In 2008, Dr. Will Evans interviewed Lakota Chief Arvol Looking Horse, the 19th Generation Keeper of the Sacred White Buffalo Calf Pipe. For part two of this interview, click here.

Local Tyler Lindsay returns on Shifting Gears to continue a cross-generational conversation with Will Evans about our relationship to this planet mounting uncertainty. This is part 3 of a 3 part series.

Elizabeth Herald returns to Shifting Gears and recalls who attended her self-led, coming-of-age ceremony on Cortez Island: the wilderness and a wolf. Shifting Gears features conversations with people making life-sustaining choices. Over the years, we learn to expect change. It is happening now - we live in a time of transition. When change occurs, if we shift gears and are alert, more options are available. Join Will Evaans for Shifting Gears the first Wednesday of each month at 4:30 on KDNK and

Brook LeVan of Sustainable Settings reflects with Will Evans on agriculture as a healing practice.

To begin the year's public affairs programming at KDNK, Brook LeVan of Sustainable Settings reflects with Will Evans on our collective responsibilities toward one another and the earth.

Local Tyler Lindsay returns to talk about his pursuit of flow and relationship with source water on Shifting Gears. Click here for part one.

Theo Colborn is credited with identifying damage to human reproductive health caused by small doses of toxic chemicals called endocrine disruptors. Theo also explains why lack of public health protection of air and water is a concern to residents of the Colorado Drainage. Will Evans interviewed Theo in a three-part series in 2011. For parts 2 and 3 of their conversation, click here .

Ten years ago, when this program was recorded, Karen Grey created an outdoor preschool where children were given an opportunity to find a part of themselves that our fear culture and push for academic excellence, even at the preschool age, does not allow. Karen is moving onto a new phase of her life. We thank her, wish her well, and celebrate the continuation of Carbondale Waldkinder.

Tyler Lindsay talks about his pursuit of flow and relationship with source water. Click here for part two.