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KDNK News Director Hattison Rensberry brings you local and regional news from the Roaring Fork Valley ... and beyond.

This month's episode of the Meet in the Middle show is titled ‘Abortion – the If, Who, Where, When, and Why’ with guest Sandi Kister. What are the primary arguments for and against abortion? Should it be legal and if so, should it be up to the states, Congress, or the Supreme Court to decide? Or is the right already embedded in the constitution? What’s the data say on who, where, and when? Come prepared with an open mind.

On this month's episode of Ask a Physical Therapist, Host Dr. Tanice Kitchener, PT, DPT speaks with Dr. Caitlyn Tivy, PT, DPT about Patient Self Advocacy - How to prepare for appointments and advocate for yourself as a patient in the modern day health care system.

News host Amy Hadden Marsh brings you local and regional news from the Roaring Fork Valley and beyond.

In the last episode of Farm Talk, host Sara Tymczyszyn interviews Bud Tymczyszyn from Wildcat Garlic Farm in New Castle. They discuss farming with tractors, organic certification and part time farming.

On this month's episode of My Own Two Hands, host Adrian Fielder continues his investigation of the Israeli/Palestinian conflict by circling back with Will Hodges, community organizer and co-founder of the local group CeaseFireNowRFV, which has generated much public dialogue in the Roaring Fork Valley since last month's episode.

This week on Express Yourself we delve deep into Green Is the New Black Fashion Extravaganza with youth designers from the Carbondale Arts/Project Shop collaboration, a check in with Director of Dance, Meagan Londy Shapiro and dancers and models Sam Stableford and Emmet Garcelon . We finish the show with artists Claire Wright and Chris Erickson, whose show, “Interdimensional Threads” opens to the public on First Friday at Carbondale Arts.

This week on Everything Under The Sun, sopris sun hosts uncover the mystery behind “Animal Writes,” a seasonal publication for local animal lovers that will print in partnership with The Sopris Sun.

Episode 45 of the Rocky Mountain Regional Roundup features: A two-way about women's history (and the challenges in researching women's history) in western Colorado; a new program at Fort Lewis College in Durango aims to increase diversity in nursing; a two way about supporting artists with disabilities in Utah; and a feature about a new anthology of poems about heartbreak, featuring poets from Utah, Colorado, Wyoming and other parts of the Rocky Mountain West.