps of Recovery and Healing (Part 3)We have been looking at the 12 Steps of Recovery and Healing. And in this episode, we look at The Turning Point with you. These two steps are crucial in the road to recovery!2023-08-0136 min
The People's PodcastA Vital Step - Applying the 12 Steps of Recovery and Healing (Part 2)In this Episode, our Guest on the show, Christian Counselor, Mike Grabill covers a vital step as we look at steps three and four of the twelve steps of Recovery and Healing.2023-07-0141 min
The People's PodcastDo You Want to Be Healed?This question that Jesus asked the crippled man by the Pool of Bethesda is the same question you need to ask yourself today, "Do You Want to Be Healed?". This Month on the People's Podcast we start a series on the 12 steps for healing and recovery. 2023-06-0139 min
In the StacksEpisode 24 - NaPoMo 2023
Another April, another NaPoMo, or National Poetry Month. In this episode, Brittney, Drew, and Alissa read and discuss some of their favorite poems of the year and encourage listeners to indulge in poetry not just in April, but all year long.
Poems discussed in this episode include:
“A Supermarket in California” by Allen Ginsberg
“Three Body Problem” by Hannah Larrabee
“Kanye West is Not Picasso” by Leonard Cohen
“Golden Record” by Paige Lewis
“Fleas” by Ogden Nash
“Watching the Nature Channel” by Leonard Cohen
“[a...2023-05-0231 min
The People's PodcastParenting Trilogy - The AfterOn this episode of the People’s Podcast we explore the Grandparenting Stage or the After Stage. In this stage you must have a mindset shift, from raising children to encouraging adults. We hope and pray that this episode will not only offer guidance, but also the right tools to help you with this last stage in the parenting process.2023-04-3038 min
The People's PodcastParenting Trilogy - The MiddleOn this episode of the People’s Podcast we explore the Middle Stage of parenting. As we said before, parenting can be a lot, but we have God’s help, and lessons to follow from those who have gone before us. We pray that this episode will be a help and encouragement to you, or someone you know, on the middle stages of parenting. 2023-04-0130 minIn the StacksEpisode 23 - Dave Caserio and Bill KamowskiAs part of last year's Summer Reading Program, the Library welcomed performance artist Dave Caserio and MSUB Professor Emeritus Dr. William Kamowski for their presentation "The Foundations of English From Beowulf to Chaucer to Shakespeare". These two enthusiastically guided us through the history of the English language and gave readings in original Old and Middle English pronunciations. Dave and Bill were kind enough to sit down with Alissa for a conversation that dives a little deeper into this topic.
You can subscribe to “In the Stacks” on Spotify, Google, and all other major podcast platforms.2023-03-0939 min
The People's PodcastParenting Trilogy - The BeginningLet's face it, the job of parenting is no cake walk. It has moments of challenge, but with those moments are also moments of complete joy like non-other! In this episode we are going to be talking about the beginning stages of parenting, in this first part of a three-part series on parenting.2023-03-0131 minIn the StacksEpisode 22 - Reading Resolutions 2023*New In the Stacks episode alert!*
Do you have a New Year's resolution for this year? It's February now, so if you have one and you haven't given up on it yet, you're doing better than most of society, so kudos to you. Because we are librarians by day and book nerds by night, our New Year's resolutions obviously take the form of reading resolutions. In this episode of In the Stacks, the staff of the Lewistown Public Library share their book-related goals for 2023. We hope that by setting our literature intentions that we can inspire you t...2023-02-0725 min
The People's PodcastNot Alone - Dealing with Depression Depression is real and it’s on the rise. Since the pandemic in 2020, more and more people are struggling with depression in a post-Covid world. Much of this has been the result of the aftermath of what took place over two years ago, but there is much we see today that is contributing to this disorder that people are facing. In this podcast, we invite back Christian speaker and counselor, Dr. Don McClune, who has helped a multitude of people dealing with depression over the course of his 30+ years in counseling. We address some of the major factors leadin...2023-02-0137 min
Seen Through A GlassBig Night, Shy Bear, and a Glass of Wine - Episode 5We made a timpano for Christmas...it was an adventure! I interviewed Jason Ufema, the founder of Shy Bear Brewing in Lewistown, and then decided to make a Lewistown episode out of it by also visiting the Stonefly Cafe in Reedsville and Hungry Run Distillery.
