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Charles Harris' grandfather arrived in Aspen in 1880, which means he's a descendant of one of the earliest pioneers of the Roaring Fork valley. He talks about his grandfather and his own upraising on a ranch near Catherine's Store, which he owned for many years.

This month's episode of VOICES Radio Hour was recorded in the field during VOICES Summertime Stories & Music event, held in partnership with Aspen Valley Land Trust at the Coffman Ranch on Saturday, August 10. The program, Our Land, Our Voices, brought together storytellers with diverse backgrounds, tied together by their stewardship and love of this special place we call home.

The Sopris Sun staff talk about the most recent edition of the newspaper with guests from Rock and Roll Academy Aspen.

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

Episode 64 of the Rocky Mountain Regional Roundup features: A dog who works with Colorado's Division of Fire Prevention and Control; fire resistant building materials; a tattoo artist turned water colorist competing in a recent Plein Air Art festival in Snowmass; and a two way on building wealth in the Black community.

On this month's episode of Immigrant Stories, Kathleen Fitzsimmons, a frontier mining historian and Leadville, Colorado native describes the life of Irish immigrant miners during Leadville's silver rush of the 1880s.

This week on Express Yourself, Daniela Standley talks about her new Children's book and book premier at the Launchpad, Kaliopi Monoyios stops by to inform us about her exhibition, Patterns of Consumption, opening Friday at the Launchpad and Joe Van Wyk speaks about his new book on Mindful Photography.

On this month's episode of Soul Connection, Sarah and Zenobia are joined by Chad Federwitz, Manager of Pitkin County Senior Services, to discuss mental health trends for older adults.

KDNK's Amy Hadden Marsh brings you local and regional news from the Roaring Fork Valley and beyond.

This week, local landscape painter Clarissa Fortier talks about her solo show “A Love Letter to Indian Creek”; we’ll hear about the Aspen Sister Cities organization who are collaborating with the Aspen Chapel Gallery with artists from the Roaring Fork Valley and Bariloche, Argentina; and MinTze Wu will talk about her new nonprofit and play music for us!