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Mac Dukart from Teton County Solid Waste & Recycling dropped by to talk about our county's recycling and waste program. He talked about the Sustainability Series and tonight's topic "Taming the Wild Waste - Talking Trash, Recycling, and Beyond". We discussed the challenges and the future of waste management in Jackson and what individuals can do to reduce their own waste.

Dr. Samuel Singer of Wyoming Stargazing discussed his public programs within Wyoming Stargazing and also the upcoming Solar Eclipse. The eclipse will be on August 21st and the town of Jackson is already booked to capacity for the occasion. We discussed the science behind the eclipse and why people are so excited to travel out to Jackson for this special event.

We talked to journalist Dan Neal about some recent articles from WyoFile, an online statewide news source. We discussed the effects of Wyoming's state budget cut addressed in Andrew Graham's article "Mental health costs outstrip state funding" & Angus Thuermer's piece "Four Damn projects would cost $88 Million".

This week Chef Jason dives into pickling and the fermentation process. Tune in ever Sunday from 11am-12pm for a new episode of The Grand Table!

From the Galápagos “Enchanted Islands” to the salty New York Harbor, this episode features stories about “Luck” from the library’s live storytelling competition, Cabin Fever Story Slam. www.tclib.org/cabinfever

"This week, our new show on "Ask the Vets" talks about a very sensitive and always salient topic...euthanasia. If you are a pet owner, you will likely be faced with end of life decisions at some point in your pet's life. Tune in every Sunday in the noon hour for Ask The Vets with Dr. Dan.

Cassandra's new segment, Notes for the Apocalypse, will be aired on Sundays at 12:30pm. She'll talk with guests from Jackson Hole and beyond about the lesser talked about topics in life: joy, despair, work, passion, relationships, death, love, and so forth. The first episode is a (somewhat nasally) conversation with her friend Anna. They both grew up in Jackson and moved back after college and living abroad. They delve into what it's like to forge a life in a town with pre-established personal and family history, dating in a ski-town, what happens when being a "skier" or "mountain biker" isn't your primary identifier, how to cultivate deep friendships, and how not to depress everyone when you feel overwhelmed by the world.

A bunch of Mularkey this week with the sequel to the Quinnterview and much more!

Have you ever heard of gastric bloat in dogs? It is a complex medical problem that can have life-threatening consequences. Hi, this is Dr. Dan Forman from Spring Creek Animal Hospital here in Jackson Hole. Today on KHOL 89.1, we will be exploring this challenging disease from "what to look for" to "what to do" if you suspect your four-legged friend is suffering from what you may know as a "twisted stomach.Tune in every Sunday in the noon hour for Ask The Vets with Dr. Dan.

Scott from 'Slow Foods in the Tetons' and Sam from 'Vertical Harvest' stopped by to discuss the second Winter People's Market. We talked about the different vendors and went into more depth with this months featured vendor, Vertical Harvest. The next Winter People's Market is this Saturday from 2-6pm at the Teton Country Fairground Building.