Enjoy! Next up: the Pennsylvania Farm Show episode!
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Glow by Scott Buckley | ww...2023-01-1248 min
The People's PodcastA Healthy HabitHappy New Year! It's now 2023. In this Episode we discuss a particular healthy habit and that healthy habit is spending time with God each and every day by reading His Word. Reading the Bible may seem like a daunting task. In this episode we give you some tips when it comes to reading the Bible.2023-01-0531 minIn the StacksEpisode 21 - Books of the Year 2022The world is rife with end-of-the-year lists, but THIS is the one to listen to! In this episode, the Lewistown Library staff brings you our favorite books of 2022. Ranging from cookbooks to music, apocalyptic to feel-good, this discussion will give you plenty of ideas for reads to start your new year.2023-01-0331 min
The People's PodcastUnexpected - The Christmas StoryImagine how Mary must have felt. She literally had the weight of the world on her shoulders as she was told that she was pregnant with the Son of God. I’m sure this wasn’t at all what Mary had in mind. In this podcast we are going to explore the details of that very first Christmas. What we’ll uncover is that Jesus is much more than we could ever expect!At the end of the podcast is a short clip from Pastor Patrick's New Christmas song, "Celebrate Our King". (The entirety of the son...2022-12-0128 min
The People's PodcastThanksgiving - The History and the StruggleWith Thanksgiving only a few weeks away have you ever wondered what really happened at the very first Thanksgiving? In this month’s podcast we dive into the History behind the first Thanksgiving, as well as the struggle we all have at times with being Thankful.2022-11-0131 min
The People's PodcastJonah and the Man in the MirrorIt’s hard not to look at the book of Jonah and see that we are so much of like him in more ways than one! In this podcast we take a look at the Book of Jonah in its entirety and pull out some truths we all need to apply.2022-10-0144 min
In the StacksEpisode 20 - Extraterrestrials and LiteratureThe Library hosted Joan Bird over the summer for her very popular program, "UFOs and Extraterrestrials in Montana." Join Joan and Alissa for this conversation about extraterrestrials, science fiction, and leaning into the unknown.
Many thanks to Humanities Montana for sponsoring this program.
You can subscribe to “In the Stacks” on Spotify, Google, and all other major podcast platforms.
Questions? Email us at lewistownpubliclibrary@gmail.com. Follow us at @lplgram on Instagram or Lewistown Public Library on Facebook.2022-09-0718 min
The People's PodcastHere We Go Again - Getting Back Into RoutineEveryone loves Summer, but no one likes getting back into a routine. As you kick off this new school year, before you get overwhelmed with everything you have to get done, check out our podcast for this month! We give you some key area’s you really need to focus on when trying to get back into a routine.2022-09-0126 min
The People's PodcastTOTALLY DEVOTED - Words of AffirmationContinuing with our current series, Totally Devoted - Devotional Thoughts Meant to Motivate, Pastor Ethan shares some thoughts on the topic of Affirmation.2022-07-0128 minIn the StacksEpisode 19 - Mary Jane BradburyMary Jane Bradbury is an amazing amalgam of things — she is an actress, speaker, and educator who melds history and performance in her unique role as an historical interpreter. Mary Jane fully embodies the characters in her performances through costume, voice, and storytelling to bring these historical women to life for her audiences. Mary Jane joined up for two events at the Library — a workshop called "The Art of Storytelling" and her presentation titled "Kid Gloves and Brass Knuckles: The Life of Nancy Cooper Russell".
