On this week’s Regional Roundup, we hear how volunteers are helping protect cultural resources in Utah. We then head to Wyoming to hear how ranchers are using satellites to help herd cows, saving time and money. Then, we hear about a giant water lily competition at the Denver Botanic Gardens. We then head to the Four Corners area to hear about the world premiere of The Cortez Overture. We round out the show hearing how writing bad poetry can be used during therapy.
- A story on a cultural stewardship program in Utah. (RMCR)
- A story on how ranchers in Wyoming are using satellites to herd cows. (KHOL)
- A story on a giant water lily competition, inspired by water lilies at Denver Botanic Gardens. (KGNU)
- An audio postcard on the Cortez Overture which recently had its premiere in southwest Colorado. (KSJD)
- A discussion on using poetry, even bad poetry, during therapy. (KRCL)
Tune into the Regional Roundup on KDNK every Thursday at 4:30 pm.
