With so much basketball talk, it's easy to let the other sports fall by the wayside. Well not on Nuanez Now! Colter Nuanez gives props to everything happening around the state, including Montana State track, Montana softball and youth hockey. Plus, a few scattered thoughts from Griz and 'Cat spring ball and a look around the first day of NFL free agency.

A missing cat is found inside a Las Vegas hotel room. Someone threatened to blow up the Hollywood sign. Reggie is up to his old tricks!

We’re getting the band back together! Chris and Jared will be picking up right where they left off: bringing you their thoughts and insights and sharing everything we wish we knew when we were first getting started. But this time we want to hear from you! We want to give you the opportunity to guide the conversation. So if there is something that you want to know more about, or hear our thoughts on, go to catandcloud.com/podcast or send us an email at podcast@catandcloud.com, and let us know!

This program features personal stories by various individuals who made a connection with P-22 and understand the immediate need for wildlife protection, along with guests who answered an open mic call to share their knowledge and admiration for P-22. The evening features California Regional Executive Director for the National Wildlife Federation’s Beth Pratt, writer Martha Groves, author Sherry Mangel-Ferber, LA Times reporter Laura Nelson, Senior Manager of Community Science for Natural History

LIVE from Bozeman, Colter Nuanez evaluates the Cat-Griz matchups coming up on Saturday and updates you on on the Big Sky and high school basketball scoreboards. Montana State's Kola Bad Bear joins the show to talk about the rivalry game and her work as a spokesperson for the No More Stolen Sisters movement.

Tonight we talk about the death of Lisa Edwards at the Hands of the Knoxville PD officers and the medical staff at Fort Sanders Regional Medical Center. The owners of the Moscow Murder house gift the house to Moscow University who plan on making a memorial for the victims. North Texas crack down 59 pedos arrested including firefighters and teachers. JJ Rowland found safe by Retired Marine volunteer. New York NICU nurse slam baby into bassinet. Alex Murdaugh's body language. Alex Murdaugh issued new

This February of 2023, we are honoring closing of Phantom of the Opera on Broadway by partnering with Phantom to chat with Phantom CATS. This episode features Bronson Norris Murphy who was Gus on the 5th US CATS National Tour. Hear Bronson discuss his first performance with only one day of rehearsal, how he came up with his Gus backstory, and the differences between playing Gus in a regional theater vs on tour. Plus, hear Bronson talk about his experience working on Phantom of the Opera. Check out

This program features personal stories by various individuals who made a connection with P-22 and understand the immediate need for wildlife protection, along with guests who answered an open mic call to share their knowledge and admiration for P-22. The evening features California Regional Executive Director for the National Wildlife Federation’s Beth Pratt, writer Martha Groves, author Sherry Mangel-Ferber, LA Times reporter Laura Nelson, Senior Manager of Community Science for Natural History

Colter Nuanez kicks off a week of great interviews with filmmakers from the Big Sky Documentary Film Fest by talking to Sean Paulson and Brad Wickham of the film Shadow of a Dog. Steve Curtis, MC of the Missoula Snowbowl Gelande ski jumping event this weekend, drops by the studio to preview the action-packed competition. And Colter and Andrew Houghton give their final thoughts on the Cat-Griz basketball games from the weekend.

In this episode I am joined by Cat Moss who joined me previously in season 1. We talked about about her life after the law, and she shares her experience on navigating a new career path. Cat was a lawyer in a regional law firm who decided to pursue another career where she can achieve her work/life balance and have more time for her passions. You can find Cat on Instagram: @the_flyinglawyer Follow us on Instagram: @the_legal_digest Website: Home | The Legal Digest Email:

Colter Nuanez and Andrew Houghton break down the biggest matchups of Saturday's Cat-Griz basketball games. Colter visits with Griz sharpshooter Aanen Moody, and Ian Laird drops by the live broadcast in Bozeman for some last-minute analysis before he and Colter take the ESPN+ call for the men's game Saturday night.

Do you like the Bad Guys series by Aaron Blabey, or the Chicken Squad books by Doreen Cronin? Sally introduces listeners to a fun new first chapter book: The Underdogs Catch a Cat Burglar by Kate Temple. The Underdog Detective Agency has a proud tradition of sniffing out trouble, but in order to catch Dogtown's elusive cat burglar, they first enlist the help of a scruffy street cat named Fang. Find this title in the FVRL collection: https://fvrl.bibliocommons.com/v2/record/S21C1870881

The Monday Afternoon Quarterback continues in Marty Mornhinweg's absence (don't worry, he'll be back next week) as Colter Nuanez and Andrew Houghton react to Kent Baer and Barry Sacks leaving the Montana coaching staff, plus break down the NFL divisional games, with Joe Burrow continuing to be the coolest cat in the NFL and how the Eagles turning a rebuilding cycle into a quick rebirth.

It's all reaction to a statement Cat-Griz basketball team after Montana State walked out of Dahlberg Arena with a sweep on Saturday. Colter Nuanez shares three big things from each game as the Bobcats continued to track like championship contenders and the Griz and Lady Griz continue to scuffle, plus shares post-game sound from Tricia Binford, Darian White, Brian Holsinger, Danny Sprinkle, Jubrile Belo, Travis DeCuire and Aanen Moody.

It was a tough wild card weekend for Brooks Nuanez as games stayed close and the overs started hitting. In this week's All Football, All the Time, Brooks details the adjustments he's making, the bets he likes and how he sees this week's divisional round games playing out. Colter Nuanez chats with Montana Grizzlies associate head coach Chris Cobb to wrap up coverage of the rapidly approaching Cat-Griz rivalry games.

With one day until Cat-Griz basketball, Colter Nuanez is locked in on the rivalry, breaking down the historical context of this year's matchups and sharing conversations with Montana State coaches Danny Sprinkle and Tricia Binford and Montana women's coach Brian Holsinger.

It's Cat-Griz basketball week, which means Voice of the Griz Riley Corcoran is stopping by the studio for the first time in a while to talk rivalry game and who he sees as the true power in Big Sky women's basketball. Colter Nuanez also catches up with former Lady Griz and current first-year Hellgate girls basketball coach Maddie Keast, and talks with Montana State point guard Darian White before Saturday's big game in Missoula.

The future of former Montana All-American running back Marcus Knight has been up in the air ever since he entered the transfer portal in November. On Wednesday's ESPN Roundtable, Knight revealed his next step: not a new school, but a new sport as he'll strap on the pads for Montana's lacrosse team this spring. Hear all about the decision from Knight and head Griz Lax coach Tucker Sargent. Plus, Bozeman native and Griz big man Mack Anderson joins the show before the final home Griz-Cat hoops

El president del Ceuta va ser a Gran Hermano i és l'autor de la frase "Pa chulo chulo, mi pirulo". L'Empar ha aprofitat per recordar frases fetes que ens han regalat altres celebritats de tercera regional i que perduren en el llenguatge.

El president del Ceuta va ser a Gran Hermano i és l'autor de la frase "Pa chulo chulo, mi pirulo". L'Empar ha aprofitat per recordar frases fetes que ens han regalat altres celebritats de tercera regional i que perduren en el llenguatge.