New York Times Best Selling cookbook author and James Beard Award Nominee, Jamie Purviance will be joining me at 4:45 tomorrow (Thursday) afternoon on the Puffman Show. (I might lead into this interview with the old Platter's tune, "Smoke Gets In Your Eyes" or perhaps "Smokin' In The Boys Room"
There will be this evening (Tuesday) when I'm back up at the Marias Heritage Center reading Montana History. I'm excited today because tonight, we start reading a brand new book about a lady doctor in the old west
Havre First Presbyterian Church Pastor John Bruington, will be joining me this afternoon (Monday) at 4:35 on the Puffman Show to talk some "horse sense" and also sharesome of his recently published book, "Out Our Way: Theology Under the Saddle"
When I think about all the activity going on at our Marias Heritage Center (retirement living at it's best), it seems like a veritable beehive of activity! This Monday, the Heritage Center is having their Community Card Party beginning at 1:30
This afternoon (Friday) on Puffman Musical Trivia, I'm giving away a beautiful presentation just in time for Mother's Day weekend. The book is "Dear Photograph" by Taylor Jones. This hardcover from William Morrow, An Imprint of HarperCollinsPublishers just went on sale nationwide on Tuesday (5/8) and it's already proven to be a stunning visual compilation that includes more than 140 never-before-seen Dear Photographs (visit DearPhotograph
I was at the Marias Heritage Center last evening (Tuesday) to read some Montana History. We usually read a complete book over the course of 4 to 6 weeks but last evening, for a little change in pace, I read a couple of selections from a presentation entitled "Gold Dust to Dollars"
400 pounds according to Peter Franklin, the wisecracking New York City cabdriver. The Gabby Cabby is going to be joining me this afternoon (Tuesday) at 4:35 on the Puffman Show. Pete tells me that "manhole lid theft" is on the rise in his town
It's "The Good Life" and they're living it up at the Marias Heritage Center here in Shelby. It's retirement living at it best and I'll be visiting the Heritage once again tomorrow (Tuesday) evening at 6 to read "Montana History" to some of the residents
Congratulations to Ella Hanson of Conrad Christian School and Ben Roeder of the Greenfield School of Fairfield. They are two of the winners in the Letters About Literature competition, sponsored by Humanities Montana!
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We finished reading "The Place of Belonging" last evening at the Marias Heritage Center and we're already into "Montana Moments-History on the Go". It's a neat read written by Ellen Baumler. Ellen's the interpretive historian for the Montana Historical Society in Helena and the pages of her tome overflow with enjoyable historical vignettes that cover nearly everything important that has happened in Montana history
Libraries are something that we are all blessed with as Americans, and here in Shelby, we are most fortunate to have the services of the Toole County Library. Sometimes I like to say that the library building is "the building with the most stories in town"! And it doesn't even have an elevator! The Friends Of The Library will be holding their book sale this Thursday (5/3) at the white building, next to Hong Kong Chans
I'm returning to the Marias Heritage Center at 6 tonight (Tuesday) to read more Montana History. This evening, we'll be closing the curtain on "The Place Of Belonging" by former Montanan, former Great Falls and Conrad area resident, Jayne Pearson Faulkner