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  • Host Ape on the Dink chats with local musician Pam Rosenthal, of Pam and Dan fame, having a grand old time along the way.
  • This week on Express Yourself catch some improv comedy with members of Consensual Improv, performing Saturday night at TACAW, Celebrate Carbondale Clay Center's 25 years with artists Mathew Eames, Sue Kolbe and Lori Dresner from the current exhibition, Movers and Shakers and an indepth look at the Pow Wow 2022 put on by the Aspen Indigenous Foundation on April 15 and 16 with hoop dancer champion and programmer, Buffalo Child.
  • On this episode of Get Out! host Morgan Neely chats with current Red Hill council president, Chris Brandt, former Red Hill Council president Davis Farrar, and local artist/trail user Lindsay Jones.
  • Host Ape on the Dink has a chat with "candyman" Mark Burrows of Pollinator Chocolate.
  • This week on Express Yourself, we talk Bike Week with Tracy Wilson, converse with CRMS Faculty about Scholarship Day and finish with Emma Martin and Gabby Gawreluk about the current Clay Center exhibition "Pairings".
  • On this episode of Everything Under the Sun, host James Steindler has a chat with author Nathanial White about his book "Conscious Designs".
  • Kat interviews Madison Cheshire, a local Midwife, Mentor, Artist, and Bodyworker. Madison the creator of Birth-Pathways and Wildflower Visionary; two projects focused on reclaiming wholeness, freedom, and sovereignty in pregnancy, birth and beyond. In this episode Kat and Madison discuss being an informed consumer of healthcare, how to foster body sovereignty, the importance of community around birth and connecting with the rhythms of the body and life.
  • The Andy Zanca Youth Empowerment Program's project coordinator, Adele Craft, speaks with guests Suzanne Wheeler and Rosa Vargas of Raising a Reader, as well as local children's book author Lisa Dancinglight and Andrea Suarez, Early Childhood Family Liaison. They discuss the importance of early literacy and bilingual education. You will also hear a special reading of the Spanish translation of Lisa's book, Magic Mountain.
  • The Andy Zanca Youth Empowerment Program's project coordinator, Adele Craft, talks with Amanda Petersen of Focused Kids about ways that students, teachers, and parents can incorporate mindfulness and self regulation strategies into their lives.
  • This week on Express Yourself, we talk with Wendy Holmes of ArtSpace about what artist live/work affordable housing could look like in Carbondale, artist Hannah Stoll speaks about her new exhibition "Prospects" at Carbondale Arts, and we talk with The Aspen Art Museum about a free film screening at the Crystal Theatre called "The Mountains Have Eyes".
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