Express Yourself
FRIDAYS 4:00 to 5:00 PM
Carbondale and the Roaring Fork Valley are full of creative artists expressing themselves. And Carbondale Creative District is a hub of artistic activity. Express Yourself is hosted by a team of creatives from the District, reporting on all the latest artistic happenings. That team is led by Amy Kimberly and includes Brian Colley, Aly Sanguilly, Kat Rich, Staci Dickerson, and KDNK staff. The show is focused on Roaring Fork events but travels beyond the valley to seek out interesting creatives and communities doing good work in the 21st century. Express Yourself is enlightening, entertaining and informative. Hear it at 4:00 on Friday afternoons.
Latest Episodes
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This week on Express Yourself, artists Molly Altman and Sabrina Piersol (PEER-sahl) will talk about their collaborative art show "Floral Panic" opening Friday at The Art Base in Basalt; then we'll get a preview of the 55th Mountain Fair with volunteer opportunities and more; finally a visit from local band Wild Flight ahead of their live performance and music video at the Crystal Theatre next Thursday. Listen to Express Yourself on KDNK.org every Friday at 4pm. -
This week, we are joined with Abigail Benning & Jeanette Adams ahead of their performance at Mountain Tide in Carbondale. We’ll also chat with Wilderness Workshop about their community party, and hear about Aspen Fringe Fest. Finally, Brooklyn-based Mojohand stop by the studio ahead of their performance at Steve's Guitars.
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This week, we hear about the Carbondale Arts opening tonight of “Visceral Alchemy: Fine Art & Tattoo,” Ori and Terini from the band Southern Avenue call in on their way to Colorado and we get an update on The Project Shop's preparations for Aspen's big parade in July.
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This week on Express Yourself, get paired up with a handmade cup and a local brewer at "Pairings", the Carbondale Clay Center's annual show open now; plus storytellers from 2 different productions of Women's Voices will be joining us; and we'll wrap up with a conversation with Chester White who will fill us in on Carbondales new Main Street Alliance. Listen to Express Yourself on KDNK.org every Friday at 4pm.
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This week on Express Yourself, the Garfield County Libraries come to talk about The Human Library Project; Rai Omri joins us to share her music as she gets ready to perform at the Roaring Fork Rising series at the Wheeler Opera House; and artists Chris Anderson and Ben Strawn chat about their 2-person exhibition “Kindred Spirits” which closes next week at Carbondale Arts. Listen to Express Yourself on KDNK.org every Friday at 4pm.
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We chat with Michelle and Josh of local band Quadrasonic ahead of their show at Townline Trucks; Chris Hassig talks with Carbondale artist Savanna LaBauve about her show at the Art Base; Tracy Wilson and Brian Colley stoke up Bonedale Bike Week, happening May 11-15; and Kat Hardy talks about what to expect for the 28th annual Dandelion Day.
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This week Express Yourself celebrates May with singing from The Songkeepers, a new Bonte Lane venture bringing ancient, healing music to the valley, Brent Compton swings by to talk about Basalts Summer music line-up and Kade Gianetti fills us in in The Long Conversation. Listen to Express Yourself on KDNK.org every Friday at 4pm.
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This week on Express Yourself we speak with Five Point guests Liz McGregor and Susan Baur, founder of Old Ladies Against Underwater Garbage and live music fills the air with musicians from Let's Tango and High Country Sinfonia. Listen to Express Yourself on KDNK.org every Friday at 4pm.
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This week on Express Yourself, Aly Sanguily reveals this years' Carbondale Mountain Fair musical line-up! Amy talks with the Claudette Carter Art Mentorship leaders, Annie Bell and Matt Hays, whose exhibition at the Art Base opened April 17th, and Gaby Oshiro drops by on the way to her opening, Material Haiku MMXXVI, at the Carbondale Arts Gallery. Listen to Express Yourself on KDNK.org every Friday at 4pm.
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We hear from Basalt High schoolers Nyala and Lily about their upcoming musical, "6", local musician Patrick Fagan stops by to share about what he’s up to, and Sweet Jessup and the Dirty Buckets fill the studio with sounds and stories ahead of their album release show at TACAW.