This week The Sopris Sun interviews its very own cartoonist, Larry Day, who illustrated journalist Carol A. Foote's debut children's book, “Trouble Dog: From Shelter Dog to Conservation Hero."

Patrice Fuller and Kelly Snyder talk about the grand opening of The Garage Brewery.

Local author Jon Waterman talks about his newest book, "Into the Thaw," chronicling climate change in the Arctic Circle.

Sopris Sun Executive Director, Todd Chamberlain highlights the many non-profits in our area and Colorado Gives Day.

The Sopris Sun is joined by Ceasefire Now RFV to preview their upcoming discussion of Isabella Hammad's "Enter Ghost," this year's Aspen Words Literary Prize winner, at the Pitkin County Library on Nov. 17 at noon.

James and Yesenia chat with Tucker Farris and Jeff Bier about Redstone Historical Society's fireside chat series.

Local Karen Etheredge connects us with Steven Lambert of North Carolina for an on-the-ground description of the Hurricane Helene devastation, and how people are setting aside their personal lives to lend a hand to those in need of support.

Today on Everything Under The Sun, Matt Eames with the Carbondale Clay Center previews an upcoming workshop exploring Andean clay instrument-making techniques. Plus, we talk to Brendan Girardot about his new role as executive director of the Andy Zanca Youth Empowerment Program.

This week on Everything Under The Sun, Niki Delson with Age-Friendly Carbondale talks about receiving the AARP's Andrus Award for Community Service, a prestigious honor.

Will Grandbois joins the Sopris Sun staff to talk about the 115th Annual Potato Days in Carbondale.