Amy Kimberly

This week on Express Yourself we are joined by Venezuelan musicians Gonzalo Teppa, Hector Molina and Manuel Rojas playing in a Venezuelan Celebration by BenFeng Productions tonight, We talk with owner of the Telluride Bluegrass Festival about this years line up and AZYEP's Megan Webber talks about The Andy Zanca Youth Empowerment Program's 25th Birthday on June 7th.

This week on Express Yourself we get a sneak peek at a group photography exhibition curated by Greg Watts opening next week at the Aspen Chapel called "CLIMATE", in partnership with Wilderness Workshop and then we delve deep in to more summer music with Brent Compton sharing the exciting music line up for Basalt and Jake Marine talking about the Redstone Summer Music Series.

This week on Express Yourself, Emily Henly, Missy Moore and Jack Trembath stop by to talk about TRTC's upcoming production of These Shining Lives, the Palisade Bluegrass and Roots Festival shares tasty musical tidbits and information on this year's festival in June and Christy Costello, Deputy Director of Colorado Creative Industries, shares information on opportunities and the upcoming summit in Grand Junction.

This week on Express Yourself we talk recording music and music with Dave Taylor from Cool Brick Studios and Morgan Williams from the band Sweet Jessup and the Dirty Buckets performing at Steves Guitars on First Fridays, Cody Lee talks with Judy Collins, performing at the Wheeler Opera House on April 8th and Katrina Towes (TĀZE) stops by and talks about the Nelkin Line by Pina Bausch and its significance in protest.

This week on Express Yourself we talk about Carbondale's First Friday's Spring Into Wellness with Rita Marsh, check in with the promoters of the Palisade Bash, happening in Palisade on April 18-20th and hear from David Taylor with the Zikr Dance Company performing at the Ute Theater on April 5th.

This week on Express Yourself: A talk with Joanie Klar from the Earth Law Center on the role of Art and Environment, an interview with Pokey LaFarge, performing at TACAW on March 1 and our monthly segment, Creatives, Walking the Talk with Dylan Brown, designer of Terra Bikes.

We feature Mt. Cirque performers as they prepare for Club Noir, premiering at the Carbondale Arts Fashion Show; Thunder River Theatre joins us to talk about "Tiny, Beautiful Things"; and we'll chat with Silt-based artist Rachel Becker.

Join us on Express Yourself with guest Olivia Pevec, the Bard, singing live in the studio ahead of her upcoming series of concerts including Steve's Guitars on February 21; also Carbondale Clay Center's Operations Manager Matthew Eames talking with us about their current exhibition "The Breath of Life," photography by Álvaro Alejandro López of handmade clay figures from 19th & 20th century Mexico; and finally Kendall Smith, TACAW's Director of Programming, drops by to fill us in on all the upcoming shows this season.