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Another off-the-wall contribution from Social, everyone's favorite Deadhead.

This is part two of KDNK's first, and maybe still the best, gossip show, from the early and mid-80s. I don't know if they were hanging out over a white picket fence. Maybe it was a tie-dye picket fence. The novelty of poking gentle fun at the locals must have been irresistible.

Even baby squirrels love KDNK.

Fred Haberlein, known as Lightning Heart, traditionally gave the blessing to open every Mountain Fair.

KDNK's News Director Morgan Neely has Wednesday's updates, including Aspen's municipal election results. Also, the Glenwood Springs High School Demons boys hockey squad lost a heartbreaking 4A State Championship match Tuesday night on a triple-overtime, walk-off goal from opponent Cheyenne Mountain. And KDNK’s Hattison Rensberry asks High Rockies Harm Reduction Director Maggie Seldeen about common misconceptions regarding Naloxone.

Oh my God! Blueberry White Chocolate pie? Yowza.

A good example of KDNK's passionate DJs.

At the height of a local development controversy the then-new band Leftover Salmon paid a visit to the Merle and Chameleon show, back when they did in-studios.

What if the qualified help never arrives?

This is a clip from the most exciting Women's Woodsplitting contest in Mountain Fair history in 2012.