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This week on Express Yourself, we're fully in the swing of Mountain Fair preparations! Aly Sanguily interviews Bright Light Social Hour, Sonya Meyer stops by to talk about her upcoming Cabaret, and local bands Sweet Jessup and the Dirty Buckets play in-studio ahead of their Friday night show at Steve's Guitars.
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This week on Express Yourself, hosts Amy Kimberly and Brian Colley speak with artist Justin Squier, who's showing his mixed media works at Carbondale Arts. And, SoL Theatre Director Jennifer Johnson is joined by teen actors featured in the new play Ride the Cyclone. Also, we hear all about the Redstone Magical Moments Summer Concert Series from Lisa Wagner.
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This month's episode, Portrait of Dads, features storytellers from SOL Theatre Company, and is dedicated to fathers everywhere.
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This week on Express Yourself, Aly and Cody talk summer concerts in Basalt, local live music at Steve's Guitars, and the upcoming Juneteenth Celebration at Aspen Meadows.
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This week on Express Yourself, we get an update from the Carbondale Public Arts Commission on next week's annual sculpture Art Walk. Also, get your DNA upgraded (?) with singing bowls as we talk astrology (just what is Mercury in Retrograde?), and three local stone carvers pop in to talk a new exhibition at Carbondale Arts.
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This week on Express Yourself we hear from Dance Initiative about the upcoming performance from Baye & Asa at The Launchpad, and Deanne Vitrac-Kessler shares updates about the 3rd annual Pow Wow coming to Aspen on the Memorial holiday weekend. Plus, a conversation with staff of The Art Base and Aspen Film about their Roc Doc Film Camp for teens this summer.
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Hosts Cody Lee and Megan Passmore talk to TACAW's Ryan Honey about the Local Comedy Showcase, and local DJ Grim Nymph stops by ahead of his performance at Dandelion Day.
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May means Dandelion Day, and this week on Express Yourself hosts Brian Colley and Amy Kimberly talk with Quinn Port about the event, coming up on May 13. Also, a conversation with Paint Writer-Director Brit McAdams and Art Director Cassandra Holden. The film stars the artwork of Brian Colley himself!
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March's episode of VOICES Radio Hour is titled The Things We Left Behind Along The Way, dedicated to the voices of the sages in our community between the ages 76 and 97. Along the way of the Great Depression, immigration, commune building, choosing between love and career, as well as life’s full spectrum of challenges and opportunities, what have we picked up, and what have we left behind? Here are the storytellers Art Ackerman, Sue Lavin, Joan Lamont, Bill Jochems, and the storyteller-in-Spanish Maria Alicia Pastrana. Music selections are performed by Clay Boland Jr. on piano, from his album “Love Walked In”, piano interpretations of songs by Ira & George Gershwin.