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Drew Bledsoe & Coming Back to Center
by Whitefish Review (June 2022)
The first issue of Whitefish Review published in 2007 contained an interview called “Drew Bledsoe and the Art of Football.” Why talk to an NFL star in a literary journal? Because creative minds are the essence of all art. And art can be found in the strangest of places. On January 11, 2022, Whitefish Review founding editors circled back and once again sat down with Drew for an interview. This time they took a series of chairlift rides with the tape recorder running, skiing powder during a winter storm at Whitefish Mountain Resort.
Huey Lewis – We Hear from Huey (Interview)
by Whitefish Review (December 2019)
In one of the most introspective and in-depth interviews of his career, Lewis spoke with Whitefish Review editors about his struggles with hearing loss, his awakenings and his teachers across his life—and the energy your creative ventures bring you when you keep walking your own path. Plus… we have to start with a little fishing.
Out of Time with Jimmy Kimmel (Interview)
by Whitefish Review (February 2017)
Emmy nominated host of ABC’s late-night talk show Jimmy Kimmel Live! talks to the founding editors of Whitefish Review about fishing, family, and laughter in a changing world.
Rising Voices with Michael Keaton (Interview)
by Whitefish Review (December 2017)
Whitefish Review talks to the legendary actor about a good fish tale—and the cost of freedom in the rising voices of our time.
Jim Harrison Interview
by Ben Polley (June 2016)
In one of the last interviews before his death, Jim Harrison invited us into his writing studio for a vivid, wide-ranging talk about art, loss, illness, and the arc of his life.
Getting to the Heart of David Letterman (Interview)
by Brian Schott (December 2015)
The beloved king of comedy—and part-time Montana resident—talks about growing up and getting older
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Terry Tempest Williams: Erosion (poetry)
Published February 18, 2017 by Whitefish Review, Issue #20
Terry Tempest Williams has been called “a citizen writer,” a writer who speaks and speaks out eloquently on behalf of an ethical stance toward life. A naturalist and fierce advocate for freedom of speech, she has consistently shown how environmental issues are social issues that ultimately become matters of justice
