Public Affairs Shows
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On this month's episode of My Own Two Hands, hosts Adele Craft and Adrian Fielder speak with Seth Goddard of Slalom ESG. They talk about sustainability, ESG or Environmental Social Governance, regenerative economies, and using data as a tool for change. -
On this month's episode of Brain Garden, host Jenell Hilderbrand talks with Elizabeth, a college student from Peru, about her experiences living in the Roaring Fork Valley.
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On this episode of Farm Talk, we're speaking with Soira Ceja and Brenda Kaiser, both community coordinators at the local organization SANA (Safe and Abundant Nutrition Alliance). We talk about their work increasing access to healthy food in this valley through implementing mobile food pantries, facing the stigmas around food insecurity and mental health struggles, and the importance of building relationships and working directly with the community.
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On this special holiday themed episode, host Amy Kimberly welcomes friends and family to share poems. They also get listeners in the giving mood, highlighting nonprofits that could use some holiday donations.
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On this Thanksgiving episode of Everything Under the Sun we hear the Six Nations Prayer. This Thanksgiving address was used by the six nations of the Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) to open and close major gatherings or meetings. The prayer was also sometimes used individually at the beginning or end of the day.
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On this episode of Meet in the Middle, host Dan Richardson chats with a couple of Gen Z’ers who grew up in the Roaring Fork Valley. Genesis Ramos is a 2021 graduate of Roaring Fork High School, a first-generation college student at Colorado Mountain College, and a Family Navigator at Valley Settlement. Lily Nieslanik is also a 2021 graduate of Roaring Fork High School, a 4th generation Carbondale native, and a track and field athlete at Colorado Mesa University.
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Geeks Matt McBrayer and Louie Girardot welcome Modern Marty into the studio and they chat about all things tech. Also, what is going on with Twitter?
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On this episode of Living Permaculture, Jerome welcomes Vanessa Harmony of Colorado Edible Forest, a nursery located in Spring Valley in Glenwood Springs with hardy edible perennial plants.
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On this episode of Express Yourself, hosts Brian Colley and Amy Kimberly chat with Millie Test and Amy Beidleman about their artwork at the Aspen Chapel Gallery and in the Carbondale Arts Gallery, Ray Emery from Aspen Art Museum talks about their program Art in the Field and finally Vince Herman from Leftover Salmon talks about new music on the horizon.
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The Broncos got back to their losing ways against the Tennessee Titans. Their defense continues to impress and their offense continues to depress.
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On this episode, host Raleigh Burleigh chats with Steve Cole about his upcoming retirement from KDNK's early mornings. Don't worry, his voice won't be disappearing from the airwaves.
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7th and 8th grade students from Ross Montessori School partnered with the Andy Zanca Youth Empowerment Program to interview Carbondale band, The Red Hill Rollers. They talk about musical inspirations and having a career in music.
