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Voted 1 Radio Station in the Missoula Valley, Trail 1033's Official Podcast makes exclusive on-air interviews, performances, new music and interesting conversations available to you on demand.

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Sep 9, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 9, 2026

    Rosie La Secco & Duane Raider, Punk Rock Speed Dating (opens the original)

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    In this episode, Tommy Evans talks with Rosie La Secco and Duane Raider about Punk Rock Speed Dating. This unique Missoula event brings together music lovers, newcomers, longtime locals, and like-minded weirdos looking to connect. Now in its third iteration, Punk Rock Speed Dating combines quick, low-pressure conversations with live music and burlesque at Monks. Rosie and Duane explain how the event grew out of a desire to build community, and why the connections made there don’t have to be roma

  2. Episode · Sep 3, 2026

    Carrie Richer & Susie Elliott, Open Air's Mini Golf Fundraiser "ENCORE!" (opens the original)

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    Mike Smith welcomes Susie Elliott and Carrie Richer of Open Air MT to the Trail studio to talk about the organization’s work supporting artists through place-based residencies across Montana. They discuss how Open Air brings together musicians, writers, visual artists, performers, and other creatives, giving them time and space to explore how Montana’s places influence their work. The conversation also highlights Susie’s own work as an artist, including her patchwork clothing and live sewing pop

  3. Episode · Aug 6, 2026

    Josh Farmer & Kyle Curtis, Live in the Trail Studio (opens the original)

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    Missoula musicians Josh Farmer and Kyle Curtis stop by Trail 103.3 ahead of their performance at the Western Montana Fair for a conversation about songwriting, collaboration, and what keeps them inspired. Josh reflects on nearly two decades in Missoula's music scene, from his early bands to building a career as one of the area's most recognizable singer-songwriters, while Kyle shares how he found his own balance as a working musician and piano technician. The duo also performs two original songs

  4. Episode · Aug 3, 2026

    James McMurtry & BettySoo, Live in the Trail Studio (opens the original)

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    Before taking the stage at the Zootown Arts Community Center, acclaimed singer-songwriter James McMurtry and fellow Texas singer-songwriter BettySoo stopped by the Trail 103.3 studio for an intimate conversation and live performance. They talk with Mike Smith about life on the road, a packed international touring schedule, songwriting, unique instruments, and the musicians who have influenced and collaborated with them over the years. The duo also performs several stunning songs live in the stud

  5. Episode · Jul 31, 2026

    Jaden Decker, Live in the Trail Studio (opens the original)

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    Rising Montana country artist Jaden Decker joins Tommy Evans in the Trail 103.3 studio ahead of the biggest hometown show of his career. Jaden talks about growing up in Missoula, balancing touring with high school, recording in Nashville, and the steady climb that's taken him from local breweries to stages across the country. The conversation also dives into the true story behind his breakout song, "Thrown to the Wolves," inspired by his wrongful DUI arrest, and how the track has resonated with

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