Aspen Public Radio Podcasts

Aspen Skiing Company is running on all cylinders as the World Cup finals kick off this week. The company also recently released a sustainability report that details progress toward reducing its carbon footprint and working on environmental causes. News director Carolyn Sackariason sat down with environment reporter Elizabeth Stewart-Severy to talk about how SkiCo approaches events like World Cup and works toward large-scale change.

Pitkin County officials are digging deep to learn more about local impacts of climate change.

Alongside the swag, food, and festivities at World Cup Village at Wagner Park, ski racers and fans alike will have a chance to take political action.

Eagle County’s Board of Commissioners met behind closed doors on Tuesday. One issue they discussed was Tree Farm, a controversial development proposal in El Jebel.

Sunday was a breeze with signs of spring as local mixologists from 11 Aspen bars flaunted new concoctions.

The pool of candidates running for three open seats on Aspen City Council is now solidified — kind of. Technically, six people are running for two open council seats, currently held by Art Daly and Ann Mullins, both of whom are seeking another term. Their challengers are former councilman Torre, current planning commissioner Skippy Mesirow and Aspen residents Ward Hauenstein and Sue Tatem. And technically, three people are running for the mayor’s seat. Incumbent Steve Skadron is vying for his

More than half a million people used Pitkin County’s public trail network in 2016.

Carbondale trustees are applying for an initiative that helps build affordable housing and workspaces for creative types in Colorado. There is a huge need now that the town has been designated a 'Creative District' by the state.

Ann Wilson of the band Heart brings her tour to Belly Up Aspen this Tuesday.

The Basalt Town Council is expected to vote on a resolution to become a “safe harbor” for immigrants.