New Park City High School football head coach Dennis "Coach G" Cunningham talks about developing a winning culture, life lessons from football, and plans for the upcoming 2026 season.

KPCW DJ Dave Semel traded Los Angeles for Park City to raise his daughter and build a more art-focused life. He now splits his time between television directing, volunteering at KPCW and teaching skiing at Deer Valley.

Kris Lager is a blues/soul/Americana musician out of Omaha, Nebraska. He returns to The Community Campfire to talk about touring in various mountain towns and shares his favorite on-the-road meals. We hear "The Little Things" and "There Ain't Nothin' (That Can Get in My Way)" off his album, "Black Dirt Troubadour."

Park City native Peech. and his band bring their evolving folk-country sound to the KPCW studio, sharing stories of their musical journey and performing new songs from their latest release.

Lexi Rohner’s story is one of hope, humor and unwavering optimism in the face of life’s toughest challenges.

DJ Grateful Ted loves The Grateful Dead, The Band and Wilco — he also appreciates a good Frank Sinatra song. He loves coming into KPCW to DJ on Wednesday nights, as he says it's a form of therapy. As US Speed Skating CEO, his fast paced career never slows down, so he appreciates the sunsets and the solitude from the KPCW DJ studio.

A routine speaking engagement becomes a night full of strange and funny twists for Joel Zuckerman.

Zachary Giddings is a phenomenal music teacher who brings his passion for music to the band rooms and beyond. He believes that every student brings something special to the band and loves guiding their musical journey.

The Park City Pioneers, a Senior A semi-pro hockey team made up of former high-level players, are bringing fast-paced, competitive hockey to local fans while building a strong community connection. Jordon Stone and Kevin Hirt preview this weekend's final home games of the season, highlighting a fun, family-friendly atmosphere with youth involvement and fan engagement.

How Karen Stone turned a canceled world tour, a Kia named Karen, and a pandemic road trip into an unexpected new adventure in Park City.