Much thanks to Humanities Montana for sponsoring this and the other events for...2022-06-1649 min
The People's PodcastTOTALLY DEVOTED - HumilityThis is our second episode in our summer series, Totally Devoted - Devotional Thoughts Meant to Motivate. Leading our discussion is our very own Co-Host and Assistant Pastor, Bob Marsh. Bob is talking with us about the importance of Humility.2022-06-0137 min
Collected PossibilitiesLewistown Lanes with Matt "TRK" Silks, or "We Can Shine This Place Up"Every town in America has a Bowling Alley, every town has a story, and this is the story and the lanes of Lewistown, PA through the eyes of one of it's favorite sons. Professional Wrestler Matt "TRK" Silks, the Lewistown Legend himself, is our guide. In an intimate and open conversation, Matt shares the highs and lows of living and raising a family in the the same place you grew up , discusses his struggles with addiction, and pays tribute to the friend who helped change and save his life. The whole family is in on action as we bowl until t...2022-05-041h 01
The People's PodcastTOTALLY DEVOTED - Love Your NeighborWe are kicking off our Summer Series with you, Totally Devoted - "Devotional Thoughts Meant to Motivate". We are looking at the topic of Loving Your Neighbor. Leading our discussion is our very own Co-Host & Youth Pastor, Patrick Young. 2022-05-0132 minIn the StacksEpisode 18 - There's A Poem In This PlaceHappy National Poetry Month! In this episode, Alissa and Brittney share and discuss some of their favorite poems and poets. Simple as that. The poems discussed in this episode include:
"Who Let the Hogs Out!" by Aileen Keown Vaux
"One Art" by Elizabeth Bishop
"Female Author" by Sylvia Plath
"Mossbawn Sunlight" by Seamus Heaney
"Taking a Break Outside the Trailways Bus from Grandma's" by Devin Kelly
"Filling Station" by Elizabeth Bishop
"The Two-Headed Calf" by Laura Gilpin
"The Red Wheelbarrow" and "This Is Just to Say"...2022-04-2049 minThe People's PodcastA Biblical Course on Divorce (Part 3)Our Co-Host and Youth Pastor Patrick Young leads our discussion as we finish out this three-part series on Divorce. We are looking at the HOW. How Can You Save Your Marriage from Divorce?2022-04-0127 minIn the StacksEpisode 17 - Chris La TrayChris is a Montana writer, Métis storyteller, and an enrolled member of the Little Shell Tribe of Chippewa Indians. His book, “One-Sentence Journal: Short Poems and Essays from the World at Large”, was published by Riverfeet Press in 2018 and was the winner of the 2018 Montana Book Award and a 2019 High Plains Book Award. His book “Descended From a Travel-worn Satchel” was published by FootHills Publishing in 2021 and his book “Becoming Little Shell” comes out in 2023 from Milkweed Editions. Chris teaches with the Missoula Writing Collaborative’s Writers in the School program, which brings creative writing education to schools across Montana...2022-03-2651 minThe People's PodcastA Biblical Course on Divorce (Part 2)This is often not a very easy question to answer, "When are the occasions that give allowance for divorce in the Bible?" What we attempt to do in this episode, is to give you what the Bible says about the "WHEN " of divorce. When is enough, enough, and what does the Bible say about this? Co-Host, Pastor, Bob Marsh is leading this discussion for us!2022-03-0137 minIn the StacksEpisode 16 - 2022 Reading ResolutionsWe are well into the new year and maybe now is really the best time to discuss our resolutions for this 2022, when we’ve had a chance to feel them out and decide whether we want to hang on to them through the rest of the year or abandon them to wishful thinking. In this episode, Alissa and Brittney revisit Their resolutions from last year, let you know how they went, and then lay out their resolutions for 2022, book-related and otherwise.
Subscribe to In the Stacks on Spotify, Google, and all other major podcast platforms. You can ema...2022-02-0231 minThe People's PodcastA Biblical Course on Divorce (Part 1)We live in a time that makes it so convenient, that if it's broken, we can just throw it away and get something new. Many marriages, sadly, follow this same narrative. In this first episode we want to try to tackle the "Why" with you. Why do so many marriages end in divorce? 2022-02-0137 minThe People's PodcastLiving it Forward in 2022In this episode we look at three helps we all need to start 2022 the right way. Those three helps are these: Refresh, Refocus, and Re-engage.2022-01-0125 minIn the StacksEpisode 15: Books of the Year 2021For our last episode of 2021, we bring you the LPL staff's books of the year. Brittney say down with each of the Lewistown Library librarians to discuss the one (or maybe two) best books that they read in 2021 that stood out the most for them.
