This was JW’s last scheduled day as Co-Host of The Morning Mix. He plans to free up his weekends and work even harder on his golf game. KPCW payed homage to his efforts building this show and thanked him for his time, energy, wit, insight, and professionalism behind the board. A few surprise guests came in and called in to reminisce about highlights over his 5-year tenure on The Morning Mix. Also there were interviews with Chris Difford of Squeeze- they’re performing Sept 7 at Deer Valley as

Cross-necked acoustic guitar virtuoso Terence Hansen was our in-studio musical-guest playing two guitar necks in unison. Dave March of the Canyons Village Development Association highlighted their newest event – Oktoberfest- happening this weekend at Canyons Village. Sally Elliott of Park City Friends of Ski Mining History explored the unique history of what Parkites call Miners Day, and mining engineer Donovan Symonds detailed some of the finer points of mucking and drilling and how to watch

Park City’s own Oston returned after several years away to be our in-studio musical guest, accompanied by David Rzeszutko and Trevor Lynch. Jimmy Brown of UB40 was on the show before the bands’ concert at DeJoria Center in Kamas, which is part of their 40 th Anniversary Tour . And Joey Traum of Reggae Rise Up, the reggae -ish music festival that takes place this weekend at the base of the Jordanelle Dam in Heber, gave us the final scoop on the 3-night festival.

The studio was packed today with musical guests B.D. Howes Band. Bruce Corrigan, owner of O’Shucks Bar & Grill, came in to talk about the 25 th anniversary celebration for O’Shucks and noted they’d been open every single day from the first day till today- never a day off! How about that? Also they’ve been named Top-Selling-PBR account in the World! Grammy award winning artist Colbie Caillat called in to talk about her new band and her show upcoming at Park City Institute.

The studio was packed today with musical guests B.D. Howes Band. Bruce Corrigan, owner of O’Shucks Bar & Grill, came in to talk about the 25 th anniversary celebration for O’Shucks and noted they’d been open every single day from the first day till today- never a day off! How about that? Also they’ve been named Top-Selling-PBR account in the World! Grammy award winning artist Colbie Caillat called in to talk about her new band and her show upcoming at Park City Institute.

Musical guests in the studio were Aaron Benward, Kylie Sackley, and Danny Myrick, all three part of Nashville Unplugged, a singer songwriter experience which takes place monthly at The Rockwell Listening Room. They are also featured in the upcoming Park City Songwriter Festival coming to Main Street venues September 13-14. Christie visited with Lukas Nelson on his tour bus before his Deer Valley concert.

On the show, our live in-studio musical guests were Memphis McCool, a local band out Salt Lake City. We also had the first opportunity to interview 2019 Miss Summit County , McKenna Stephens, who was crowned last night in the opening event of the Summit County Fair, and we spoke with Alex Petropulous, drummer for Pigeons Playing Ping Pong, a lyrically-named band performing at Red Butte Garden with Umphry’s McGee. All that and a thorough rundown of weekend events for the Park City Arts Festival,

Today's show featured Colten Hood as the in-studio musical guest. Wasatch Wipeout Demolition Derby producer, Johnny Gullo, called in to help us understand the finer details, rules, and strategy of a demolition derby. The Wasatch Wipeout Derby takes place this weekend in Heber City. And Soul, folk, rock and blues singer Martin Sexton came in studio for conversation and music. He is in residence this weekend at Egyptian Theatre.

Today on The Morning Mix, born-and-bred Parkite and local musician, Sophia Dion, is back home from her developmental years in Nashville and is the show’s in-studio musical guest. Also Jessica Wall and Brenna Wall, actors in the upcoming performances of Shakespeare’s “The Comedy Of Errors”, presented by Timpanogas Valley Theater, is in to talk about their roles in community theater, and a conversation with national touring artist Bob Schneider, who is performing Friday night at The State Room in

Listen to Friday’s The Morning Mix for a conversation with Clinical Psychologist Arthur Weinfeld who realized a tranformation from critical to creative thinker after 2 successful bouts against cancer. Also, conversations with Amber Hansen, Director of A Chorus Line, now on stage at Egyptian Theatre, Anna Wilson, Utah and Nashville-based singer songwriter presenting the 2 nd annual TrouBeliever Songwriter Festival in Ogden this weekend and with musical guests Sundog Sky, who perform live on air