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This week on Express Yourself, we'll have a live call in to the Palisade Bluegrass & Roots Festival with Amy Kimberly, then an update from Eaden Shantay of True Nature Healing Arts with some upcoming events, and wrap up with Auston Tribble and Barbara Frota from the Grovestock Festival at Sunlight Mountain.

On this episode of Everything Under the Sun, host Raleigh Burleigh and reporter Ken Fletcher chat about Carbondale's new fire training building with Deputy Chief of the Carbondale Fire Rural Protection district, Frank Nadell and architect of the building, Michael Hassig.

On this episode of Everything Under the Sun, host James Steindler is joined in studio with Mayor Ben Bohmfalk and Town Manager Lauren Gister as they discuss the donated land in downtown Carbondale.

On this special episode of My Own Two Hands, host Adrian Fielder chats with CRMPI founder Jerome Osentowski, planner Maya Ward, and local expert Michael Thompson about the special use permit relating to Colorado Rocky Mountain Permaculture Institute. The meeting is scheduled for Thursday, July 7th at the El Jebel Courthouse at 2:30 pm.

On this week's Express Yourself, photographer Esther Macy Nooner talks about her solo exhibition opening at Carbondale Arts' gallery, we'll hear from a few artists at SAW (Studio for Arts and Works) about their summer open house next Wednesday, June 1, and 2 sculptors talk about their work in this year's Carbondale Public Arts Commission (CPAC) Art Around Town show which kicks off next Thursday, June 2.

On this episode of Everything Under the Sun, host James Steindler chats with Carbondale Arts' Executive Director Amy Kimberly about her upcoming 'rewirement'.

On this episode of Immigrant Stories, Klaus Penzel remembers being drafted as a boy soldier into the desperate and retreating German army, during the last days of World War II.

What lurks beneath the surface of Glenwood Springs? Tune in for some tunnel talk on Everything Under the Sun,

This week on Express yourself we explore several musical experiences starting with an interview with John McEuen, originally from the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, talking about his upcoming show at the Ute Theater, Roaring Fork Leadership team on their work with Aspen Camp for the Deaf and their attempts to revive it as a beautiful, active venue, a call in from Con Brio, playing at TACAW and an interview with Allen Harris, creator and performer in TACAW's upcoming performance of Cross That River.

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