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We talked with Josi Stephens, the community manager at Asymbol Gallery about their upcoming show "Legacy of Disruption". It celebrates the art, boards, and riders who have come to define snowboarding culture. That's on Tuesday, March 15th at 6pm.

Every Friday, KHOL covers an event or person in the arts community in Jackson Hole. This week, Michael Moeri talked with Kayla Arend, the creator of Ignis Anima. The multi-media collaboration includes a short film, live painting and dance performance, and a collection of still photographs.

The film and photography will be displayed in the Center Theater Gallery until April 4th. There is an opening reception and performance on Friday March 11th at 5:30pm at Center for the Arts.

Anna Cole from Jackson Hole Mountain Resort joined us to talk about all that is going on for March Radness, part of the celebration for JHMR's 50th Anniversary. Events include Music Under the Tram, Nathaniel Rateliff and the Night Sweats, the Zac Brown Band, the Chris Robinson Brotherhood, and more.

Dr. Gillian Chapman, the Superintendent of Teton County School District #1, joined us to talk about her passion for education, a new decision to reconfigure Colter and Jackson Elementary schools, and what it was like to make the move from Kansas to Jackson Hole.

Fran Romo and Troy Ogilvie joined us from Contemporary Dance Wyoming, the professional modern dance arm of Dancer's Workshop to talk about an open rehearsal they're hosting on Friday, March 11th at noon. We explored why they dance, what it's like to show an unfinished piece, and more.

Every Tuesday and Thursday, Teton Pass Ambassador Jay Pistono joins us with an update from the top of Teton Pass. Today we talked about how new snow and rising temperatures will affect the conditions and avalanche safety. Catch it on-air at 10:30am.

We talked with Anne Bradley about an ongoing series called Conversations for Common Ground. This series of conversations provides the chance to talk skillfully and respectfully about charged issues with people who might have differing perspectives.

Remaining themes:

· March 9 – Housing

· March 16 – Gun Safety

· March 23 – What Are We Being Called To Do?

Each takes place at 11:30am at St. John's Episcopal Church in Jackson, WY.

One Ton Pig is one of Jackson Hole's favorite bands. They meld the singer-songwriter tradition of artists like Johnny Cash and Willie Nelson with genre-bending jam-band styles. Justin Smith and Jason Baggett joined us to talk about the origin of their love for music, how the band came about, what it takes to get along for 9 years, and so much more.

Julie Guttormson, the owner of Revolution Indoor Cycling, had a stroke at age 31 that changed her life. Now, she is helping to raise money for local heart and stroke patients through an event called Rock the Ride. That's on Sunday March 13th from 9am-1pm featuring various cycling instructors and DJ Londo.

Jensen Buck and friends live on KHOL 3.8.16