Podcasts about kdnk

On this episode of Radio Physics, physicist Flip Tanedo is interviewed by interns Shen Harman & Alice Lebedev-Migdal.Flip Tanedo builds models of dark matter. He grew up in Los Angeles and fell in love with physics after reading The Physics of Star Trek. This carried into degrees in mathematics and physics at Stanford, Cambridge, Durham, and a Ph.D at Cornell. After a postdoc at UC Irvine, he is currently faculty at UC Riverside where he is often covered in a layer of chalk dust. Most recent items: He is spending his time at Aspen Center for Physics thinking about ways in which dark matter can explain the mysteriously gigantic black holes that have been puzzling astronomers for the past 10 years and is also writing a textbook on linear algebra for physicists. Listen to Radio Physics on KDNK.org every third Wednesday at 4:30pm.

On this episode of Immigrant Stories, join us as Dr. James Walsh, professor of American History at the University of Colorado, compares and contrasts the treatment of the Irish immigrants of the 1840s to the treatment of latino immigrants today. Tune into Immigrant Stories on KDNK.org, on the third Tuesday of each month from 4:30-5:00 pm.

On this episode of Everything Under The Sun, Sopris Sun contributing editor James Steindler interviews Aspen Community Theatre about its production of "Rumors" by Neil Simon, opening tonight at the Wheeler Opera House and running through the weekend. The show travels to the Ute Theatre in Rifle for another run next weekend, November 21-23, expanding access to the Colorado River Valley. Listen to Everything Under the Sun on KDNK.org every Thursday at 4pm.

On this episode of For Land's Sake host Bill Kight will talk with Dale Will of Pitkin County Open Space and Trails about preserving special places. Tune into For Land's Sake on KDNK.org every second Monday at 4:30pm.

Sopris Sun staff and interns speak about the first issue of The Sopris STARS, a new monthly youth insert in the newspaper, which printed last week. Listen to Everything Under the Sun on KDNK.org every Thursday at 4pm.

On this episode of Shifting gears, host Will Evans continues the conversation with Brook LeVan. Brook explains it is our job, and we can do it, to bring back into balance our houses, our lives, our relationships with everything, and each other.Listen to Shifting Gears on KDNK.org on the first Monday of each month at 4pm.

Today on Everything Under The Sun, local artist Cassidy Willey talks about her fluid, mixed-media, abstract landscapes on display at Carbondale's Main Street Gallery and the Joy & Wylde gallery in Redstone. Listen to Everything Under the Sun on KDNK.org every Thursday at 4pm.

This week on Everything Under The Sun, the Sopris Sun interviews part of the McMission team, a fresh local promotion and production company in the Valley. Listen to Everything Under the Sun on KDNK.org every Thursday at 4pm.

In the last five years, the Nieslanik families have suffered major losses. Immigrant Stories rebroadcasts the 2012 interview with the Nieslanik brothers in memory of Paul, John, Bob, Matt and Sharon who have all passed in the last five years. Tune into Immigrant Stories on KDNK.org, on the third Tuesday of each month from 4:30-5:00 pm.

Vanessa Harmony interviews Callie Maron, a licensed professional counselor specializing in mindfulness and nature-based therapy in Boulder, CO. They discuss Callie's journey from taking a scientific track to pursue her love for nature, to realizing the critical interconnectedness humans share with Nature and leveraging Nature as a tool for human healing. Part 1 of 2. Tune into Living Permaculture on KDNK.org, the third Monday of each month from 4 to 4:30pm.

Hosts Louie Geradiot and Matt McBrayer discuss Amazon Web Services, the outage, Microsoft's extended security update service for Windows 10, and Instagram's new teen protection policies. Listen to Geekspeak on KDNK.org on the first and third Monday of the month at 4:30pm.

On this episode of Radio Physics, intern Shen Harman interviews physicist Gordon Baym. Listen to Radio Physics on KDNK.org every third Wednesday at 4:30pm.

