Host Diane Johnson interviews Mike Nemeth, author of The Undiscovered Country , about the complexities of family and the indignity of again and dying in present day America.

Host Diane Johnson receives her first ever ukulele lesson with Stephani Askew, artist, educator, muscian, creative director of the Redstone Art Center and leader of the Redstone Ukeladies.

Way of Compassion Foundation director Aaron Taylor joins Diane Johnson to talk about the Way of Compassion Bicycle Project, an educational, safe, and compassionate bicycle shop and bicycle education program for community members to learn how to build, maintain, and develop lifestyles around bicycles.

Host Diane Johnson chats with Carbondale Trustee Lani Kitching about affordable housing options for seniors.

Basalt mayor Jacque Whitsitt joins host Diane Johnson to talk about suicide prevention.

For this month's show Natalie Rae gives the juicy details about this year's Dandelion Day and Jenna talks about Power Punch Parkinson's.

Chad Federwitz, manager of Pitkin County Senior Services , joins Diane Johnson to speak about the resources available to residents of Pitkin County.

Eric Brendlinger, Carbondale Parks & Recreation director, talks about classes, programs and events with the Community in Mind.

Today's show features music and conversation with the Crystal River Ukuladies followed by expressions of love by the Andy Zanca Youth News Team.

Amy French, Volunteer Coordinator & Family Services Director at Habitat for Humanity, speaks with Host Diane Johnson about Building Homes, Building Hope, Building Community.