The books discussed in this episode include:
"Fresh Water for Flowers" by Valérie Perrin (Nancy)"
"コンビニ人間 (Convenience Store Woman)" by Sayaka Murata (Alissa)
"Nightbitch" by Rebecca Yoder (Brittney)
"The Blue House" by Phoebe Wahl (Brittney)
"Ghosts of Harvard" by Francesca Serritella (Misty)
"On What Ground...2021-12-2239 minIn the StacksEpisode 14 - True CrimeWhile the consumption of the stories of real crimes as a form of entertainment is not new, the internet age and the proliferation of podcasts have made these stories especially accessible. Just like any media explosion, there are pros and cons and plenty of nuances to the genre of true crime and the world's obsession with it, which gravitates from voyeuristic at worst to purposeful at best. In this episode, Alissa and Brittney discuss what makes true crime entertaining, whether its consumption is harmful, and the positive impact that sharing these stories can have. While there is nothing explicit...2021-11-1831 minThe People's PodcastChurch and Government (Part 2)Guest on our show Dr. Howard Houtz shares his insight and expertise on how we are to handle Church and Government. This is continuing our discussion last month. 2021-11-0133 minIn the StacksEpisode 13 - Meet AlissaAs we welcome back students and families into a fully open library, we also welcome our new director, Alissa Wolenetz. Brittney and Alissa and have a conversation about Alissa's background growing up in Ekalaka, Montana and teaching in Japan, how she ended up here in Lewistown, and what the future for the Library holds. Random tangents include hyper-holds, Brittney's thesis research, and the staying power of Scooby-Doo.
Subscribe to In the Stacks on Spotify, Google, and all other major podcast platforms. You can email us at lewistownpubliclibrary@gmail.com. Follow us at @lplgram on Instagram or Lewistown...2021-10-1632 min
Biz in Motion with Steve MercilLEWISTOWN, MT 🚁 // VLOG 14DAY 14: Coming to you from Judith Mountain Lodge, just outside Lewistown, Montana. We picked up a day yesterday by getting into Great Falls Montana a day earlier than anticipated. ⏰ ✅ We actually stopped a little bit short of what the route was because there's a bunch of construction outside of town. So rather than it being a 100 mile day, it wound up being a 75 mile day. That’s okay, all part of the gig. Tomorrow’s a rest day, which will be good. The most interesting part of the day was riding along the highway and this helicopter swooped down on us. 🚁 I...2021-10-0402 minThe People's PodcastChurch and Government (Part 1)Guest on our show Dr. Howard Houtz shares his insight and expertise on how we are to handle Church and Government. 2021-10-0132 minThe People's PodcastAnxiety: Is it Putting Your Life on Hold?Our guest on the show is Veronica Clapp. Veronica is a professional counselor with Well Spring Counseling Center. On the show Veronica shares her expertise on Anxiety. Anxiety is a real thing. We all at times can struggle with it. The question we want you to answer today is simple: Is Anxiety putting your life on hold?2021-09-0141 minIn the StacksEpisode 12: Good Drinks for Good BooksIt's been a while, but we are back! For this episode, Dani and I bring you a list of the perfect drinks to go with some of our favorite books. We've got new stuff, old stuff, fiction and non, classic and modern - 16 books in total, each with a drink that fits the theme or feel of the story. (There is some mild cursing in this episode as well as references to alcohol, so listen accordingly.)