In the October episode of Chemical World, Kenna and Mugsy profusely thank the KDNK community for a successful Fall Membership Drive and discuss upcoming events and opportunities to engage with the Carbondale creative community and the importance of community connections in these trying times. Chemical World airs every second Monday at 4pm at kdnk.org

Today on Everything Under The Sun, we hear from the Carbondale Rotary Club about their bike-a-thon event this Saturday raising money to fight the spread of malaria, a preventable and treatable disease. Listen to Everything Under the Sun on KDNK.org every Thursday at 4pm.

Matt McBrear and Louie the Computer Guy discuss new updates to Windows 10, upgrading to Windows 11, and discuss AI. Listen to Geekspeak on KDNK.org on the first and third Monday of the month at 4:30pm.

In this Living World Story, Shayla Paradeis sings to awaken her soul. Listen to Shifting Gears on KDNK.org on the first Monday of each month at 4pm.

Today on Everything Under The Sun, Alex Harvey of The ReMemberers talks about their upcoming musical retelling of the Lindworm myth at True Nature on October 9. Listen to Everything Under the Sun on KDNK.org every Thursday at 4pm.

On this episode of Everything Under the Sun, James talks with Olivia Savard and Marlene Neidert of OMfluence marketing agency. Listen to Everything Under the Sun on KDNK.org every Thursday at 4pm.

Tune in as Alex Sanchez, executive director of Voces Unidas, western Colorado'sLatino advocacy group, talks about the birth of the organization and its efforts to prevent the unlawful detention and deportation of immigrants.Tune into Immigrant Stories on KDNK.org, on the third Tuesday of each month from 4:30-5:00 pm.

Jerome Osentowski and Vanessa Harmony interview Harry Holding, a multi-award-winning landscape designer based in London & Bristol, UK. They discuss Harry's recent travels researching his upcoming book, "Eat Your Garden: Edimentals as a Beautiful, Low-Effort Way to Grow Food" to be published by Chelsea Green, and Harry's approach to landscape design.Tune into Living Permaculture on KDNK.org, the third Monday of each month from 4 to 4:30pm.

Today on Everything Under The Sun, local author Cari Shurman talks about her new book: "Tai Chi for Kids." That's Everything Under The Sun at 4pm, only on KDNK!

Kenna and Mugsy host September's Chemical World live from the KDNK on-air studio in Carbondale, CO in honor of KDNK's Fall Membership Drive starting September 17th. Chemical World airs every second Monday at 4pm at kdnk.org

In August, Mugsy and Kenna discuss the ongoing highs and lows for harm reductionists in 2025, including new funding for High Rockies Harm Reduction and new attacks from the federal government. This month's episode also covers upcoming events, including Overdose Awareness Day on August 31st and KDNK's Fall Membership Drive beginning September 17th.

Andy Zanca Youth Empowerment Program Intern Caden Smith presents a series of short interviews with 3 bands that played at Teen Night at TACAW on May 9th. Then, he shares an interview live from the KDNK studio from June 22nd with Cath Adams from Aperture of Hope and local songwriter James Freeborn.

AZYEP Executive Director Brendan Girardot and Program Manager Adele Craft join KDNK's Chris Hassig and Cody Lee on Express Yourself to celebrate AZYEP's 25th Anniversary Birthday Bash. They have a lively conversation about the event's highlights, the organization's impact over the years, and what's ahead for youth radio in the Roaring Fork Valley.

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.

On May 30, 2025, Brendan, Parker and Megan from the Andy Zanca Youth Empowerment Program joined Brian Colley from KDNK' Express Yourself for an interview about the 25th Birthday Bash and more.

Cities of a certain size in Colorado have to allow more density, because of a suite of new state development mandates. But several cities, like Westminster, Colorado Springs and Arvada, are pushing back. In some cases, they have said, flat out, that they do not intend to comply with some of the laws. Historically, local governments in Colorado and across the nation have had domain over the rules that shape their growth, so at the heart of this conflict are objections over the loss of local control.CPR's Bente Birkeland and Nathaniel Minor explain what these new laws, some of which take effect as soon as this summer, do; what the rub is for some Colorado cities; and what a potential legal standoff could mean for how Coloradans live and move through the state.Purplish is produced by CPR News and the Capitol News Alliance, a collaboration between KUNC News, Colorado Public Radio, Rocky Mountain PBS, and The Colorado Sun, and shared with Rocky Mountain Community Radio and other news organizations across the state. Funding for the Alliance is provided in part by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.Purplish's producer is Stephanie Wolf. This episode was edited by Megan Verlee and sound designed and engineered by Shane Rumsey. Our theme music is by Brad Turner. Special thanks to KDNK in Glenwood Springs, which made its studios available for the recording of this episode.

