Adele Craft
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On the first episode of Around the World with Dylan Forbes, host and AZYEP intern, Dylan, talks with Roaring Fork High School social studies teacher, Edward Danahey. They discuss geography, travel, cultures, and teaching. -
On this episode of Dimensions in Diversity, host Parker Wilson talks with her classmates, Henry and Matt, from the Ready for the World program. RFTW is a transitional learning program for young adults with disabilities. They chat about their experiences entering the workforce, sharing excitement, challenges, and fulfilling moments. -
On this episode of The Ripple Effect, host and AZYEP intern, Caden Smith, talks with Mark Weinhold, the founder of Terra Firma Rainwater Collective. They chat about sustainability and his organization's mission to facilitate rainwater harvesting in Central Africa. -
On this month's episode of the AZYEP Podcast, hosts Caden Smith and Penelope Mathis talk with Will Grandbois and Kate Schwerin of the Crystal Theatre Alliance. They chat about the transition to non-profit ownership of Carbondale's beloved Crystal Theatre, and why arts spaces are vital in our community. -
On this month’s episode of My Own Two Hands, host Adele Craft talks with Emma Schaefer, local singer songwriter, about climate, art, and community. Listen to My Own Two Hands on KDNK.org on the fourth Monday of each month at 4:30pm. -
On this month's episode of Soul Connection, hosts Zenobia Todd and Adele Craft talk with Lindsay Jones and Brian Colley, founders of the Roaring Fork Drawing Club. They talk about the power of art, clubs, social connection, and community. -
On this month's episode of Dimensions in Diversity, host Parker Wilson talks with Beth Gusick and Melissa Taylor of WindWalkers Therapeutic Riding Center. They discuss the myriad benefits and healing power of equine assisted therapy. -
Listen to the first episode of The Ripple Effect, a new monthly podcast highlighting impactful people who are creating waves in their communities, industries, and lives, hosted by AZYEP intern, Caden Smith. On this episode, Caden talks with chef instructor Matt Maier and three students from ProStart's youth culinary team to discuss their recent national competition and what it is like to be a small town team on a national stage. -
Listen to the first episode of The Ripple Effect, a new monthly podcast highlighting impactful people who are creating waves in their communities, industries, and lives, hosted by AZYEP intern, Caden Smith. On this episode, Caden talks with chef instructor Matt Maier and three students from ProStart's youth culinary team to discuss their recent national competition and what it is like to be a small town team on a national stage.
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This month's episode of the AZYEP Podcast is a two-part show. In the first segment, the Barely Experts summer camp explores new activities around Carbondale. Then, AZYEP Program Director, Adele Craft, sits down with longtime AZYEP DJ, Andy McMichael, to discuss his Eagle Scout project.