Books and accompanying drinks mentioned in this episode include:
“Godshot” by Chelsea Bieker with a Blood Orange Mezcal
“I...2021-08-2545 minThe People's PodcastLeadership: The Practice of LeadershipEthan Druckenmiller, Senior Pastor at Calvary Bible Church in Lewistown, PA, wraps up our three part series on Leadership. In this episode Ethan gives us three key points on the practice of leadership.2021-08-0137 minThe People's PodcastLeadership: The Places of LeadershipIn this episode, Patrick Young, the Youth Pastor at Calvary Bible Church, guides us through our discussion on The Places of Leadership.2021-07-0141 min
Reading Little Blue BooksLewistown sentinel front page stories for June 30th 2021Front page stories from the Lewistown sentinel for June 30th 2021--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/appSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/reading-little-blue-books/support2021-06-3015 minIn the StacksEpisode 11: Campfire StoriesOn this episode, we finally dive into some spooky campfire stories of wilderness legends, a haunted hotel, a sinister cat, and more, just in time for camping season. The stories we share in this episode are scary, so if you are sensitive to that or have children listening, please take care of yourself accordingly. Stories shared in this episode can be found at/in:
"Crow Brings Daylight"
"Harlem Hotel" from Montana Chillers: 13 True Tales of Ghosts and Hauntings by Ellen Baumler
"Brown Mountain Lights"
"Cold as Clay" and "Room for One...2021-06-2550 minIn the StacksEpisode 10: Microreviews and Jock JamsIn a flurry of seasonal confusion and library-land craziness, Dani and Brittney managed to catch up about what they are reading lately, as well as reminisce about the classic 90's sports-anthem compilation, 'Jock Jams'.
Books mentioned in this episode include:
"The Neon Hollywood Cowboy" by Matt Mitchell (https://www.biglucks.com/store/matt-mitchell)
"Hunt, Gather, Parent: What Ancient Cultures Can Teach Us About the Lost Art of Raising Happy, Helpful Little Humans" by Michaeleen Doucleff
"Justine" by Forsyth Harmon
Subscribe to In the Stacks on Spotify, Google, and all...2021-06-0131 minThe People's PodcastLeadership: Leadership TraitsIn this episode, Bob Marsh, Director of Adult Ministries at Calvary Bible Church looks at the proper traits of a true leader. Bob served in the U.S. Navy for 20 years and shares his experience with our listeners as we open up this 3 part series on leadership.2021-06-0140 minIn the StacksEpisode 9: Tails & TalesThe LPL is ecstatic to be able to a host our Summer Reading Program for 2021 - Tails and Tales, focusing on animals and the stories about them. To get us into this theme, today's episode of In the Stacks is about the animals of Central Montana and the people that get to work with them. We interviewed several individuals from various walks of life about what influenced them to pursue a career working with animals, what makes Central Montana a unique ecosystem in which to encounter wildlife, and their funniest, wildest animal experiences - their tales about tails. Stay...2021-05-0453 minThe People's PodcastAn Adoption StoryOn this episode, Torrey and Ashley Hildebrand share their story of how God worked in a miraculous way. When we step out in Faith, we see that God steps in, and this is exactly what He did for Torrey and Ashley. 2021-05-0141 minThe People's PodcastBiblical Finance 101Our guest on the show is retired banker and pastor, Ed Kauffman. Ed has over 30 years of experience in the banking arena. In this episode, Ed shares his tips and biblical insight on how we can better manage what God has given to us. "Remember there's ultimately only one way to financial peace, and that's to walk daily with the Prince of Peace, Jesus Christ." - Dave Ramsey2021-04-0135 minIn the StacksEpisode 8: National Poetry MonthApril is National Poetry Month, and in this episode we are going to convince you that yes, you do in fact like poetry. Dani and Brittney discuss what poetry is and can be, and analyze several of their favorite poems, both new and old. Which poem makes Dani cry? How many times can Brittney use the word "visceral" to describe poetry? Listen and find out. Visit the links below to read these poems and learn about how you can celebrate National Poetry Month.
National Poetry Month https://poets.org/national-poetry-month
“Fragment 105(a)” by Sappho https://www...2021-03-3148 min
Montana Values PodcastEpisode 36: "Who are the real victims of Montana's criminal justice system?" We'll highlight an intriguing and tragic central Montana case, that leaves more questions than answers.We take a deep dive into a recent, tragic Montana case that leaves more questions than answers.
