Vancouver Island’s RUMPUS, aka Danny Elder, combines the live drumming of his punk rock roots with the bouncy tech and bass house he loves to produce for a unique style that sets him apart when performing for raucous crowds at world-renowned festivals like Burning Man, Bass Coast, and Lightning in a Bottle.

The Smalltown DJs, Pete Emes & Mike Grimes, arose from hip-hop block parties, DIY punk rock shows and the early days of rave they loved so much. They make bass-heavy house music, combining the spirit of Canada's outdoor electronic music festivals like Shambhala & Bass Coast, with the sound they developed running their own now legendary Hifi Club in Calgary, Alberta.

Maddy O’Neal is a Denver-based artist who describes her sound as “dirty funky bass music but make it pretty.” Her soulful melodic overtones, driven basslines, and glitched-out hip-hop grooves have wowed audiences at festivals and venues like Coachella, Lollapalooza, Lost Lands, Electric Forest and Red Rocks and she has toured with major acts like Clozee, Pretty Lights, Griz, and Big Gigantic.

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Over the last ten years, Brooklyn, NYC-based artist N2N, aka Nick Kohler, has become recognized for his versatile, genre-blending sets fueled by infectiously joyous house music which have landed him major label signings as well as support from the world’s biggest DJs, including Fatboy Slim, Chris Lake and David Guetta.

SkiiTour is an upbeat DJ/production duo from Whistler, Canada known for their feel-good house music, retro ski aesthetic and ability to rock a party. Their annual après-ski parties at Shambhala Music Festival, featuring snow cones & snow machines, are the stuff of legend and they bring a mountain-sized amount of energy wherever they go.

Pink Fuzz, Hot Milk and the Flower Pallets, Blood Lemon, King Ropes, Isaac Winemiller, Desolation Horse, Mesita, Covenhoven, Missy Jo, Aaron Davis, Michelle Moonshine, Brother Chunky

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Jackson Hole News&Guide's environmental reporter Billy Arnold talks with host Frederick Reimers about the history of the National Elk Refuge and why feeing elk is so controversial.

Artist Ava Reynolds talks to host Frederick Reimers about her latest installation, titled, "New Normal." The pieces focus on four different effects of climate change on the greater Yellowstone region.