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In this episode Kat interviews Jim Harris about his experience using psychedelic mushrooms to recover from a spinal cord injury. The conversation weaves through personal experiences and opinions around harm reduction. Kat and Jim discuss the future of spinal cord and other rehabilitation for physical disabilities, which has been mostly left out of the current research into psychedelic medicine.

Sara Tymczyszyn and Becca Gourlay interview their farm mentor Don Zasada from Caretaker Farm in Western Massachusetts. Don uses an apprenticeship model to train future farmers in sustainable vegetable production and service a 275 member CSA. Sara and Becca both apprenticed at Caretaker prior to farming in Western Colorado.

On this show guests discuss Ukraine, Russia, China, and the U.S.’s role in global affairs. Guests are Alexandra Shaforost - born and raised in Ukraine, a first-generation immigrant to the U.S., and now a professional who has lived in 7 countries; and Marty Manosevitz, a retired professor of psychology, retired clinical psychologist, and an informed citizen and critical thinker.

This week James Steindler and Jeanne Souldern discuss all things TACAW with Education & Community Partnerships Coordinator, Art Williams and board member and landscape architect, Julia Marshal.

On this episode of Live Poet Society, host Hattie Rensberry shares readings of poetry about cozy things with guest Josh Adamson.

KDNK’s news team brings you local and regional news from the Mountain West

KDNK’s news reporter Hattison Rensberry brings you local and regional news from the Mountain West

On this episode of Everything Under the Sun, host Raleigh Burleigh and Sopris Sun Executive Director Todd Chamberlin chat with River Bridge Regional Center's Mary Anne Cloud about giving to non profits.

On this episode of Ask the Vet, Veterinarian Technician Darren Houser and Dr. Jenn Davis chat about pet cancers and treatment options.

On this Thanksgiving episode of Everything Under the Sun we hear the Six Nations Prayer. This Thanksgiving address was used by the six nations of the Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) to open and close major gatherings or meetings. The prayer was also sometimes used individually at the beginning or end of the day.