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Intro: Smoke City, by INFRACTION, royalty free on Jamendo.
Outro: 99 Light and Soft Corporate, by Timmoor, royalty free on Pixabay.
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https://billingsgazette.com/lifestyles/youth-court-spaulding-weathers-controversy-doubts-as-youngest-state-judge/article_53643e8d-4df3-56bf-bdf8-29fb4faade07.html
https://www.lawyers.com/great-falls/montana/jeffry-m-foster-44800866-a/
https://caselaw.findlaw.com/mt-supreme-court/1882067.html#footnote_1
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alford_plea
https://www.legacy.com/obituaries/name/jeffry-foster-obituary?pid=176005571
https://helenair.com/news/local/montana-s-center-it-s-not-where-most-folks-think-it-is/article_af8a1c34-eb96...2021-03-2832 minIn the StacksEpisode 7: AstrologyAstrology, horoscopes, and interest in the zodiac have seen a resurgence in popularity and an ascendance in the popular culture. In this episode, Dani talks with astrological enthusiast Ashley Kuykendall about birth charts and what their various features mean. Then Dani and Brittney break down their own astrological identities through the context of two books: "You Were Born For This: Astrology for Radical Self-Acceptance" by Chani Nicholas and "Guide to the Stars: Astrology, Our Icons, and Ourselves" by Claire Comstock-Gay.
Open your minds, open your hearts, and open your ears as we look to the stars.
2021-03-0451 minThe People's PodcastFinding FreedomIn this episode we are talking about Finding Freedom, from addictions. We had the opportunity to have Travis Habbershon on our show. Travis is a Youth Pastor at New Life Church in Burnham, PA with an incredible story! Travis shares testimony of how he was able to overcome addictions in his life and find true freedom in Christ. 2021-02-2836 minIn the StacksEpisode 6: The Podcast About PodcastsFor today’s episode of In the Stacks, we thought we would offer you a diverse menu of podcast recommendations to keep you in the podcast-listening loop. We interview friends and patrons of the library and Lewistown community about their favorite podcasts, as well as offer up some of our own recommendations, and Dani and I discuss our theories for why podcasts are such a hot commodity right now.
Podcasts recommended on this episode include: The Bill Simmons Podcast, WTF with Marc Maron, DNF Podcast, Criminal, Call Your Girlfriend, Reply All, You Must Remember This, Someone Knows So...2021-02-0357 minThe People's PodcastDealing with DepressionGuest on the show Dr. Don McClune with "Compassionate Christian Counseling" talks about the hot topic of battling depression and identifying it in your life. Don shares ways to see depression for what it really is, what it can do to us, and gives help on how to work through it.2021-01-2528 minIn the StacksEpisode 5: 2021 Reading ResolutionsBrittney and Dani ring in the new year with a conversation about their 2020 reading and the reading goals they resolve to accomplish in 2021.
Book recommendations in this episode include City of Brass (Daevabad Trilogy #1) by S.A. Chakraborty from Dani and Gutshot: Stories by Amelia Gray from Brittney.
Do you have any 2021 reading resolutions? Any favorite reads from 2020? What books are you looking forward to reading in 2021? Let us know! You can email us at lewistownpubliclibrary@gmail.com. Follow us at @lplgram on Instagram or Lewistown Public Library on Facebook.
Subscribe to In th...2021-01-1429 minIn the StacksEpisode 4: Media LiteracyFor this episode of In the Stacks, we are getting serious and discussing a topic that is especially pertinent in these oddly digital times: media literacy. Dani and Brittney break down what it means to be media literate, what skills are necessary to be actively engaged in media consumption, and how to thoughtfully deconstruct memes and advertisements. We also chat with Melanie Smith, an English teacher at Fergus High School, about how media literacy is emphasized in the classroom, and with Deb Hill of the Lewistown News-Argus about the intersection of news and media literacy. Finally, we talk about...2020-12-111h 04In the StacksEpisode 3: Rapid Fire Reviews2020 brought us a lot of questionable things, but one of the positives is all the great new books from this year. On this episode, Nancy and Brittney bring you rapid fire reviews of some newly published and newly discovered books that we highly recommend.
