Montana PBS shares diverse stories; connects our citizens; and celebrates the beauty of Montana.
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09/13/2025
The 2nd PBS KIDS Teachers' Box shipment is on its way! ๐ ๐ ๐งธ
Each box is packed with coloring books, hand lenses, crayons, and lots of fun activities to spark creativity and scientific discovery in the classroom!
If you know an educator who wants to join, learn more here: https://www.montanapbs.org/education/early-learning/
09/12/2025
It's so much more than the story of a schoolhouse. Some of its treasures are tangible, but as you'll see in our new episode, there's a little bit of magic that surfaces each holiday season when the gates open. Be sure to tune in at 8 p.m. Monday.
09/12/2025
An intimate film driven by the stories of young people born in the wake of a global tragedy. It's a story about a generation shaped by the terrorist attacks and their aftermath. Watch it now with your membership to Montana PBS.
Follow the stories of those who were born in the wake of a global tragedy.
09/11/2025
Who's ready for a NEW episode of Backroads of Montana? ๐โโ๏ธ
Hop in! The adventure begins Monday, September 15th at 8pm!
09/11/2025
The legendary Richard Burton stars in Saturday's ๐ฅ Film Classic (1965) The Spy Who Came in From the Cold!
Based on the John LeCarrรฉ novel, the story is set at the height of the Cold War. British spy Alec Leamas is nearly ready to retire, but first he has to take on one last dangerous assignment. Going deep undercover, he poses as a drunken, disgraced former MI5 agent in East Germany in order to gain information about colleagues who have been captured.
๐ฟ Show time, Saturday 9/13 at 8pm!
09/10/2025
Montana PBS supporters WALK ๐๐ป the ๐๐ป WALK ๐๐ป
In less than two months, Montanans have stepped up to propel us past the half way mark of the Bridge the Gap Campaign.
Many of you tell us:
-We love Montana PBS! We have to keep you on the air!
-Montana PBS is my go-to channel!
-My kids love PBS KIDS!
Thank you for showing up, for supporting the programming you love, and for reminding us that we are crossing the bridge TOGETHER!
If you would like to help Bridge the Gap, click here to have your donation matched: https://www.montanapbs.org/bridgethegap/
09/09/2025
A hard-driving Billings band, the Alex Nauman Trio, takes 11th & Grant with Eric Funk stage this week! ๐ธ
With the skills and jazz savvy of someone twice his age, Alex Nauman, is joined by Erik Olson on the Hammond C-3 organ and Brad Edwards on the drums. Tune in to experience their innovative mix of jazz guitar, funk, and experimental music!
๐บ Thursday 9.11 at 7pm!
The Alex Nauman Trio blends traditional jazz guitar, funk, and experimental music.
09/08/2025
Join us for the season premiere of Montana AG Live! Learn from our panel of experts, including MSU's small farms agronomist, Mac Burgess, about the newest, most effective vegetable storage techniques for your bumper crops!
09/06/2025
TONIGHT at 8pm, Saturday's Film ๐ฌ Classic is (2005) Proof, with Anthony Hopkins, Gwenyth Paltorw, and Jake Gyllenhaal!
The daughter of a brilliant but mentally disturbed mathematician tries to come to grips with her possible inheritance: his insanity. One of her father's ex-students wants to search through his papers, and her estranged sister, shows up to help settle his affairs.
๐บ Saturday 9.6 at 8pm
๐ฑwatch.montanapbs.org
09/06/2025
What a TREAT to meet everyone who came to the Isle of Books to tell us what Montana PBS, PBS, and PBS KIDS means to them! They shared stories of what they enjoy today and what Montana PBS has meant to them across their lives. Each received our heartfelt thanks and a tote bag, because- public media. We can't wait for you to hear their stories! ๐
09/05/2025
Storing a gardenโs bounty in the fall is a common puzzler. ๐ฅ๐ซ๐
Wouldnโt it be nice to enjoy the harvest through the winter? This week, on Montana Ag Live small-scale agronomist Mac Burgess joins the panel to help gardeners and small truck farmers develop inexpensive and effective ways to extend the shelf life of our vegetables and fruits!
Join us this Sunday to learn the best techniques for storing your bumper crops!
๐บ Sunday, 9.7 at 6pm
๐ฑ Stream it right here on FB & at watch.montanapbs.org
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Quality television has the power to elevate our understanding of the world, encourage respect for one another, and influence our lives in a positive way. MontanaPBS shares diverse stories; connects our citizens; discovers common ground; and celebrates the independent spirit and beauty of Montana.
On October 1, 1984 viewers in the Gallatin Valley experienced the first over-the-air signal from KUSM-TV. MSU had received permission from the FCC, The Montana Board of Regents, and The Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) to rebroadcast the KUED, Salt Lake City signal as its primary programming source. This first service was a response to a citizens group representing the growing non-cabled area surrounding Bozeman. They asked if MSU could find a way to combine the promised gift of a transmitter and antenna from a commercial broadcaster (Joe Sample) with their need for quality childrens' programming.
Our Mission: Quality television has the power to elevate our understanding of the world, encourage respect for one another, and influence our lives in a positive way. MontanaPBS shares diverse stories; connects our citizens; discovers common ground; and celebrates the independent spirit and beauty of Montana.
Our Vision:
MontanaPBS will provide all Montanans with local, public television that is fully supported by the citizens, businesses, foundations and public representatives of this state
MontanaPBS will broadcast programs that educate our people; that discuss current issues and reveal our history; that satisfy our curiosity, our musical ear, our artistic eye and even our sense of humor; and ultimately present programs that respect our intelligence.
MontanaPBS will connect the residents of this state to each other, to their country and their world through the use of broadcast television, the internet and community outreach projects. We will be an electronic town square that encourages the sharing of ideas, opinions and information.
MontanaPBS will choose programs based on community impact and will engage in services that echo the independent spirit and neighborly concern that is the hallmark of our state.
MontanaPBS' history of community, grass-roots support, cooperation, and development have created the public and educational television service whose only mission is to serve the great state of Montana.