In the March episode, Mugsy discusses changing legality around plant medicine for the treatment of PTSD, including the FDA denial of MDMA. This episode also provides information on High Rockies Harm Reduction's services and schedule and upcoming events for KDNK's Spring Membership Drive.

On this special Andy Zanca Youth Empowerment Program podcast, Intern Caden Smith interviews local student musician Edie Obyrne about her band Photostatic. Edie also plays two songs live in the KDNK studio.

This week on Regional Roundup, we hear how many of our beloved outdoor spaces are being loved to death as increasing numbers of tourists flock to the region. This show explores how local communities are grappling with the challenge of preserving their natural landscapes while sustaining their economies. From overcrowded trails to endangered ecosystems, this piece sheds light on the delicate balance between growth and conservation. This show is a collaboration between Clark Adomaitis, Maeve Conran, Gavin McGough, Lily Jones, and Hattison Rensberry. - Show Notes - • A feature about the impact of social media influencers on our outdoor spaces. (KDNK) • A feature on a historic train in southwest Colorado switching from coal to oil. (from KSJD/KSUT) • A feature on a the U.S. Forest Service's efforts to tally visitors on southern Colorado. (KHOL) • A feature on the timed entry system at Rocky Mountain National Park (RMCR) • A feature on the danger of spreading invasive species into delicate ecosystems. (KDNK)

Today on the Regional Roundup, we hear a two way on the impact of dehumanizing political rhetoric targeted at immigrants from RMCR, a two way with the founder of the Rocky Mountain Welcome Center and its work with recently arrived Venezuelans from KDNK, a two way on the history of Buffalo Soldiers in the Rocky Mountain West from KRCL, and a feature on Diné Pride from RMPBS.

Today we hear from our partners at KDNK about Colorado's recently introduced wolf pack. We also hear from Utah News Connection about price gouging in the pork industry. We finish up with a story from KUNC about a federal program to pay Arizona cities to conserve water from the Colorado River.

Today on the Regional Roundup, we hear a feature about using an augmented reality app to get kids outdoors, produced by KDNK. We also hear a two way on a non profit from Colorado Springs that turns guns into gardening tools, produced by the Rocky Mountain Community Radio. We finish up with a two way with a man from Kurdistan who now lives in Salt Lake City sharing his experience as a refugee, produced by KRCL.

Today we hear from our partners at Aspen Public Radio about replanting native species after a fire in western Colorado. We also hear from KDNK about a new program to engage kids outside with augmented reality.

Today, we hear from our partners at KDNK about rises in the number of cases of syphilis, especially in newborn children. We also hear from Aspen Public Radio about how local law enforcement is trying to prevent DUIs in high schoolers after prom.

Audio siar Keluar Sekejap Episod 84 antaranya telah membicarakan tentang KDNK Malaysia yang telah gagal mencapai sasaran, Kongres Ekonomi Bumiputera 2024 yang bakal berlangsung pada 29 Februari hingga 2 Mac depan serta Pencen VS KWSP. Keluar Sekejap juga membincangkan tentang isu penetapan harga Beras Putih Malaysia Madani dan pendakwaan terhadap NGO Aman Palestin. Bagi isu antarabangsa, Keluar Sekejap terus mengulas tentang genosid Israel dengan rancangan serangan besar-besaran rejim Zionis itu ke atas Rafah. Disertakan NGO-NGO yang sah dan diaudit untuk tujuan sumbangan kepada Palestin : 1. MyCare Humanitarian Care Malaysia Bhd - 8602135592 CIMB 2. ⁠Cinta Gaza Malaysia - 564810507826 Maybank 3. ⁠MERCY Malaysia - 8000792908 CIMB 4. ⁠Malaysian Relief Agency - 564098208020 Maybank 5. ⁠Viva Palestina Malaysia - 564324601324 Maybank 6. ⁠Yayasan Kebajikan Muslim (MyFundAction) - 55051097 0367 Maybank Bagi yang berminat menaja episod Keluar Sekejap untuk 2024, boleh hubungi +601119191783 atau emel kami di tajaan.ks@gmail.com.

