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ESPN MT Daily
The daily home for Tootell & Nuanez and Nuanez Now. Catch the morning conversation with Ryan Tootell and Colter Nuanez, then return for Colter’s afternoon interviews and analysis. A show hour can move from the Grizzlies and Bobcats to Montana prep sports, a national guest or the NFL. Choose a full episode or follow a favorite recurring feature into the archive.
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Big Sky Breakdown
Go deeper into the Big Sky Conference with Skyline Sports. Big Sky Breakdown brings together coach and player interviews, press conferences and recurring analysis from voices around Montana and the wider FCS. It is the place for a standalone Sam Herder conversation, an opposing coach’s view of the next game or a detailed look at the Grizzlies and Bobcats.
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Soccer In Snow & Smoke
Andrew Houghton follows the people and culture of soccer in Missoula, from Montana’s women’s program to local schools and youth soccer, with occasional trips into the wider game. The interview archive gives players room to describe their paths, adjustments and ambitions, while coaches explain how a team is built. A Premier League conversation can sit beside a Griz goalkeeper’s first run of starts.
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Trailblazers
Before there was a Montana women’s soccer tradition, someone had to build the first team. Trailblazers tells the story of the 1994 Grizzlies and their first head coach, Betsy Duerksen. Across three episodes, the players and coaches remember starting a program, getting through that first season and seeing its impact extend far beyond the field. It is a special presentation of Soccer in Snow & Smoke.
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Inside the Dugout
Get to know Missoula baseball through the players and coaches around the diamond. Geoff Safford, the Voice of the PaddleHeads in this series, talks with the people building a season: a manager shaping a roster, a player adapting to professional ball, a hitter finding his power or an outfielder becoming a coach. The archive also looks beyond Missoula at the Pioneer League around it.
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Griz Greats: the 20th anniversary of the 2001 national champions
Montana’s 2001 national championship, remembered by the players, coach and reporter who lived it. The collection moves through quarterback John Edwards’ leadership, Yohance Humphrey’s running, Etu Molden’s receiving, the line play of Dylan McFarland and Vince Huntsberger’s defense. Joe Glenn and beat writer Jon Kasper add the coaching and reporting views of a season that ended with the Grizzlies’ second football national title.
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Griz Greats: The Silver Anniversary of the 1995 National Champions
Return to Montana’s first football national championship through the voices who made and witnessed it. Players, coaches, broadcasters and staff reconstruct the 1995 season: Dave Dickenson leading the offense, Andy Larson making the decisive kick, the defense’s turning points and the experience of bringing a title back to Missoula. Recorded for the 25th anniversary, these conversations preserve individual memories of a shared Montana moment.
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Griz Greats: The Coaching Tree
Montana basketball’s influence reaches well beyond Missoula. Ryan Tootell and Colter Nuanez follow the coaching connections that grew from Jud Heathcote’s program through the head coaches who came after him. The conversations move from Jim Brandenburg and Mike Montgomery to Stew Morrill, Blaine Taylor, Larry Krystkowiak, Wayne Tinkle and Travis DeCuire, with players and Lady Griz legend Robin Selvig adding their own perspectives.
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ESPN MT SportsBite
A quick record of Montana sports as it happened. ESPN MT SportsBite packages the day’s games and athletes into a short radio update, covering college teams, high school competition and stories around the state. Browse the dated archive for a snapshot of a particular sports week, with each episode’s publication date kept in view.
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MonDak Football Show
Sam Herder and Brad Jones co-host the MonDak Football Show, Fridays 5–6 PM Mountain on ESPN Montana. Football storylines from Montana, North Dakota and South Dakota.
Meet the seriesThe ESPN shelf includes 70 discovered ESPN-published shows, including archives and international editions. For the complete current network offering, use the official ESPN directory. Episodes stream directly from their publishers.

