Bill Kight hosts “For Land’s Sake" the second Tuesday of every month. The show features guests sharing thoughts on their personal connection to the land.
Today at 4:30 Bill Kight, host of KDNK's public affairs show For Land's Sake, will be talking with local leaders who are concerned about the future of our public lands. The topic is the newly formed Public Lands And Water Forum.
George Wear is a retired engineer who studies and keeps current on nuclear waste storage, especially regarding proposals for any proposed nuclear storage sites in Colorado.
Bill Kight talks about funding being eliminated for public media such as PBS, NPR and libraries, and is joined with KDNK Manager, Megan Passmore.
Ecologist R.A. Burrell talks with Bill Kight about the importance of native plants.
On this episode of For Land's Sake, Bill talks with longtime and outgoing Eagle County Commissioner Kathy Chandler-Henry about the highlights of her tenure.
Bill Kight interviews Sarah Johnson, founder of Wild Rose Education.
Bill Kight talks with Gwen Garcelon about restoration. What kind of restoration? Tune in and find out.
This month on For Land's Sake, host Bill Kight will talk about energy efficiency with Fred Porter.
On this month's episode of For Land's Sake, host Bill Kight talks with Stephen Bershenyi about his connection to the land.
On this month's episode of For Land's Sake, host Bill Kight will talk with Gail Schwartz of Habitat for Humanity about providing housing in our valley.
On this month's episode of For Land's Sake host Bill Kight talks with local musician Natale Spears about her quiet awe of wild places.
On this month's episode of For Land's Sake host Bill Kight will talk with Rich Lofaro and Heather Lewin from the Roaring Fork Conservancy about the good things they do in our valley.
On this month's episode of For Land's Sake, host Bill Kight talks about Colorado's water with Kate Ryan and Blake Mamich of the Colorado Water Trust.
On this episode of For Land's Sake, host Bill Kight talks with Charlie Jensen about his achievement of hiking the Triple Crown in one year.
On this episode of For Land's Sake host Bill Kight talks with Chris “Crispy” Ellis of In Our Hands about his unique affordable housing solutions.
On this month's episode of For Land's Sake, host Bill Kight speaks with KMTS general manager, Gabe Chenoweth.
On this month's episode of For Land's Sake, host Bill Kight talks with John Fayhee, author of the recent book, The Long Tangent about hiking for a year with his dog Casey.
On this episode of For Land's Sake host Bill Kight will talk with Eileen Kemp of DHM Design about working on landscapes in National Parks.
On this episode of For Land's Sake, host Bill Kight interviews Aspen-Sopris District Ranger Kevin Warner.
This month on For Land's Sake, Host Bill Kight discusses Tim Cooney's recent series for Aspen Journalism on the Northern Utes.
This month on For Land's Sake, host Bill Kight speaks with with Connor Coleman of Resiliency Lands about exactly that: the resiliency of Mother Earth's land.
Host Bill Kight talks with the semi-retired Ken Neubecker, who has worked on water and river issues for more than 25 years. Neubecker is the former executive director of the Western Rivers Institute.
On this episode of For Land's Sake host Bill Kight speaks with ecologist Dee Malone about Colorado's Endangered Wetlands.
On this episode of For Land's Sake host Bill Kight spreads with local architect and activist David Hauter about what is planned for 6th Street in Glenwood Springs.
The tables are turned on this For Land's Sake episode. Luke Nester interviews Bill Kight about the Glenwood Springs Historical Society.
On this episode of For Land's Sake, we revisit a conversation from 2018. Elizabeth Fourneir, author of the Green Burial Guidebook, shares about her book on environmentally friendly burial practices.
On this episode of For Land's Sake, host Bill Kight welcomes two members of the Aspen Valley Land Trust, Suzanne Stephens, the Executive Director, and Brian Hightower, Education Coordinator for Marble Basecamp.
On this archive episode of For Land's Sake, host Bill Kight has a chat with Mary Noone and Fred Haberlein.
On this episode of For Land's Sake, Bill Kight welcomes Jared Kerst of Rivendell Farms. They chat about the farm and its practices.
