Jonny Jyemo is an A-list go-to drummer for many Colorado bands. But for his own band, The Jyemo Club, he lets someone else pound the skins while he directs the chaos of a ten-piece band. He also picks up the rhythm guitar, charango and Andean flutes. Jonny calls his music Busta Music. It's multi culti world rebel music with elements of Afro-Cuban, cumbia, funk and reggae. The Jyemo Club headlines Saturday at this year's Mountain Fair. KDNK's Luke Nestler spoke with Jonny about his band and his CD So Near So Far.

On June 28, the Bureau of Land Management released their final draft Resource Management Plan for the Uncompahgre Field Office. The document represents years of work and would guide land-use planning decisions on public lands in southwest Colorado for decades to come. KDNK's Raleigh Burleigh has more on why environmental groups and local governments are raising concerns. This report includes comments from Jayson Barangan, the lead public affairs specialist for the BLM Colorado State Office, and Pete Kolbenschalg, founder of Colorado Farm & Food Alliance.

Researchers are finding that dogs could be developing heart disease based on a grain free diet. Local veterinarians Beth Broome and Dr. Louise Marron talk about the issue.

The Andy Zanca Youth Empowerment Program July radio summer workshop spent three days learning about broadcasting and sustainability. As a culminating activity to their learning, students discuss sustainability with Colorado Mountain College Assistant Dean of Instruction, Adrian Fielder.

Assistant Interior Secretary Joe Balash announced Tuesday in a conference call that the Bureau of Land Management HQ is moving to Grand Junction. But, critics say details about the move are unclear. KDNK’s Amy Hadden Marsh has more.

Jesse and his psycotropic folk band from Austin, The Deer, return to Carbondale for two shows next week: Friday night at the Carbondale Mountain Fair, and the following night at Steve's Guitars. The Deer, Austin’s answer to Elephant Revival, have an elliptical way with a lyric and delicate but complex melodies that surround and suffuse the words. It all adds up to something psychedelic and irresistable. The Deer have played Steve’s Guitars several times, and in the process have become Carbondale favorites. We caught up with Jesse while the band drove through Nevada, and managed a short chat before his cell phone lost reception.

Roy Book Binder has been touring around he world for more than 50 years, not only honing his chops, but collecting some amazing stories as well. He shared both on KDNK with Chef Mike of the Blues Kitchen prior to his house concert at the Missouri Heights Schoolhouse on Wednesday. More info about that show may be found here. Here he tells a great story about Jorma Kaukonen and performs three songs, It Could Have Been Worse, The Good Book and The Full Go-Round.