Aspen Public Radio Podcasts

On this week's Mountain Edition, hosts Claire Woodcock and Wyatt Orme bring you a compilation of the week's news.

On this week's Cross Currents, we talk about Sexual Assault Awareness Month, which is April.

Aspen Mayor Steve Skadron has joined 17 other elected officials around the state urging Colorado’s congressmen to support the Bureau of Land Management’s methane rule. A letter signed by 18 mayors of cities and towns around the state was sent yesterday to Senators Cory Gardner and Michael Bennet . The letter states how the rule ensures fair return to taxpayers, improves our air quality, and cuts energy waste. But more specifically, the mayors are opposing a proposal to block rules issued by the

How are local environmentalists responding to new threats to the natural world? Christin and Elizabeth Stewart-Severy discuss the Earthjustice event hosted by Wilderness Workshop.

Christin and Wyatt Orme delve into the continuing saga of the Pan and Fork property in Basalt.

Christin sits down in the studio with Elizabeth Stewart-Severy, environment reporter, to break down a controversial land exchange almost a decade in the making.

Christin and Wyatt Orme, APR's reporter based in Carbondale, talk about the explosion in potential downvalley development.

Environment reporter Elizabeth Stewart-Severy talks with Christin about how this season's unusual snowpack impacted avalanche conditions in the backcountry.

In Parachute on Thursday, April 20, traffic off one of the I-70 exits was wrapped around the block. The cars and trucks were in line to visit the country’s first drive-thru pot shop, the Tumbleweed Express Drive-Thru.

This week's show features Isa Catto Shaw and Daniel Shaw, who host the Aspen Words Writers in Residence Program at their home in Woody Creek each year.