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This week on Express Yourself, Wilderness Workshop and EcoFlight talk about a new film about the Crystal River, we'll talk with the 5 ceramicists featured in "Journey of the Casually Curious" at the Carbondale Clay Center, and artists from the Aspen Chapel Gallery's current group show VOICES talk about their collaborative creations.

Tune in for the latest on the inaugural Farm Fest brought to you by the Carbondale Tourism Council; we'll also hear about this weekend's 4th Annual Shining Mountains Film Festival in Aspen, Alya Howe stops in to talk about Voices of Courage by Writ Large, plus a preview of the Queer VOICES Theatre Project coming to TACAW next weekend. All that and more!

The Andy Zanca Youth Empowerment Program launches a new monthly show called 'Take a Minute" with Andy B. The show will broadcast each first Monday of the month throughout the school year.On this month's show, Andy talks with Jonathan Greener, Assistant Director of Stepping Stones of the Roaring Fork Valley. Stepping Stones offers a mentor program and drop-in program for youth in the valley.

On this episode of Express Yourself, Campaign Manager Michael Gorman stops by to talk Wilderness Workshop efforts and events, Executive Director Angela Bruno weighs in on the Carbondale Clay Center auction and 25 Year Retrospective, and we finish the hour out with a peek at the sold out Consensual Christmas show at TACAW this Saturday.

This week Express Yourself starts December off with Alya Howe speaking about Immigrant Voices, Jennifer Johnson fills us in on SoL Theatre’s production of The Muppet Christmas and Santa Claus swings by before he Lights Up Carbondale. Plus we get an update on all things auction for the KDNK Labor of Love.

On this special holiday themed episode, host Amy Kimberly welcomes friends and family to share poems. They also get listeners in the giving mood, highlighting nonprofits that could use some holiday donations.

On this episode of Express Yourself, hosts Brian Colley and Amy Kimberly chat with Millie Test and Amy Beidleman about their artwork at the Aspen Chapel Gallery and in the Carbondale Arts Gallery, Ray Emery from Aspen Art Museum talks about their program Art in the Field and finally Vince Herman from Leftover Salmon talks about new music on the horizon.

On this episode of Express Yourself, hosts Amy Kimberly and Brian Colley welcome Jeff Carlson and Emily Henry from Thunder River Theatre Company's production of Proof, Mark Burrows stops by, and Natalie Spears plays for our listeners.

This week on Express Yourself: In the name of love we look at the art of Chocolate Making with Pollinator Chocolate, the magic of Flowers and their healing power with Yoli Laguerre and a conversation with Casey Piscura about the love affair of Farm Collaborative and Seed Peace.

On this episode of Express Yourself, TACAW's Kendall Smith and Epicure's Allen and Julia Domingos talk about The Supper Club; Meredith Badler from Colorado Business Committee on the Arts talks about all the advocacy and opportunity for creatives going on at the state level; and artists Liz Heller and Summers Moore talk about their work featured in the Carbondale Clay Center's current show "The Way We Are."