Sektor pelancongan antara penyumbang besar kepada KDNK negara. Namun, sejauh mana ia mampu memberi limpahan ekonomi kepada bukan sahaja pemain industri tetapi juga rakyat secara umumnya. Kupasan bersama Presiden Digital Travel Technology Association of Malaysia (DiTTAM), Rohizam Md Yusoff.

KDNK Malaysia dianggarkan 3.4 peratus pada suku tahun keempat 2023  dan mencatatkan pertumbuhan 3.8 peratus pada 2023. Apakah faktor yang bakal menjadi penyumbang terbesar kepada angka ini?

Keputusan mekanisme subsidi bersasar minggu depan. Tarif pengguna domestik di Kelantan naik 23 sen setiap satu meter padu. KDNK dianggar berkembang 3.4 peratus. Kapal LCS pertama dijangka pada Mei atau Jun.

Keluaran Dalam Negara Kasar (KDNK) dijangka capai 4 hingga 5 peratus pertumbuhan pada tahun 2023, apakah jangkaannya mengambil kira juga sistem Pangkalan Data Utama (PADU) yang mampu mempengaruhi suku pertama tahun 2024? Bersama Ketua, MIDF Research, Imran Yassin Md Yusof berkongsi pandangan tentang cabaran, pelaksanaan dan impak ekonomi Malaysia.

Laporan berita padat dan ringkas #AWANI745 bersama Hilmi Malik Tumpuan #AWANI745 malam ini: -  Sah ! Zayn mati dibunuh. Selamat dikebumi.   - PM tempelak pemimpin politik Sabah songsang. - Malaysia di landasan positif capai matlamat SDG. - MIDF Research jangka kadar KDNK meningkat kepada 4.7 peratus  tahun depan. #AWANInews

In September's edition of Chemical World, your hosts honor Suicide Awareness and Recovery month and celebrate KDNK's fall membership drive with music, personal stories and community service updates.

Today we hear from our regional partners at KHOL about ongoing investigations into drink spikings at bars in Jackson, Wyoming. We also hear from KSJD about revived efforts on the Navajo Nation to legalize same-sex marriage. Finally, we hear from KDNK about a new artificial technology that can spot dangerous wildfires. //Photo: Earlier this summer, a woman suspects she had her drink spiked at The Stagecoach Bar in Wilson, Wyoming. Photo by KHOL.

On Monday, a tanker carrying road chip oil rolled over on State Road 128, locally known as River Road. 3,800 gallons of chip oil spilled near Big Bend campground. Chip oil is the tar-like substance used to repair cracks in roads. No oil reached the Colorado River, according to Moab Valley Fire Chief TJ Brewer, who led the emergency containment crew. We also hear from our partners at KGNU about the latest updates in the court proceedings of the Boulder King Soopers mass shooting case. Plus, we hear from KDNK about Colorado's efforts to bear-proof their towns. We also hear from a KGNU Report for America Corps Member about the drawbacks of electric bike batteries. //Show Notes: //Photo: A tanker rolled over on State Road 128, spilling 3,800 gallons of chip oil. Photo courtesy of Moab Valley Fire Department. //BLM Moab Field Office Contact: 385-235-4364

Dalam episod kali ini KS menyentuh tentang Keluaran Dalam Negara Kasar bagi Suku Tahun Kedua, Foreign Direct Investment yang merudum, isu ambalat, pengislaman yang dibuat oleh PMX dan isu tema dan logo Hari Kebangsaan yang dipolitikkan.

