Just don't try and change it so it's like California. Leave Montana alone!

Only the southern part of the lake is on the res.

Cheers! -Brit

MSU is far better

Living in Billings, been thinking about moving to Missoula. I only work low paid service jobs anyways, so I'll be fine.

Sorry it took so long to respond, but yes, I have a few project ideas for K-12 collaborations and would love to chat. Send me a direct message on Twitter @BritGarner or @Nature_League and we can go from there :)

The striations are not in rock, they are in the soil of the hillsides.

I call them Bath tub rings.

So cool! I am from Eastern Washington!

Ha ha. I bet you guys have gotten a lot of snow this year

Lmao are you serious? That's amazing.

Naiadryade yep yep. The game is scion, if you care about that sort of thing. I'd tell you more, but I am afraid you might find it super boring.

No no, I play D&D/Pathfinder twice a week, please tell me more. I'm fascinated that you're setting it in a real world place, let alone Missoula! Way to hardcore Nerdfighter.

so, scion is basically american gods the rpg, its set in the real world. the characters play the children of gods as they grow from hero to demigod to godhood. and they fight against the titans. theres a bunch of pantheons and stuff and it's pretty fun. the players are all of the greek pantheon. basically since its starting i gave them labors to do (like hercules) and their first mission was to kill a giant lion in south dakota. now they are in nyc trying to clean times square (it used to have a stable in there). in the larger plot, they are working with three persian gods that are archeologists in the university of montana where they found traces to a temple in yellowstone that the old atlantean pantheon created (this is a bit of metaplot, since those gods never existed in folklore) near the super volcano that works as an entrance to where the titans are trapped and trying to escape. it has a bit of steven universe (the titan's children, or titanspawn are kinda like the corrupted gems, if you know that show) and the all that. they also found golden apples too and befriended kokopelli. oh and one of the best characters is the oracle of missoula, who basically is a crazy old man that eats mushrooms to tell the future. the mushrooms are portobello. he is not very smart.

oh yeah, the characters are: a sniper for the war of afghanistan who died in combat and was brought back to live and adopted by athena. a young pro wrestler from ohio, son of apollo. and an italian american kid from queens whose parents prayed to hephaestus and he created the child in a forge.

We traded! -Brit

There’s an idea!

Time for a quadcopter!!

Maybe you should enlist the help of Synema Studios for that!

My mom has a PhD in developmental psychology, and I grew up with a great respect for the topic. She is a community college professor of psychology now, and my expertise in genetics gives us great conversation topics for the new interfaces between genetics and psychology (and epigenetics!). Suffice to say, I stay current on the psych literature and have a personal connection to it :)

Oh cool! I totally get that I have a similar relationship with engineering since my dad has a phd in nuclear engineering and raised me with a love of engineering itself. Thanks for answering my question and good luck with hosting this new show I'm sure you'll do amazing with it! and I'm really excited about it cause animals are the best things ever! ^_^

...this made my day

Well every place has it's draw back. I've visted Missoula several times and plan on going to UM. It reminds me so much of the town I live in and have grown up in.