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  • KDNK MD, Cody Lee features 13 new albums to land at the studio.
  • On this episode, we visit the Taffy Shop in Estes Park, recently voted the No. 1 candy store in the country by USA Today. We learn how to make the perfect fruit pie. A chocolatier from Carbondale discusses the global cacao trade, and a forager encourages us to eat what’s beneath our feet.
  • Sopris Sun Staff speak with local delegates Nick Isenberg and Jasmin Ramirez about their experience at the Democratic National Convention.
  • On this month's episode of Double Play, Zoe and guest host Brooks Chatman interview Ken Woodard, the weights coach at Roaring Fork High School, about the lessons he learned as a young athlete and how he passes them down to his students today.
  • KDNK News Director Hattison Rensberry brings you local and regional news from the Roaring Fork Valley ... and beyond.
  • Dr. Nicole Woods, Physical Therapist joins host Dr. Tanice Kitchener to discuss Dr. Woods' work in identifying and combating healthcare provider burnout. We discuss strategies and resources as well as stats regarding anticipated nationwide shortage of healthcare providers. Being an informed healthcare consumer includes understanding the challenges in our current and future healthcare environment.
  • KDNK News Director Hattison Rensberry brings you local and regional news from the Roaring Fork Valley ... and beyond.
  • KDNK News Director Hattison Rensberry brings you local and regional news from the Roaring Fork Valley ... and beyond.
  • On this month's episode of Dimensions In Diversity, hosts Kaleb and Parker discuss the upcoming DisAbility Film Festival as well as pop culture and Parker's new life as a working intern.
  • This week on Regional Roundup, we hear how many of our beloved outdoor spaces are being "loved to death" as increasing numbers of tourists flock to the region. This show explores how local communities are grappling with the challenge of preserving their natural landscapes while sustaining their economies. From overcrowded trails to endangered ecosystems, “loved to death” sheds light on the delicate balance between growth and conservation. This show is a collaboration between Clark Adomaitis, Maeve Conran, Gavin McGough, Lily Jones, and Hattison Rensberry.
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