Amy Kimberly

Summer festivals are right around the corner. This week on Express Yourself we talk with Aly Saguily about the upcoming Mountain Fair line-up, as well as Josh Behrman from Palisade Bluegrass and Roots Fest.

This week on Express Yourself Rita Marsh and Casey Piscura talk about the upcoming benefit for the Center for Human Flourishing and Seed Peace; Artists Vanessa Porras and Justin Squier speak about their group exhibition at the Red Brick Center for the Arts in Aspen; And Everything In Between and Head for the Hills call in as they make their way to Steve's Guitars.

Fashion and art dominate this week's Express Yourself with a conversation with Green is the New Black creators, Amy Kimberly, Laura Stover and Meagan Londy, SAW artists speak about their exhibition at Carbondale Arts, opening tonight and several clothes designers speak about sustainability and design.

This week on Express Yourself, Bryan Alvarez talks about the Roaring Divas Drag House and their upcoming show at TACAW; we get a behind-the-scenes look from a dancer's perspective of the Green Is the New Black Fashion Show; and Sonya Taylor Moore share about a new program at The Powers Art Center featuring student artworks by 60 local children.

This week on Express Yourself, Hugh Phillips stops by to sing and talk about his upcoming performance at TACAW, Missy Moore and cast talk about You Can't Take it With You opening at Thunder River Theatre and some amazing puppet artists from Music, Art, Puppet Sound talk about their work with youth throughout the valley through their residency at the Aspen Art Museum.

This week on Express Yourself: In the name of love we look at the art of Chocolate Making with Pollinator Chocolate, the magic of Flowers and their healing power with Yoli Laguerre and a conversation with Casey Piscura about the love affair of Farm Collaborative and Seed Peace.

On this episode of Express Yourself, TACAW's Kendall Smith and Epicure's Allen and Julia Domingos talk about The Supper Club; Meredith Badler from Colorado Business Committee on the Arts talks about all the advocacy and opportunity for creatives going on at the state level; and artists Liz Heller and Summers Moore talk about their work featured in the Carbondale Clay Center's current show "The Way We Are."

On this episode of Express Yourself, Campaign Manager Michael Gorman stops by to talk Wilderness Workshop efforts and events, Executive Director Angela Bruno weighs in on the Carbondale Clay Center auction and 25 Year Retrospective, and we finish the hour out with a peek at the sold out Consensual Christmas show at TACAW this Saturday.

This week Express Yourself starts December off with Alya Howe speaking about Immigrant Voices, Jennifer Johnson fills us in on SoL Theatre’s production of The Muppet Christmas and Santa Claus swings by before he Lights Up Carbondale. Plus we get an update on all things auction for the KDNK Labor of Love.

On this special holiday themed episode, host Amy Kimberly welcomes friends and family to share poems. They also get listeners in the giving mood, highlighting nonprofits that could use some holiday donations.