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This month on The AZYEP Podcast, Brendan Girardot, Saffron Branson, Adele Craft, Dylan Forbes, and Mateo Aragon sit down to talk about AZYEP's annual event, the 24 Hour Takeover. Tune in to KDNK on October 10th and 11th from 4PM to 4PM to hear a full day of youth radio! -
Chipp Commins AREILocal rancher Tony Vagneur and naturalist Delia Malone join Valley Voices host Marilyn Gleason and event producer Chip Commins for a lively talk about wolves and agriculture ahead of an event in Aspen.
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This summer, middle schoolers participated in AZYEP and Youth Entity's Farm to Radio summer camp. This podcast episode shares highlights of their camp week spent learning about farming, cooking, and radio. -
On this month's bonus episode of The Ripple Effect, host Caden Smith hosts teen musician Sean Hamilton during a live taping at the Crystal Theatre.They talk about community arts education and the creative process. -
On this week’s Regional Roundup, we hear about efforts to restore beaver habitat in Rocky Mountain National Park, then we head to Western Colorado to hear how one rural community is dealing with electronic waste. After that we head to the Four Corners to the burn scar from the Ferris Fire to hear how wildfire impacts soil. We round out the show hearing about what El Niño might bring to the drought-stricken Rocky Mountain West. -
The Sopris Sun speaks with Bianca Godina about her time at El Sol del Valle. -
On this episode of Municipal Matters, KDNK's Marilyn Gleason interviewed the Republican candidate for Garfield County Commissioner, Eric Rudd. The Carbondale native spoke about his plan of action on issues such as the environment, wolves, and more. -
On this episode of Municipal Matters, KDNK's Katalina Villarreal interviewed the democratic candidate for Garfield County Commissioner, Jonathan Godes. Godes spoke about his plans of action on issues such as housing, transportation, and jobs. -
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We chat with Purse Thief band singer and poet Rafael Vigilantics who opens for Rootbeer Richie at TACAW this Friday night; a conversation with scratchboard artist Megan George ahead of her solo show "The Beauty of Beasts" opening October First Friday at Carbondale Arts; and painter Michael Kinsley swings by to talk about his show "Sensuous Landscapes" also opening next Friday night at The Art Base in Basalt; plus Kat Hardy has a fun surprise from a member of The Wailers. -
On this week’s Regional Roundup, we hear about efforts to restore beaver habitat in Rocky Mountain National Park, then we head to Western Colorado to hear how one rural community is dealing with electronic waste. After that we head to the Four Corners to the burn scar from the Ferris Fire to hear how wildfire impacts soil. We round out the show hearing about what El Niño might bring to the drought-stricken Rocky Mountain West. -
The Sopris Sun staff talks with Carbondale Parks & Recreation Director, Eric Brendlinger and Events Coordinator, Kat Hardy about Carbondale's Potato Day, past and present. Carbondale's 117th annual Potato Day is Saturday, October 3rd.