Who lived here when Moab was an ocean? We went to the Paleo Aquarium at the Moab Giants museum to find out. Plus, we hear from our partners at KRCL about anti-BDS laws, and from KDNK about pride celebrations in Glenwood Springs. //Photo: Kids learn about an ichthyosaur, a type of marine reptile that lived in Utah millions of years ago, in a 3D virtual aquarium. //Show Notes: //Moab Giants https://moabgiants.com/

A group of conservationists are working to remove flammable vegetation from a section of Pack Creek that runs through town as fire season approaches. A particularly wet winter led to a boom in invasive plants this spring. Once these plants dry out, they become dangerous tinder for potential fires. We also hear from our partners at UPR about the death of twenty California condors due to avian flu. Some of these endangered birds died in Utah. Plus, we hear from KDNK about a recent Colorado River meeting to discuss the state of the waterway across the West. //Photo: A group of conservationists are removing flammable, invasive plants from the banks of Pack Creek in anticipation of fire season. //Show Notes: //Reducing wildfire risks at home https://www.nfpa.org/News-and-Research/Publications-and-media/Blogs-Landing-Page/Fire-Break/Blog-Posts/2023/02/09/Protect-Your-Home-From-Wildfire-With-Free-Online-Learning-From-NFPA //UPR: Twenty endangered California Condors have died of avian flu this year https://www.upr.org/utah-news/2023-05-10/twenty-endangered-california-condors-have-died-of-avian-flu-this-year //KDNK: State of the River debrief with the Sopris Sun's Olivia Emmer https://www.kdnk.org/2023-05-11/state-of-the-river-debrief-with-the-sopris-suns-olivia-emmer

Grand County Commissioners are considering handing off the Moab to Monument Valley Film Commission to the Red Cliffs Foundation, a new non-profit affiliated with the Moab Museum of Film and Western Heritage. We also hear from our partners at KUER and KDNK about Utah's dwindling flood budget and drag queen storytelling in Colorado. Plus, the Weekly News Reel! Sophia Fisher of The Times-Independent has comments from the lead auditor tasked with looking into government performance in Grand and San Juan Counties. Plus, Grand's commission once again nixed the Rally on the Rocks event and Lianna Etchberger is leaving the helm of USU-Moab. Alison Harford of the Moab Sun News discusses critical infrastructure repair at the wetlands preserve, noxious weed eradication and the return of the April Action Car Show. //Show Notes: //Photo: The county's film commission could soon partner with the Red Cliffs Foundation, an affiliate of the Moab Museum of Film and Western Heritage pictured here. Photo by Dave Hensley via Flickr. //KUER: Utah will dip into rainy day funds to keep up with flood relief, says Gov. Cox https://www.kuer.org/politics-government/2023-04-20/utah-will-dip-into-rainy-day-funds-to-keep-up-with-flood-relief-says-gov-cox //KDNK: Storytime just got glamorous https://www.kdnk.org/local-news/2023-04-18/storytime-just-got-glamorous-roaring-divas-host-a-reading-at-the-bluebird-cafe //Weekly News Reel Mentions: //The Times-Independent: Grand barely mentioned in ‘sham' audit https://www.moabtimes.com/articles/grand-barely-mentioned-in-sham-audit/ //The Times-Independent: Commission again nixes Rally on the Rocks event https://www.moabtimes.com/articles/commission-again-nixes-rally-on-rocks-event/ //The Times-Independent: Etchberger leaving USU-Moab June 30 https://www.moabtimes.com/articles/etchberger-leaving-usu-moab-june-30/ //Moab Sun News: What's happening at the Matheson Wetlands Preserve? https://moabsunnews.com/2023/04/20/whats-happening-at-the-matheson-wetlands-preserve/ //Moab Sun News: A conversation with the plant detective https://moabsunnews.com/2023/04/20/a-conversation-with-the-plant-detective/ //Moab Sun News: Peruse the region's best hot rods https://moabsunnews.com/2023/04/20/peruse-the-regions-best-hot-rods/

On this episode of Chemical World Kenna and Maggie celebrate Spring Membership Drive at KDNK with live music from Mugsy Fay and updates on events, activities, legislation and opportunities to get involved with harm reduction and mental health efforts across Colorado this Spring and Summer.