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Montana For Palestine to host third annual Ink Out Loud Event

Montana For Palestine to host third annual Ink Out Loud Event

Editor’s Note: A previous version of this article stated that MT4P was founded in 2020, the Bozeman chapter was created in 2022, the Ink Out Loud event is the organization’s largest fundraiser and that MT4P is currently supporting 15 families. The article was corrected online on April 9

Streaming TV shows like ‘Peaky Blinders’ turn new seasons into viral events

Nothing gets streaming fans talking faster than a show they already love. When a familiar series returns, it arrives with built-in viral interest and a better chance of taking over the week’s conversation. In a crowded TV landscape, that kind of comeback attracts viewers and puts the show

KGLT stays true to roots, makes the case for radio

KGLT stays true to roots, makes the case for radio

For a generation widely raised on Spotify algorithms and YouTube rabbit holes, tuning in to the radio is generally out of the question. When the ability to listen to the perfect song at the perfect time is right at our fingertips, why would anyone opt for a medium that requires

Students Should Wear Headphones Less On Campus

Students Should Wear Headphones Less On Campus

I listened to 65,873 minutes of music in 2024, according to my Spotify Wrapped. That is equivalent to 1,097 hours or 45 days. Not only is that an insane amount of listening time, it is similar to — or even less than — that of my peers. The consumption of

Take More Time With Your Music

Take More Time With Your Music

When a friend asked me recently what music I’d been listening to, all I could think about was how sick I was of hearing “Paint” by the Paper Kites. Really, it wasn’t just “Paint.” All of the songs I’d been loving had lost their magic. I ended

Wrapping Up the Year with Spotify

Each year, Spotify releases the data for each of its yearly listeners, and what was once a yearly roundup has become a device for determining the spectrum of a person’s personality. Music is one transparent way in which people express themselves, so it's not really weird that

How COVID-19 has changed our music preferences

Music is everywhere. It’s in the headphones of college students as they study for class, the lift lines at Bridger Bowl and our kitchens during late-night dance parties. Music can be used as an escape, an inspiration or a motivator. It can be used to bring people together