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In this episode Erik Skarvan interviews Highlands Alehouse Owner Kevin Joseph.

Following a dream to create programming specifically for locals, Erik Skarvan launched The Local's Show on Grassroots TV in 2005. The Local's Show quickly evolved into a thirty minute talk show featuring inspirational locals; from Olympic athletes, to politicians, to entrepreneurs in order to inspire fellow locals to step up and pursue their dreams too.

In this episode Erik Skarvan interviews Highlands Alehouse Owner Kevin Joseph.

Following a dream to create programming specifically for locals, Erik Skarvan launched The Local's Show on Grassroots TV in 2005. The Local's Show quickly evolved into a thirty minute talk show featuring inspirational locals; from Olympic athletes, to politicians, to entrepreneurs in order to inspire fellow locals to step up and pursue their dreams too.

Alex Beinstein interviews Rabbi David Segal of Aspen Jewish Congregation.

Alex grew up in the Roaring Fork Valley for high school and it was then that he became politically active. He left for some time, college in Chicago and Law School in Maine, but now he's back home. Along the way Alex did some radio journalism work, volunteered at an elementary school in Nairobi, Kenya and studied the Constitution in depth. All of these experiences helped Alex ask better and more thoughtful questions for his new show Law and Politics in Aspen. Stay tuned if you think the term serious Aspenite is not a contradiction.

Alex Beinstein interviews Rabbi David Segal of Aspen Jewish Congregation.

Alex grew up in the Roaring Fork Valley for high school and it was then that he became politically active. He left for some time, college in Chicago and Law School in Maine, but now he's back home. Along the way Alex did some radio journalism work, volunteered at an elementary school in Nairobi, Kenya and studied the Constitution in depth. All of these experiences helped Alex ask better and more thoughtful questions for his new show Law and Politics in Aspen. Stay tuned if you think the term serious Aspenite is not a contradiction.

Alex Beinstein interviews Ambassador Robert Hutchings, Professor at Princeton University and former chair of the National Intelligence Council, and Dr. Jeremi Suri, Professor at the Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs at the University of Texas.

Alex grew up in the Roaring Fork Valley for high school and it was then that he became politically active. He left for some time, college in Chicago and Law School in Maine, but now he's back home. Along the way Alex did some radio journalism work, volunteered at an elementary school in Nairobi, Kenya and studied the Constitution in depth. All of these experiences helped Alex ask better and more thoughtful questions for his new show Law and Politics in Aspen. Stay tuned if you think the term serious Aspenite is not a contradiction.

Alex Beinstein interviews Ambassador Robert Hutchings, Professor at Princeton University and former chair of the National Intelligence Council, and Dr. Jeremi Suri, Professor at the Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs at the University of Texas.

Alex grew up in the Roaring Fork Valley for high school and it was then that he became politically active. He left for some time, college in Chicago and Law School in Maine, but now he's back home. Along the way Alex did some radio journalism work, volunteered at an elementary school in Nairobi, Kenya and studied the Constitution in depth. All of these experiences helped Alex ask better and more thoughtful questions for his new show Law and Politics in Aspen. Stay tuned if you think the term serious Aspenite is not a contradiction.

In this episode Jerry interviews bestselling author Kelly Green as she discusses her latest book, "Back in the Game: My Year of Dating Dangerously."

The Jerry Bovino Show is about people in Aspen who aren't necessarily rich or famous, but who make up the fiber and fabric of our town. The premise of the show is that "everybody has a story," and that every person is interesting, if you find out what really makes them tick.

In this episode Jerry interviews bestselling author Kelly Green as she discusses her latest book, "Back in the Game: My Year of Dating Dangerously."

The Jerry Bovino Show is about people in Aspen who aren't necessarily rich or famous, but who make up the fiber and fabric of our town. The premise of the show is that "everybody has a story," and that every person is interesting, if you find out what really makes them tick.

Thanks to the support of local law firm Allen, Wertz & Feldman, any Roaring Fork Valley resident or non-profit can appear on "Fat City" to promote an event. Fat City is our only staff produced program. Give Ashley a call at 925-8000 if you'd like to be on the show.

"Justice Snows Americana Series" with Brad Manosevitz, Singer Olivia Pevec with Let Them Roar, Guitarist Mateo Sandate with Let Them Roar, and Ellie Barber Cellist/Vocalist with Pearl & Wood

Thanks to the support of local law firm Allen, Wertz & Feldman, any Roaring Fork Valley resident or non-profit can appear on "Fat City" to promote an event. Fat City is our only staff produced program. Give Ashley a call at 925-8000 if you'd like to be on the show.

"Justice Snows Americana Series" with Brad Manosevitz, Singer Olivia Pevec with Let Them Roar, Guitarist Mateo Sandate with Let Them Roar, and Ellie Barber Cellist/Vocalist with Pearl & Wood