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In this Living World Conversation Barbara Dills describes when she became aware that the condition of the people living for thousands of years along the Columbia River salmon run was parallel to what the Lakota people on the plains experienced with the buffalo. Listen to Shifting Gears on KDNK on the first Monday of each month at 4pm.

News host Marilyn Gleason brings listeners Wednesday's news, including updates on the dire state of the Colorado River in drought as Upper and Lower Basin states fail to find agreement and the federal government intervenes, and what separates e-bikes and e-motorbikes, even as the injuries soar.

News host Marilyn Gleason brings listeners Friday's news, including Glenwood City Council's decision to take legal action against the landlord of the ICE holding facility, and pikas, marmots and ptarmigans in Colorado's high country.

News host Katalina Villarreal brings listeners Wednesday's news, including: a conversation about Olathe corn and the rough growing season and a story on climate grief, both shared with us via Rocky Mountain Community Radio.

On this week's Regional Roundup, we explore the mental and emotional toll a hectic fire season can take on firefighters. We also look at how the language we use to describe wildfire can shape the way we feel about fire. Then, we turn to water and we hear a report about the impact of this year's drought on the Arkansas River and the communities that depend on it. We round out the show with a discussion on what the latest federal management plan for the Colorado River could mean for the future of the river and the seven states that rely on it.

News host Marilyn Gleason brings listeners Tuesday's news, including tips to deal with a surge in bear activity, a check-in on new gas and oil leases up for sale on the Roan Plateau, and a chat with Amy Goodman, whose hard-hitting independent journalism is profiled in a movie coming to Carbondale later this week.

Reverend Hardy interviews Candice Olson, Founder and Executive Director of Frontiers of Knowledge.

Marge Taniwaki was born in Los Angeles in September of 1941 to Japanese immigrant parents. Seven months later she and her family were roundedup and imprisoned at the Manzanar concentration camp in Central California. Join us as she remembers her childhood.

Sopris Sun Editor, James Steindler speaks with Jared Barnes, Town of Carbondale Planning Director.

On this week's Regional Roundup, we'll hear about the recent awards given by Aspen nonprofit Climate Curve for innovative climate solutions. Then we'll hear how President Trump has reduced the size of Bears Ears and Grand Staircase Escalante National Monuments, reducing protections for the iconic landscapes. Then we find out how an animal shelter in Western Colorado had to evacuate all their animals due to the Gold Mountain Fire. Then we tag along on Carbondale's first ever Art Crawl, then we hear about the geologic history of the region, and we round out the show with the story of an historic collegiate summer baseball league. Tune into the Regional Roundup on KDNK every Thursday at 4:30 pm.