Montana Society launches cross-country recovery documentary tour

By AI, Created 5:07 PM UTC, May 18, 2026, /AGP/ – Most High Media and Montana Society Executive Producer Dean Andersen are sending a restored 1987 Silver Eagle RV on a May 22 cross-country documentary trip from Montana to Vermont. The project ties recovery storytelling, historic preservation and a public raffle of the Moose Bus to a broader educational platform built around 90 lessons and episodes.

Why it matters: - The project links recovery education, historic preservation and documentary storytelling in one national tour. - The effort is designed to connect American landmarks and communities to principles such as perseverance, courage, surrender, integrity, service and renewal. - The broader Montana Society platform includes 90 cinematic lessons and companion episodes aimed at recovery, purpose and transformation.

What happened: - Most High Media, working with Montana Society Executive Producer Dean Andersen, announced “12 Principles Across America.” - Andersen and the production team will depart Paradise Valley, Montana, on May 22. - The team will travel aboard the “Moose Bus,” a restored 1987 Silver Eagle RV converted into a mobile storytelling platform. - The documentary journey will end on June 6 at The Wilson House in East Dorset, Vermont, during Bill Wilson Day celebrations.

The details: - The tour is framed as an extension of the Montana Society universe. - The production will highlight recovery, Americana, history, service and personal transformation. - The journey will culminate with Andersen formally donating a historic property connected to the Wilson family in East Dorset, Vermont. - The donation is intended to support preservation efforts tied to recovery history and future community impact. - A public raffle for the Moose Bus will also help support future educational storytelling initiatives. - Most High Media is a Georgia-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit production company focused on cinematic educational storytelling and workforce development. - The company recently completed work tied to a Georgia Opioid Crisis Abatement Trust grant that supported the creation of 90 educational lessons and episodes connected to the Montana Society initiative. - Most High Media on Instagram - Most High Media on Facebook - Most High Media on YouTube

Between the lines: - The project blends philanthropy, media production and recovery advocacy into a single campaign. - The historic-property donation suggests the tour is meant to produce a tangible preservation outcome, not just content. - The raffle adds a fundraising component that could extend the project beyond the road trip itself. - Representatives connected to The Wilson House Foundation said the effort goes beyond preserving a historic property and helps preserve a place where people reconnect with hope, healing and community. - Tim Ryan and Jennifer Gimenez-Ryan of Dope to Hope said Andersen combines vision, generosity and execution, and that the 90 lessons and episodes show commitment to helping people.

What’s next: - The production team will complete the cross-country trip and reach Vermont on June 6. - The property donation and Moose Bus raffle are expected to support preservation and future educational storytelling efforts. - The Montana Society initiative will continue through its lessons and companion episodes after the tour ends.

The bottom line: - The “12 Principles Across America” tour is both a documentary road trip and a recovery-focused preservation effort with a built-in educational platform.