As America enters the new millennium, listeners across Montana call into Yellowstone Public Radio to express their views on everything from state politics to the Iraq war, or the meaning of poetry.
On this earth “…we are completely interdependent & part of the creation of this Country had to do with recognizing that; it is our collective duty to watch out for each other”
I think this might be the closest most of us can get to the feeling astronauts get from seeing this grand blue marble from space. Aren't humans in the multitude of all their individual lives and concerns fantastic?
Everyone wants to be heard but so many voices are silenced and drowned out by louder more popular ones. How often do we ask what someone else thinks instead of going on about ourselves first?
The Roxy in Missoula screened this alongside a 35mm print of Lynch's The Straight Story. Saw it with my mom and fiancee, one of the most special screenings of my life and one of the most special shorts of my life. Marshall and co. did a wonderful job.
People have fewer places to share thoughtfully. Friends and family shrink away from some topics and it’s good to see this space where people can share whatever they are inspired to. Thank you!
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