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This I Remember

Between 1984 and 1999 the late Mary Ferguson had a Public Affairs program here on KDNK, “This I Remember.” Mary recorded all of her shows on cassette tapes, these tapes have been lost for years. Mary’s family discovered them and donated them to the Carbondale Historical Society. KDNK was able to digitize all of the tapes. In collaboration with the Carbondale Historical Society, KDNK is proud to present these conversations.

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  • Helen Dupire was a lifetime resident of the Roaring Fork Valley, graduating from Carbondale Union High School in 1939. Hear Part Two of her entertaining mile-a-minute stories on today's edition of This I Remember.
  • Paul Lappala appeared on Mary Ferguson's This I Remember on January 18, 1987, which not co-incidentally, was the grand opening of the Spring Gulch cross-country ski area outside of Carbondale. Mary and Paul talk about that and about Mary's memories of skiing deep snow in Spring Gulch, where she was born.
  • Helen Dupire was a lifetime resident of the Roaring Fork Valley, graduating from Carbondale Union High School in 1939. Hear Part One of her very entertaining stories on today's edition of This I Remember.
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    This I Remember | Douglas Bowman Part 3
    Douglas Bowman appeared on KDNK's This I Remember in June of 1985. He was the newly-elected president of the Roaring Fork chapter of the Colorado Archaeological Society. Today's show is Part Three of a 3-part series focusing on the Ute Indians.
  • Douglas Bowman appeared on KDNK's This I Remember in June of 1985. He was the newly-elected president of the Roaring Fork chapter of the Colorado Archaeological Society. Today's show is Part Two of a 3-part series focusing on the Ute Indians.
  • Douglas Bowman appeared on KDNK's This I Remember in June of 1985. He was the newly-elected president of the Roaring Fork chapter of the Colorado Archaeological Society. Today's show is Part One of a 3-part series focusing on the Ute Indians.