Podcast by KOTO Community Radio
-The West End Roundup with The San Miguel Basin Forum -Telluride Looks to Put Lift Ticket Tax on the Ballot -Norwood Moves to Tackle Development Backlog, Considers Moratorium on Large Projects
-Wildfire Starts on Stoner Mesa -Telluride Moves Forward with Southwest Development -New Snow Telemetry Site in Alta Lakes
Public lands are under pressure—from proposed sell-offs to rollbacks on environmental protections. What's at stake, and how are communities fighting back? Over 40% of San Miguel County is on federally managed public land. Rocky Mountain Community Radio recently hosted a regional call-in show "Public Lands, Public Voices" to get voices from across the Rocky Mountain West to share their perspectives on this issue. This show was originally broadcast live on July 31.
-Parking Pain Persists -County Climate Action Continues Despite Federal Funding Cuts
-Entrevista de Inmigración -Orden de detención contra el ex sheriff del condado de San Miguel
-Arrest Warrant Issued for Former San Miguel County Sheriff -Mia goes M.I.A. -Get Your Ducks in Row: KOTO Duck Race is Tomorrow
-Telluride Arts Announces New Director -Telluride School District Acquires Ilium Housing -One Book One Canyon…and A River
Join KOTO's Mason Osgood and the SBG Productions team to talk about the 2025 Telluride Jazz Festival.
-Goat Graze the Valley Floor -Telluride Comprehensive Plan Looks Into the Future
-County Shares Updates on Affordable Housing Projects -The Town Office Shuffle -Summer Cat with Risho Unda
-Basin Fair Shows Off The Best of the West End -Chitty Chitty Bang Bang flies into Telluride -West End Roundup With the San Miguel Basin Forum
-CPW Forced to Euthanize Two Bears -County Begins Housing Code Update -Mountain Village Celebrates Its 30th Birthday
-Mountain Village jura su nuevo Ayuntamiento -Radio Esperanza -Los bomberos luchan contra un incendio forestal en la zona oeste
- Commissioners Discuss Wildfire Ready Action Plan - G is for Government Previews Telluride Town Council - For Local Governments Sewer Authority Isn't a Waste
- Mountain Village Swears in New Town Council - KOTO Braces for Funding Cuts - Shakespeare in the Park Prepares for Opening Night
-Western Slope Wildfires Continue to Grow - Norwood Water Commission Inches Closer to Full Project Funding - Summer Cat with Risho Unda
El Cónsul visitará Telluride a finales de mes para proporcionar pasaportes y otros servicios esenciales a la comunidad mexicana. Si usted o alguien que usted conoce podría beneficiarse de esta visita, ¡asegúrese de sintonizarnos!
-El recuento confirma los resultados de las elecciones en Mountain Village -La evaluación de las necesidades de vivienda muestra que el condado está más envejecido y es más rico -La Feria y Rodeo de Basin de San Miguel llega a Norwood
-Wildfires Continue to Challenge Firefighters Across Region -SMART Board Discusses Decreased Ridership
-Lighting Starts Wildfires Across Western Colorado -Summer Cat with Risho Unda -Attorney General Phil Weiser Visits Telluride
-New Forest Project Aims to Improve Wildfire Resilience - The West End Roundup With The San Miguel Basin Forum - Norwood Chamber of Commerce Stays Busy
- Recount Confirms Mountain Village Election Results - Housing Needs Assessment Shows County is Older and Wealthier - A State of the Town Address
Summertime at the Ah Haa School for the Arts means something very exciting is on the horizon: the HAHA! The annual fundraiser invites talented artists to put on a unique and immersive multimedia experience right here in Telluride. This week on "Off the Record", hear from some of the artists featured at this year's event.
