Carin Sullivan

Referred to as "Sully" throughout my youth, I contemplated using it as an "on-air" name. Needless to say this never happened, but it's still fun to mention and there's still time! As a graduate of the University of Montana, I first ventured my way onto the air waves as a television reporter. Not long after, I dove into the radio industry. I enjoy media as a career and the potential it has to inform and support the community. Other than consume comfort food nightly, I do have some hobbies. I'm a huge fan of forensic documentaries, chick flicks and mobster movies (I don't understand the combination, either) Plus, I love concerts! Rock, country, jazz, classical, reggae, alternative, electronic, R&B, hip-hop, rap, folk...pick the genre and I'm there! I especially love outdoor concerts and another great love I have of the outdoors, involves long walks with my incredible dog and the occasional human. For many years now, I have tested the waters as a performer in live, local theatre, and whether it be studio artwork, ballet, jazz or modern dance, I'm a big supporter of the arts. As for sports and no matter the level, I'm a huge fan of basketball, track & field and baseball. Any or all of the above, of course, is only important and possible with the bond of family and friends. Here's to those special bonds for everyone.

Irish Road Bowling: Making its Way Across the Pond to Butte
So, what exactly is Irish road bowling? Many residents in the surrounding area have been familiar with this historic and interesting event for some time now. As illustrated on the websites All Events and Irish Around The World, Irish road bowling dates back to the 1600s, and traditionally involved the hurling of an iron ball in Ireland's countryside. The fewest throws of the dense ball along country roads and landscape is the way to win.
You Put “What” On Your Pizza?
In life, nobody agrees 100% across the board. While some people agree on politics the same group might not see eye to eye on music, movies, sports and most of all...PIZZA! Deep dish maybe, but not a deep topic, right? Seriously though, it's easy to say that we get a little bottom sore when friends and family members don't agree with the toppings we choose for our beloved pizzas. Then there's the case of being a closet pizza lover, who will only add and enjoy their bizarre pizza toppings in the comfort of their homes.
Honoring 911: Because Forgetting Shouldn’t Be An Option
In the past, local communities have been incredible and instrumental in honoring 911 and many crucial events like Veteran's Day (Remembrance Day) and countless others. The reason it is so important to CONTINUE to honor these events is to remember and pay tribute to those who lost their lives in such inhumane attacks, show respect to the families who lost their loved ones, and furthermore, to demonstrate what should never be allowed to happen in our nation or across the globe ever again.
Upcoming Art Show Guaranteed to be Wild
Professional sculptures, paintings, photography and more will soon grace the community of downtown Anaconda, Montana during the renowned Anaconda Wildlife Expo. With the event underway September 16th through the 18th, it is truly an amazing time of the year for artists to display their beautiful and intriguing pieces of art.
Montana’s Link To La La Land…Featured This Week: Dana Carvey
This week’s edition of Montana’s Link To La La Land is all about funny man, Dana Carvey! The man behind the most impressive impersonations was born in the beautiful, hip town of Missoula, Montana in 1955! Carvey was three years old by the time his family moved to the San Francisco area. The good news is that they took young Carvey with them! According to the online website, The Famous People, Carvey is the second youngest of 5 siblings, whose parents worked as schoolteachers. That environment alone, probably provided enough comic material to get him started in the industry.
National Waffle Day Is All Too “Consuming”
Here’s something all breakfast, or anytime of the day, connoisseurs should be made aware of, or at least be somewhat excited about. Today, August 24th, is NATIONAL WAFFLE DAY! So, why is it set during one of the hottest months of the year, depending on where you live? Well, because an innovative New Yorker by the name of Cornelius Swarthout thought it would be a good idea to create a U.S. made waffle iron that, in turn, was patented on this day in 1869.

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