Explore "butte" with insightful episodes like "Entre la butte de Mousson et Sainte Geneviève", "Le petit Théâtre du Bonheur, une bande à part 5/8", "La ferme de la butte Pinson, une alternative à la prison ferme", "“Groundwork” Episode 3: A Conversation with Kathleen McLaughlin on Class Inequality & Cultural Extraction in a Changing Montana" and "Mile Marker 64: Granite Mountain Mine Memorial" from podcasts like ""C'est Ici en Lorraine - France Bleu Sud Lorraine", "Bleib Gesind. La dame qui chante.", "Vous avez moins de 20 minutes", "Reframing Rural" and "Rebel At Large The Adventure Podcast"" and more!
Alex, Juan, Martine, Jan, Patrick, Alvaro… accompagnateurs ou fans de la première heure, tous se souviennent de l’ambiance tonitruante qui régnait au Petit Théâtre du Bonheur où, pendant dix ans, Isabeau faisait son cabaret, tous les derniers vendredis du mois. C’est là aussi qu’elle a façonné son personnage et c’est là enfin qu’elle a tiré sa révérence…
Montana has long held a distinctive place within the mythos of America. Today, it’s becoming an ever-more attractive destination for those in search of a stronger sense of community, or an escape, in response to a dizzying and hyper-digital world. In this honest conversation with award-winning, Butte-based journalist, Kathleen McLaughlin, Reframing Rural explores what an influx of wealthy newcomers means for housing access and affordability, open spaces and community cohesion, and how new and established residents of all class backgrounds can work together to create a place where all Montanans can thrive.
Join us as we wander north a bit to Butte Montana and visit the Granite Mountain Speculator Mine Memorial. We recount the tragic accident from 1917 claiming the lives of over 160 miners as well as our visit to the memorial.
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Today: Greg decided to leave a note for a car that blocked his driveway, Sarah and her Butte Newspaper.net treasure, soul mates and morning shows, a potato named Doug and space diapers, and have a great afternoon! :)
Today: And part two of our adventure to Montana! Road trip from Bozeman to Butte, giant pit and enormous statue, Irish town and podcasts, Missoula and a missing gas cap, and have a wonderful afternoon all!
Today: Greg and Sarah are back from Montana! Greg's experience with the yelly guy, staying in a haunted AirBnb, Sarah and the terrifying trip to the airport, nice people on the plane, Evil Knievel and Butte, and much more! Part Two tomorrow - have a great afternoon all! :)
The Death in the West team meets to debrief and answer some questions from listeners following the end of season one. What did we learn? What surprised us most about making the first season? Why do we think the story of Frank Little persists more than 100 years after his death?
In the final episode of season one, we examine Frank Little's legacy a century after his death and hear the theories of his murder from leading experts. Plus, one final trip to Butte, Montana, as locals grapple with the mining town's past, present and future.
Join Drifter & Gypsie on their adventure to discover what remains of the Red Light District in Butte Montana.
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In episode seven, Frank Little arrives in Butte, Montana where, after 13 days of hell-raising speeches and furious organizing, he's murdered by unknown assassins. The Death in the West team invades the sixth floor of the Hennessy Building and reports from what was once the nerve center of the Anaconda Company.
In episode four, a brazen bombing kills Idaho's ex-governor, and the ensuing rift in the labor movement puts Frank Little on a collision course with history. Plus, Zach and Leif go 100 feet down a mine called Orphan Girl to see what life was like for Butte, Montana's underground workers.
In episode three, the DITW team visits a vintage, prohibition-era speakeasy and learns how Butte, Montana's massive underground copper deposits transformed it from a mining camp to an urbanized center of wealth and power. In Oklahoma, the Little's family's dream of homesteading hits rock bottom.
In episode two, the wildest city in the West gives Frank Little a grand funeral, but making the man a martyr leaves his real life largely unexplored. Meanwhile, what do a high-powered corporate attorney, a thuggish police detective and a hook-handed gunman have in common? They've all been implicated in Little's murder over the years.
In episode one, we re-open the case of Frank Little, a union organizer whose brutal unsolved murder shocked the nation during the tumultuous summer of 1917. Our team travels to the mining city of Butte, Montana and reconstructs the night of the crime, including using vintage maps to pinpoint the secluded site of Little's murder.
Wildlife connectivity is a hot topic - especially in the West. Join for a fascinating conversation with Leslie Bliss-Ketchum (Samara Group) and Rachel Wheat (ODFW). Leslie and Rachel are experts in wildlife connectivity, road ecology, and implementing new strategies to improve wildlife movement in a human altered landscape.
Oregon Conservation Strategy Key Conservation Issue: Barriers to Animal Movement
This week Tim and Zach look into one of the most perplexing photos in the entire galaxy. If the Face on Mars is real, it changes everything we know about EVERYTHING! If it's not real, then why does it look so convincing?? This one was pretty fun to research and record, so check it out.
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The LBP team welcomes Louis Nick (Spoiled Again, Talkin' Chat) as they discuss lady bootleggers of the Prohibition era: Mary Ann Moriarity, Josephine Doody, and Maggie Bailey.
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