-El Condado de San Miguel entra en la Etapa 1 de Restricción de Incendios -Radio Esperanza -Cambios en la Oficina del Sheriff del Condado de San Miguel
- Council Attendance Policy Moves Towards Voters - Big Beautiful Bill Isn't Good for Colorado - Goats Graze on the Valley Floor
-PAULO MUNGIA is County's New Poet Laureate -Dr. Jason Sibold leads Bear Creek Walk and Talk -San Miguel County Listed as 'Sanctuary' in Trump Executive Order
- San Miguel County Enters Stage 1 Fire Restrictions - Telluride Town Council Reviews Community Survey Results - Summer Cat with Risho Unda
Join KOTO's Mason Osgood for a wide ranging discussion about the iconic Hardrock 100 endurance run. He's joined by race director Dale Garland, local endurance runner Sarah Lavender Smith, longtime Hardrocker Chris Twigs, professional trail runner Lindsay Allison and Hardrock organizer Kayla Ferguson.
-Tesla Cybertruck Burns in Redvale -Mining Land Use Codes Move Forward -G is for Government Previews Telluride Town Council
- Shakeup in San Miguel Sheriff's Office - A Sunny, Smooth Bluegrass - Summer Cat with Risho Unda
-San Miguel County Celebrates Bike to Work Day -The West End Roundup With The San Miguel Basin Forum -Where's Our Wildfire Restrictions?
- Gomez, Mogenson, and Arguelles Elected to Mountain Village Town Council - Mountain Village Postpones Election on Ski Lift Ticket Tax - Rediscovering the Soul of Advocating for Change
Our monthly Off the Record en español. En el show de hoy aprenderemos mad de las cosas maravillosas que CAFI hace para la comunidad latina.
-La temporada de incendios se calienta -Primer poeta bilingüe -Mountain Village difiere la votación del impuesto sobre las tarifas de las sillas de esquí
-A Busy Weekend for Search and Rescue -County Updates Deed Restriction Policies -Telluride Yoga Festival Looks at the Art of Living
-Public Lands Back on the Chopping Block with Senate Bill -Norwood Gazebo Project Gets Green Light -Sounds from the Bluegrass Campground
Three of the seven seats on Mountain Village Town Council are up for election this June. Three of the seven candidates running join for a discussion on the issues facing the community and region. Guests include: Michael Kirn, Jonathan Greenspan, and Heather Knox. To hear from Alline Arguelles, Bradford Hewitt, Harvey Mogenson, and Huascar (Rick) Gomez, who are also running for council, tune in to "Off the Record" from June 10, 2025.
-Fire Season Heats Up -Norwood Chamber Plans Busy Summer of Events and Community Partnership -Managing Menopause
-Lone Cone Saloon en Norwood se incendia -Radio Esperanza -KOTO se prepara para los recortes de fondos federales
- Nonprofits Help Keep Forests Open, Safe, and Accessible - Telluride Joins No Kings Chorus - Summer Cat with Risho Unda
-Airport Expansion Project Moves Forward -THE WEST END ROUNDUP WITH THE SAN MIGUEL BASIN FORUM -US Senate Continues Attacks on Public Lands
-Lone Cone Saloon in Norwood Catches Fire -Telluride Keeps Compliant with State Housing Funding -A World Tour with Telluride Chamber Music
Three of the seven seats on Mountain Village Town Council are up for election this June. Four of the seven candidates running join for a discussion on the issues facing the community and region. Guests include: Alline Arguelles, Bradford Hewitt, Harvey Mogenson, and Huascar (Rick) Gomez. To hear from Michael Kirn, Jonathan Greenspan, and Heather Knox, who are also running for council, tune in to "Off the Record" on June 17, 2025.
-El Ayuntamiento decide fijar las normas de asistencia de los concejales -El nuevo restaurante Latin Creations -El Consulado Mexicano viene a Telluride
- KOTO Braces for Potential Federal Funding Cuts - The Creative Power of Youth
-Telluride Moves Forward on Virgina Placer Phase 2A -Uranium Mine in Utah Sees Emergency Approval -Summer Cat with Risho Unda
-Solar Investments Announced in Montrose County -Rico Community Rallies for New Skatepark -County Meets New Library Director
- Town Council Moves to Set Rules on Councilmember Attendance - The Grand Loop Provides - La Pachanga de KOTO
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