On this month's edition of For Land's Sake , host Bill Kight talks with John Fayhee. He was the longtime editor of the much-beloved Mountain Gazette who's now part of a group behind the Roaring Fork Weekly Journal based out of Basalt. He and Fayhee talk about the new publication, hiking trails best left undescribed, and the benefits of certain mind-expanding activities in the backcountry. Bill Kight hosts For Land's Sake on the 2nd Tuesday of every month. The show features guests sharing

On today's show, Amy Hadden Marsh joins host Bill Kight to look at the top five theats to public lands.

Author Jon Waterman shares about his new book Chasing Denali with For Land's Sake host Bill Kight.

Long-time resident Dorothea Farris was a Pitkin County Commissioner for 12 years and brings much needed wisdom to current land use issues.

Host Bill Kight speaks with Dr. John Hausdoerffer, the dean of the School of Environment & Sustainability at Western State Colorado University in Gunnison.

Host Bill Kight talks to Cally Carswell, High Country News contributing editor, about a sense of place. You can find Carswell's essay in the August 6th issue of High Country News.

Elizabeth Fourneir, author of the Green Burial Guidebook, shares about her book on environmentally friendly burial practices.

Dale Will of Pitkin County Open Space and Trails provides an update on the Crystal Valley Trail.

On May 10, 2016, Bill Kight interviewed local artists Mary Noon and Fred Haberlein for one of the first ever episodes of For Land's Sake.

Dr. Will Evans joins host Bill Kight to speak about slowing down in nature and allowing a relationship to the land to center us.