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Teton County Search and Rescue, Jenny Lake Rangers, and the IAN Fund partner to present a "Picnic in the Park" this Sunday as part of the initiative to prevent and reduce accidents in the backcountry. The IAN Fund started when Elizabeth Lamphere's partner died in an avalanche in Colorado to provide support for the children and families lost to such tragedies. She spoke to us about carrying on his absence and Stephanie Thomas talked with us about TCSAR's efforts to expand the support they offer the community before, during, and after incidents in the backcountry.

The Picnic in the Park takes place on the lawn at Healthy Being Juicery on Sunday, July 17th from 4-7pm.

For more info about the IAN Fund or TCSAR visit:

http://ianfund.org/

http://www.tetoncountysar.org/

Tune in to hear Graham and Massey talk this week in local and national sports!

This week Chef Jason talks salumi and salami, the art of Italian dry curing.

This summer, the Murie Center and Teton Science School are hosting a series of conversations on Mardy Murie's Front Porch. We talked with Kate Bodey and Leslie Cook about the Murie Legacy, the meaning of "place-based education", and why kids can connect more deeply in the outdoors.

The first "Conversation on Mardy's Porch" is Thursday, July 14th from 5:30pm-7pm.

For the full lineup visit: http://www.muriecenter.org/2016-mardys-front-porch-conversations/

Throughout the summer, we're talking with world-renowned musicians in town for the Grand Teton Music Festival. This week, violinist Jeff Thayer joined us to discuss his Stradivarius violin from 1708 (yes, the year 1708), studying violin in Spain as a young adult, what it takes to be the "Concertmaster", and more. For a full lineup of events visit: www.gtmf.org/concerts/

Teton Artlab is a local art space that supports regional and international artists through their residency program and public events. They're hosting Brittany Nelson, an artist who manipulates historic photographic processes to create artifacts that speak about the future. We talked about what it's like to work with deadly chemicals, why traditionalists are ruffled by her technique, and who she listens to on repeat in the dark room. There is an artist talk and open studio at the Teton ArtLab this evening from 6pm to 8pm.

Every week, we speak with a journalist from the online, non-profit news source Wyofile. This week, Angus Theurmer brought us a double feature from Sublette County. We talked about nearly 400 acres of land donated to protect deer migration routes near Fremont Lake and why the County will pay for placing their notices in a "shopper" instead of a newspaper.

This week on the Grand Table Chef Jason talks about innovations and a history of chocolate and American preferences.

Tune in every Friday from 2-3pm for Graham Trainor and Massey Zieman's take on this week in sports!

Listen to stories from the library's live storytelling competition, from partying with cannibals to guiding teens through the Grand Canyon.