Ever wondered where your trash actually goes after you toss it? In this debut episode of Trash Talk, Jessica and Lily meander down Moab’s waste stream while tackling common recycling myths. From landfill deep dives to recycling right, we’re breaking down the messy world of trash with facts, humor, and a little bit of snark.

3/24/25 This Week in Moab - Trail Mix’s Joy Dannelly and Brendon Cameron talked about the spring spruce up -April 11th and 12th, an annual, community-wide day of service dedicated to enhancing Moab's trails, trailheads, parks, and recreational areas.; Next we were joined by Sandra Billie from Seekhaven to talk about this weekend’s Resource Fair for the Indigenous Community and finally Clay S. Jenkinson - writer, professor, author and revivalist who is bringing John Wesley Powell and then J. Robert Oppenheimer to life for the Moab Museum’s Gala April 3rd and a second event on April 4th.

Crystal Blanks, music director at KZMU and host of The Artist Speaks, sat down with HAVS to discuss her latest EP, Art of Floating. We explored their favorite tracks, the creative process behind the album, and much more. Tune in and enjoy the conversation!

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Join host Ricky Begaye on this episode of Juniper Hour as we dive into exciting updates from the Native Club! We’re sitting down with our local Native Club officers as they share their enthusiasm for stepping into greater leadership roles within the community.

Ricky also reflects on personal experiences with the club and the exciting future ahead as it continues to grow. Plus, we’ll discuss upcoming events and ways you can show your support.

Tune in for an inspiring conversation about leadership, culture, and community!

In this special episode, we hear a recording of a live show with local musician Rachel Toups from March 29. Toups plays songs from their album Sundog, as well as some unreleased works-in-progress. Throughout the show, Toups discusses their creative process with KZMU News Director Emily Arntsen and friend Malcolm Campbell-Taylor.

Crystal Blanks, music director at KZMU and host of The Artist Speaks, sat down with Darcy Nelson to discuss her latest album, Music Medicine. They explored their favorite tracks, the creative process behind the album, and much more. Tune in and enjoy the conversation!

On this week in Moab we talk to Moab Area Chamber of Commerce’s incoming Executive Director Cora Phillips and Board President Ashley Korenblat about efforts to build new programs and alliances between businesses and the community; and Four Corners Community Behavioral Health’s Amanda McIntosh and USU Extension’s Ashley Yaugher discuss their upcoming conference 2025 Elevating Hope Summit: Taking Substance Use Disorder and Suicide Prevention to New Altitudes in Price on March 19-21st 2025.

This is the premier episode of "Codd's World!" It debuted on March 3, 2025. After hosting "Art Talks" for several years on KZMU, host Richard Codd wanted to explore more about the people who live and work in Moab and Grand County and how they make our community the amazing place it is! Codd will interview local artists, community leaders, visitors, business owners, musicians, and special guests from time to time who bring an unique perspective on the town we know and love.

This episode features Mr. Dillon Folk, Manager of City Market, Moab. Mr. Folk discusses the challenges facing the supermarket's staff as they try to provide a first-class store in a small town and county of about 10,000 people. How do they manage their stock in a store that sees its customer base fluctuate by the thousands given the weather and the season. Mr. Dillon discusses the strategies they utilize in ordering products and how they meet customer demands.

Also appearing in the episode is Mr. Douglas Caylor, RN, Director, Moab Regional Recovery Center. Mr. Caylor discusses the creation of the new out-patient program for individuals seeking professional help dealing with substance use disorders. The interview focuses on the kinds of services the Recovery Center offers, extent of substance misuse issues in Moab and Grand County, and the importance of treating mental health and addiction here in our community.

Join hosts David Everett from Back of Beyond Books and Jessie Magleby from Grand County Public Library as they welcome beloved local author Brooke Williams to the studio to discuss his forthcoming book Encountering Dragonfly: Notes on the Practice of Re-Enchantment. Plus, news of good books that are keeping them all reading late into the night.

The Midnight Library by Matt Haig

To Save the Man by John Sayles

No Democracy Lasts Forever: How the Constitution Threatens the United States by Erwin Chemerinsky

Meditations for Mortals: Four Weeks to Embrace Your Limitations and Make Room for What Counts by Oliver Burkeman

The Garden by Nick Newman

Gliff by Ali Smith

Lone Dog Road by Kent Nerburn *publishing in May 2025

This hour of Juniper Hour with Ricky Begaye features an interview with the Executive Director of Transportation at Grand Schools Bus Barn, followed by a conversation with Anna Conrad. Next, there’s a check-in with GCHS college adviser Sally Sederstrom and a follow-up interview with Seek Haven’s youth and Indigenous community coordinators. The hour focuses on the significance of K’é, a Diné (Navajo) concept meaning "system of kinship"—a deep connection to others and an understanding of one’s roots. The individuals interviewed play a vital role in supporting youth and the community through their programs, serving as the backbone of the community.