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Three of the researchers involved with the Institute for Ethnomedicine here in Jackson Hole (Sandra Bannock, James Metcalf, and James Powell)visited KHOL! They collaborate with scientists around the world to find cures for neurodegenerative disease and recently made a huge discovery. There is a toxin called BMAA that is linked to Alzheimer's and may be found right here in our backyard.

Cassandra sat down with a few of the people involved in Caravan of Glam, a troupe of drag dancers that perform new-age cabaret! They talked about being on "America's Got Talent" and whether or not their audience surprises them.

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Nat from HBR was kind enough to take some time away from watching a riveting Amy Winehouse documentary to discuss their new 3 EP series, future tour plans, and playing in a windstorm with ski goggles on in the middle of the desert.

Zach sat down with some of the gang from Fox Street from Denver before they played their version of "A/B Side Story" in memory of their childhood friend and our DJ Chad Kreft. Hear about first concert misadventures they shared with Chad and wild times at The Town Square Tavern.

Dr. Gary Lancelotta is highly accomplished in the field of child psychology. He sat down with Cassandra to talk about how technology is affecting child development, conducting assessments in Spanish, and bring teenagers to Jackson to conquer obstacles through rock climbing.

Kit DesLauriers is an accomplished professional skier and the first person to ski on all Seven Summits. She spoke with KHOL about her new book, "Higher Love", how being a parent has affected her skiing, and what it means to turn back on an expedition.

Cassandra sat down to talk with professional skier and model Sierra Quitiquit and film producer/director Chris Kitchen of KGB Productions to discuss the new film "How Did I Get Here", which follows Sierra's story.

We sat down with Chris Christian, the executive director of Wyoming's branch of NORML, to discuss marijuana legislature in the Cowboy State.

Friday the 13th was a lucky one for us here at your community radio station, Paul Hoffman and Anders Beck from Greensky Bluegrass stopped by before their sold out show at The Pink Garter Theatre. You can listen below to hear them talk about life on the road, their (mis)adventures on Teton Pass and more!