The books we discussed in this episode can all be found at the Lewistown Public Library and include:
“What Are You Going Through?” by Sigrid Nunez
“On Account of the Gum” by Adam Rex
“The Chalk Man” by C.J. Tudor
“The Fixed Stars” by Molly Wizenberg
“The Only Good Indians”...2020-11-2236 minIn the StacksEpisode 2: Library LaughsIn this episode, we take the opportunity to veer off course, abandon our plans, and go where the laughs take us. Join us for a spirited conversation about intriguing patron inquiries, Storytime songs gone awry, and the pinnacle of hair fashion - the mullet.
Subscribe to In the Stacks on Spotify, Google, and all other major podcast platforms. Follow us at @lplgram on Instagram or Lewistown Public Library on Facebook. You can email us at lewistownpubliclibrary@gmail.com.2020-10-2822 minIn the StacksEpisode 1 : Our Favorite BooksFor the first episode of In the Stacks, the librarians at the Lewistown Public Library discuss their favorite books of all time. Books discussed include:
Harry Potter series by J.K. Rowling
"A Tale for the Time Being" by Ruth Ozeki
"Wuthering Heights" by Emily Bronte
"The Great Gatsby" by F. Scott Fitzgerald
"Winter Wheat" by Mildred Walker
"Wild Geese" by Mary Oliver
"A Dollhouse" by Henrik Ibsen
"The Beach" by Alex Garland
"Fight Club" by Chuck Palahniuk
"East of Eden" by John Steinbeck
"Flowers in the Attic" by V.C. Andrews
"Miss Peregrine's Peculiar Children" by Ransom...2020-09-2431 min
In the StacksIn the Stacks - TrailerWelcome to In the Stacks, a podcast about the wide and wild world of libraries, brought to you by the Lewistown Public Library in Lewistown, Montana. 2020-09-0404 min
LaneCast Ag PodcastShow 33: What the Hay? Montana Bale TrailPodcast: "What the Hay?" If you are from Central Montana you know the answer to that question. For nearly 30 years each September the premier event held along the Montana Bale Trail is the WHAT THE HAY contest. This amazing display of whimsical, cleverly decorated and sculpted hay lines a 22-mile route from Hobson to Utica to Windham. September 9th, 2018 is the date for this year's event.
Dan Thomas, chairman of the Hobson School Board, joins the LaneCast and share the history, community involvement and how anyone can participate and create artwork for the What the Hay Event.
The other events...2018-08-1119 min
Letters From Dockery000 2 "J H Akins, Louise Cresap and the Golden Rule Stores"At the turn of the century, J.H. Akins and Louise Cresap Akins arrive in Lewistown, Montana by way of Humansville, Missouri. They have their two year old daughter, Bohnda in tow. They would soon prosper in the rich civic life of Lewistown.2017-05-0300 min
Into The Fight LifeInterview With Bob, Lewistown 2017, and Racoons! - TFL Revolution Ep. 19Lewistown 2017!2017-04-0200 min
Montana Road Trippin'Episode 035 Lewistown and the Utica Hay Festival!Lewistown is near the center of Montana. It's an active town in the midst of mountains and rolling hills. Enjoy the Chokecherry Festival or the Mountain Trappers Association Rondezvous and then take a drive to view the Utica Hay Festival (also known as the Mountain Bale Trail)!
Let's Go Road Trippin'!
Dia & Jewels2015-02-1231 min
mediocre showmediocre 379 (turdcoat)recorded live 4/6/11 at 8pm eastern on arecibo radio.
Mediocre show live! 8/13/11 at world cafe live in philadelphia. tickets available monday.
firefly.
managed expectations.
trailer park boys.
hot curling dick.
LOTS of TV talk.
we force jeff vice to talk about TV with us.
mike hates our primate friends.
blue crush.
portland bus ads.
always hope.
nicey.
Ryan, a listener of the show has a good friend who is going through a hard time, his son of 7 months is dying of brain cancer his name is Keiren...2011-04-072h 30