Public Affairs Shows

On this week's episode of Express Yourself we catch up with 5Point Film executive director Luis Yllanes joined by special guests: local creative Lara Whitley and renowned filmmaker Taylor Rees who are both participating in this year's festival coming to Carbondale next week; we'll also talk with Jahn Carlos Neri who is the Basalt High School art teacher, ahead of his solo show "Hypermnesia" opening Friday at The Art Base.

On Episode 47 of the Rocky Mountain Regional Roundup we hear: A feature about the last train journey for the conductor of the Winter Park Express ski train; a two-way with the new superintendent of the Arches and Canyonlands national parks in SE Utah; and a two-way with Heather Cox Richardson, author of the daily e-newsletter and podcast Letters from an American, about the state of our democracy, why she's worried and what we can do.

On this week's episode of Everything Under the Sun, we preview the Heat Under Our Feet event hosted by CLEER on April 24, explaining how the Third Street Center could harness geothermal energy to create a net-zero district encompassing the library, Bridges High School and surrounding townhomes.

On this month's episode of Soul Connection, hosts Sarah and Zenobia are joined by Dr. Ann Moll, Dean of the School of Humanities, Social Sciences, Sustainability, Human Services, Early Childhood and Education at Colorado Mountain College.

On this episode of Immigrant Stories, host Walter Gallacher speaks with Minani Theoneste. This April marks the 30th anniversary of the Rwandan genocide. Tune in as Minani Theoneste remembers his family's escape from the violence and their search for home.

Willis Kinney worked for the Colorado Fish and Game department for 27 years, and he appeared on Mary Ferguson's This I Remember in April of 1984 as one of her first guests.

On this episode of Geekspeak hosts Matt McBrayer and Louie Girardot discuss the eclipse, MethaneSAT, the right to repair movement, and replacing a hard drive on a MacBook with a NVME socket.

On this episode of Living Permaculture, hosts Vanessa Harmony and Jerome Osentowski interview Claude Jolicoeur, a cider maker, apple grower, engineer, and author of multiple books and articles on the topic of cider including, “The New Cider Maker’s Handbook”, and, “Cider Planet”. They discuss the methods behind Claude’s award-winning ciders and explore the role of cider apples and wild apples in making what Claude calls the “Prince of Beverages”.

This month, in anticipation of the 2024 Women’s VOICES Theater Project: Objects in Mirror, VOICES Radio Hour highlights stories of Theater Magic as told by members of the all-women production and design team.

On this week's episode of Express Yourself: We speak with the Women’s VOICES Theater Project; we hear from musical artist, The Bones of J.R. Jones; Tracy Strode sheds light on Music Gumbo Productions; and Co-founder of ‘Express Yourself’, Luke Nestler shares highlights of the program and how it serves KDNK’s mission.

Episode 46 of the Rocky Mountain Regional Roundup features:A two-way about the experimental forest in Fraser, Colorado; an interview with two Utah women (including a former Utah State Legislator and SLC mayor) and fighting for equal rights for same sex families; a poem from Colorado's new poet laureate; and a feature about, the "Friendship ball" a prom that promotes inclusivity.

On this week's episode of Everything Under The Sun, Sopris Sun hosts speak with Peter Hart and Will Roush of Wilderness Workshop regarding the recent approval of a 20-year mineral leasing withdrawal from the Thompson Divide.