On this episode of For Land's Sake, host Bill Kight welcomes KDNK's Anderson Cole to chat about moving on to a Master's program at CU Boulder and his changing role at KDNK.
Host Bill Kight chats with President of the Crystal Valley Environmental Protection Agency, John Armstrong about the organizations mission and recent efforts.
On this episode of For Land's Sake, host Bill Kight chats with founders of Evergreen Zerowaste, Alyssa and Dave Reindel.
Host Bill Kight chats with co-founder and executive director of Sustainable Settings, Brook Levan.
Bill Kight, host of Public Affairs Program For Land's Sale, talks with Tom Cardamone, local ecologist and executive director of the Watershed Biodiversity Initiative.
On January's episode of For Land's Sake, Bill Kight will talk with journalist Allen Best. Allen is founder and publisher of Big Pivots, which chronicles climate, energy and water in Colorado.
This months episode will feature host Bill Kight talking with Sara Tymczyszyn about how her dream of starting High Water Farms in Silt has come through.
H ost Bill Kight will talk with Morgan Hill. Morgan is president of the Middle Colorado Watershed Council and she will tell us what's happening along the middle Colorado River.
Host Bill Kight talks with Aspen Valley Land Trust Executive Director Suzanne Stephens about the recent acquisition of the Coffman Ranch, outside of Carbondale, and other things.
Bill Kight calls in with his wife Kate Collins all the way from Polynesia. A meeting on the plane inspires them to reflect on International Women's Day and the experience of growing up as a woman across generations.
This month on For Land's Sake, host Bill Kight updates listeners on the State of the Rockies, an annual report from Colorado College. He also talks about the CORE Act, increased ATV usage, and takes calls from listeners.
White River National Forest Supervisor Scott Fitzwilliams briefs For Land's Sake host Bill Kight on the state of the forest. They touch on the difficulties of 2020, including high numbers of new visitors, the new shuttle system at Maroon Bells, and the Grizzly Creek Fire. They also talk about climate change, leadership, and other foci for the forest this new year.
This month on For Land's Sake, host Bill Kight speaks with Sarah Johnson, founder of Wild Rose Education. She defines what environmental education means to her, what that looks like during a pandemic, and the importance of considering social equity in the field.
In December 2019, Bill Kight interviewed author John F. Ross about The Promise of the Grand Canyon: John Wesley Powell's Perilous Journey and His Vision for the American West .
KDNK News reporter Kathleen Shannon interviews For Land's Sake host Bill Kight about the spirit of his show and views on the future of our public lands.
Local writer Genevieve J. Villamizar is a regular on For Land's Sake. This month, she shares with Bill Kight her role as Artemis Ambassador through the National Wildlife Federation . This involves fostering community among girl and women anglers, archers, hunters and conservationists.
Best-selling author of Peter Heller visits For Land's Sake to talk about 'The Orchard,' his latest novel. Host Bill Kight asks Heller about perspective, daily writing disciplines, the origins of the phrase "copy and paste" and more.
For Land's Sake host Bill Kight explores the history of our area's original stewards, the Ute Indians. He talks about broken treaties, white 'assimilation' efforts and forced relocations. Bill Kight also discusses the need for reconciliation, and what we as individuals should do about injustice when we're made aware of it.
On this month's For Land's Sake, host Bill Kight speaks with old friend Kevin Warner, who started his new job as the head of the Aspen/Sopris Ranger District of the White River National Forest on December 2nd, 2019.
On this month's For Land's Sake, host Bill Kight shares his love for poetry and shares several evocative favorites.
Heather McGregor and Jeff Peterson of the Glenwood Springs Citizens' Alliance join Bill Kight on For Land's Sake to talk about the proposed quarry expansion and their lawsuit against the Bureau of Land Management.
This month on For Land's Sake, Bill Kight features the Middle Colorado Watershed Council with updates from Board President Morgan Hill about projects including a new activity and learning center in Rifle. The Wild & Scenic Film Festival will return with a showing at the Vaudeville in Glenwood on Thursday, April 2nd and a showing at the Ute in Rifle on Saturday, April 4th.
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