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On this week’s Regional Roundup, we look at the latest efforts to open Bears Ears National Monument to mining and we'll hear about a public awareness campaign in Colorado aimed at helping people stay bear aware.We’ll also hear about a Western Colorado nonprofit building community by encouraging women and girls to exercise, and learn how the Ute Mountain Ute Tribe is strengthening relationships with local governments. Then, we visit the Rocky Mountain Biological Laboratory to learn about its research and we finish with a look at why some trees survive wildfires while others don’t.

On this week’s Regional Roundup, we hear about efforts to repeal the Roadless Rule, which protects national forests, and reaction from public lands advocates in Wyoming. Then, we hear from the Southern Ute Tribe about its objections to a proposed mine in the La Plata Mountains. We’ll also hear about the challenges of recycling in rural Colorado, and then we head to Wyoming to learn how volunteers are tracking the American pika. And we round out the show with a look at how drought is affecting farmers across the region, and the impact it’s having on the mental health of agricultural workers.

News host Katalina Villarreal brings listeners Thursday's news, including: results from the latest Colorado Latino Policy Agency poll, a report from GOP gubernatorial nominee Victor Marx's stop in Delta County's small town Austin, and a story on the shorter farming season that leaves less room for farmers to react, both reports shared with us via Rocky Mountain Community Radio.

On this month's episode of The AZYEP Podcast, hosts Jem Badgett, Indi Michel and Brendan Girardot talk with youth musicians Lana Greengrass, Sean Hamilton and Caden Smith, about their upcoming Noisefloor concert at Steve's Guitars.

News host Katalina Villarreal brings listeners Friday's news, including: an announcement from the Pitkin County Sheriff's Office regarding Maroon Peak's closure while recovery operations occur for the deceased climber found Thursday morning, an account of Republican Congressman Jeff Hurd's appearance in Glenwood Springs from the Colorado Capitol News Alliance, and a two-way interview with the Sopris Sun's Editor, James Steindler, regarding recent awards won from the Colorado Press Association.

AZYEP DJ, Blake Petersen, talks with Rachel Forsyth, a public health nurse from Garfield County. They discuss immunizations and the COVID-19 vaccine for youth in our community.

On this month's My Own Two Hands, Adele Craft talks with Colorado Mountain College's Kevin Hillmer-Pegram about sustainability, social action and self care.

This week Dyana Z. Furmansky on to discuss her column, and then Sopris Sun extraordinaire Will Grandbois will join us — all live on the air!

Host S.S. Kitty interviews Anne More an Advanced Erotic Blueprint Trainer and Somatic Sexologist. Anne and Kitty will discuss intimacy and why the conversation is so important.

Sopris Sun Editor Raleigh Burleigh interviews Dr. Brooke Allen about the upcoming same day COVID testing coming to Carbondale.