For more info:

https://lunchduchessmusic.bandcamp.com/album/how-it-ends

https://www.facebook.com/LunchDuchess/

https://www.instagram.com/lunchduchess

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WKqEZhmg6FI

Today, we have something special! The 2022 Candidate Debates with those running for Grand County Attorney and Grand County Sheriff. Hosted by KZMU and ACLU Utah with support from the Southeast Utah League of Women Voters, this event broadcast live on Monday, October 10th from the Moab Arts and Recreation Center. Hear from county attorney candidates Christina Sloan and Stephen Stocks on issues including alternatives to incarceration, lawsuits, and community collaboration. Listen to sheriff candidates Curt Brewer and Jamison Wiggins talk about transparency, emergency management, noise enforcement and more.

// Election Day is Tuesday, November 8th. Registered voters should be receiving their ballot by mail the week of October 17th. You can still register to vote online at vote.utah.gov or in person at the Grand County Clerk’s Office, 125 East Center Street.

// Music is 'Silky' by Alex Figueria

Game On! We didn’t think the Buck & Bernie show could get even livelier but it sure can when the subject is hunting! Join chef/hosts Tim Buckingham and Bernard Guillas in spirited conversation with local hunters Mark Halladay and Casey Montandon. They talk about their philosophy on hunting, the best way to butcher and, of course, cook all sorts of wild game. Tune in!

// Music in Today’s Episode is Eternal Funk Palace by Ketsa

William Grandstaff has been one of the biggest mysteries in Moab history for well over 100 years. A Black frontiersman, Grandstaff ran cattle in a canyon that now holds his name. So, where did he come from? Who was he? What happened to him? Guest Mary Langworthy of the Moab Museum joins the latest History Hour to talk about recent genealogical research that has revealed more details about Grandstaff’s life before and after his time in Moab.

// Show Notes:

// Moab Museum

https://moabmuseum.org/profile/william-grandstaff/

// Music in today’s episode is ‘Speedy Delta’ by Lobo Loco

The BLM’s Moab Field Office wants feedback on a draft travel management plan for the Labyrinth Rims/Gemini Bridges area. This plan will determine where off road vehicles are allowed in that landscape for decades to come. On the latest This Week in Moab, we have Benjamin Burr of the Blue Ribbon Coalition and Kya Marienfeld of the Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance to give different perspectives on this topic. And later, Jessie Shalvey from the Youth Garden Project talks about the nonprofit’s upcoming Harvest Festival. The fest will include food, music, and lots of activities for the whole family.

// Show Notes:

// BLM Labyrinth Rims/Gemini Bridges Draft Travel Management Area

https://www.blm.gov/press-release/blm-announces-public-meeting-and-comment-period-labyrinth-rimsgemini-bridges-draft

// Blue Ribbon Coalition

https://www.sharetrails.org/

// Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance

https://suwa.org/

// Moab Sun News: Celebrating the harvest

https://moabsunnews.com/2022/09/15/celebrating-the-harvest/

// Music in this episode is 'Holizna Raps' by HoliznaCC

It’s a jam-packed Art Talks! From the Community Artist in the Parks program to Wild Weird Wacky Westerns, the Red Rock Arts Festival and Moab ArTTrails Sculpture Exhibition…there’s a lot going on! Find out about these upcoming arts and cultural events from guests Karen Garthwait, Bega Metzner, Kelley McInerney and Christy Williams-Dunton.

Show Notes:

// Community Artist Program

https://www.nps.gov/arch/getinvolved/communityartist.htm#:~:text=The%20program%20gives%20visitors%20from,and%20passion%20for%20creative%20expression

// Wild Weird Wacky Westerns

https://www.discovermoab.com/event/wild-weird-wacky-westerns/

// Red Rock Arts Festival

https://www.redrockartsfestival.com/

// Moab ArTTrails

http://moabarttrails.org/

//Music in today's Art Talks is 'Swinging Sofas' by Lobo Loco

For more about Plastic Picnic:

http://plasticpicnic.com/

For all things Jen Ayers: https://jenayers.bandcamp.com/releases

We're heading to the hills today on the 30th Ever Radio Revue, to meet a man who moved to Moab, Utah in large part because of the existence of KZMU Moab community radio. We'll take the station wagon up to visit - specifically the Studebaker Conestoga - and banjo our way through the boonies and over the ol' Amarillo Highway to have afternoon tea with Professor Purple, also known as Richard Schwartz, the mastermind behind a show that can only be described  as "neo insurgent, left wing, alterna-twang, multi-ethnic, North American, hillbilly honky tonkin' music!"

// Intro music was performed by, in a piece called Twang by Tone Ranger courtesy of the . The historic 1917 recording, widely recognized as the worlds first jazz record. called The Livery Stable Blues was from the Original Dixieland Jazz Band, and the yodeling duet to take us out was from the Library of Congress, originally recorded by RCA Victor in 1916, accessed through the National Jukebox at the Recorded Sound Research Center, featuring Barton Ward and Carrol Frank .Theme music for this show was provided by Noise Cake, with I Love It. Archives of this show can be found at kzmu.org

It’s time for another culinary journey with our resident chefs! This time, Buck & Bernie take us into the fantastic world of…preserves!! From jams to liqueur to herbs this conversation is full of interesting perspectives, tips and tricks on preserving the bounty. Tune in!

// Find recipes for this episode:

https://www.kzmu.org/preserving-the-bounty-on-buck-bernie/

// Music in Today’s Episode is Eternal Funk Palace by Ketsa