Series for University of Montana Journalism
Reported news features exploring the struggle to find and stay in affordable housing in and near Missoula, Montana, during an historic boom.
- From: University of Montana Journalism
- Updated: May 04, 2022
Reported news features and sound portraits linked to federal recognition of the Little Shell Tribe of Chippewa Indians. Produced by advanced audio students at the University of Montana School of Journalism as part of the Native News Honors Project.
- From: University of Montana Journalism
- Updated: May 06, 2020
My cousin who was a cop, my grandmother who went to an American Indian boarding school... A series of meaningful stories.
- From: University of Montana Journalism
- Updated: Oct 23, 2019
A reporting project by the University of Montana School of Journalism exploring what happens with families, the criminal justice system, addicts, counselors and others dealing with a surging meth problem.
- From: University of Montana Journalism
- Updated: May 18, 2017
Rest Stop Radio is a podcast with stories about people traveling from here to there on I-90, the longest interstate in the country. Our stories come from Montana, the state with the largest stretch of that road. Produced by students in the Advanced Audio class at the University of Montana School of Journalism taught by Jule Gardner Banville.
- From: University of Montana Journalism
- Updated: Jan 13, 2020
Advanced Audio students at the University of Montana take a darker approach to radio valentines.
- From: University of Montana Journalism
- Updated: Feb 06, 2014
These nonscripted stories were edited from longer oral histories filed with the Library of Congress' Veterans History Project. That project, the largest of its kind, was created to record and preserve the experience of war in the words of those who served.
- From: University of Montana Journalism
- Updated: May 01, 2015
