Carbondale Clay Center talks about its Pairings Event debuting this month. Craig Ferguson from Planet Bluegrass gives us the lowdown on how the Telluride Bluegrass Festival is running this year. We’ll also hear from Voices and Dandelion Day.

This week on Everything Under The Sun, Sopris Sun reporter James Steindler and Executive Director Todd Chamberlin welcome photographer Mark Burrows to chat about the Mother's Day edition tradition which began decades ago with The Valley Journal.

 This month on The Inner Game, hear from Barbe Chambliss, a psychotherapist and mediator who aims to wake up the conscious peacemaker in others. She wrote “Women Peacemakers,” directed the Center for Conflict Resolution in Aspen, and she facilitates Restorative Justice Circles in her community.

The Bureau of Land Management is investigating vandalism at Birthing Rock, a petroglyph panel near Moab, estimated to be at least 1,000 years old. KZMU’s Molly Marcello spoke to former BLM Moab archeologist Don Montoya about what he calls a ‘crisis’ in destructive behavior.

Will Evans speaks with Katrina Blair about how she celebrates the connection between personal health, wild lands, and source water.

Roaring Fork Outdoor Volunteers were at the Hanging Lake Trail media event last week. KDNK caught up with Education Director, Ben Sherman, and Communications and Engagement Manager, Jacob Baker. Garfield County Public Libraries will host a Grizzly Creek Fire Virtual Townhall Thursday, May 13, at 6pm.

This time on The Tactile Traveler: what to do if you’re blind and find yourself in an active shooter situation, tips on traveling through cloudbursts, and The Blind Driver’s Challenge--driving over 200 miles per hour. 

Gunnison County Commissioners Tuesday will discuss a resolution about off-road vehicles on County Road 3 outside of Marble. KDNK’s Amy Hadden Marsh has this update.