John Wells and guest Co-host Becca McHaas welcome their musical guest, Elliot Goldman, who performs in studio during the program. Other guests include Sophy Miles Kohler, owner of Park City Nursery. She talks about Christmas Tree care. Comedian Frank Lucero stopped by. He is performing this weekend at the Egyptian Theatre. Plus, JW and Becca recap weekend events.

On the Morning Mix today, the in-studio musical guest is Branson Anderson. Interview guests are Mitchell Burns from Red Ledges, the sponsor of the annual KPCW Main Street Music Crawl happening tomorrow night from 7:30 to close at several Main Street music venues and Sully from No Name Saloon. Sully is in talking about the bar's 18th annual Free Bird Community Thanksgiving Dinner happening on Thanksgiving Day, giving locals, visitors, and seasonal workers a friendly place to go for a sumptuous

On The Morning Mix we talked to local musician Alisha Stockman, performing in the KPCW studio her very first recently-released single; also an interview with Paige Anderson, Board Chair of the Park City Museum along with Randy Scott,Vice Chair of the Park City Museum detailing the free screening on Veteran's Day of the film "A Midnight Clear", which was filmed entirely in and around Park City in 1991, starring a very young Ethan Hawke, Kevin Dillon, and Gary Sinese. In the final segment,

This Morning on the Morning Mix, local musicians Katya and Moodlite perform in the KPCW studio. JW and Christie visit with Roger Earl and Bryan Bassett of Foghat who are performing this weekend at Egyptian Theatre and they speak with JP Fleege, event producer of ShredFest, a winter kickoff party featuring a ski and snowboard rail jam, lumberjack competition, concert Saturday in SLC at Liberty Park. All that and a rundown of weekend events.

On the Morning Mix JW and Christie feature local one-man-band Kid Brother, who performs live in the studio throughout the hour. Also Nate Sears and John Burdick of Park City Improv detail their two upcoming events: Improvised FairyTales, which takes place Saturday at the Library and Storymine: Afraid, a collaboration between KPCW's Storymine, Park City Toastmasters, and Park City Improv, on Monday night. Also, Grayson West of local distiller, Alpine Distilling, talks about easy and exciting

This morning on the Morning Mix, JW and Christie feature local Park City highschool-aged musicians William Sangster and Jack Forster. Also, they welcome Elaina Newport of The Capitol Steps, a political satire performance group, who claim to put the "Mock' in Democracy. They will be performing in Salt Lake City next week. And a conversation with Gary Lauer of the Wasatch Speaker Series, presenting a 7-speaker season at Abravenel Hall. He'll share some recent insights from their evening with

Today’s musical guest is Sammy Brue who performs live throughout the program. The second guest is the Director of Food and Beverage for Deer Valley, Jodie Rogers, talking about her role as chef and mentor on Teen Chef Pro, season four. John and Christie have a full rundown of weekend events.

On today's program John and Dave visit with Tara Forman from Operation Underground Railroad and Becky Fuys from Rocky Mountain Outfitters, Sleepy Hollow Wagon Rides. Plus, they present news of weekend events.

The in-studio musical guest was "you gotta see this to believe it", double-neck-guitar-virtuoso Terence Hansen. Randi Jo Taurel filled in the details and motivation for creating the 'Autumn Grounding and Goat Yoga' gathering and Richard Boulton, an actor in the Timpanogas Valley Theater's production of 'Lend Me A Tenor', gave details about their current production.

Today on The Morning Mix, local musician Jody Whitesides performs his latest single just realeased last week; a conversation with local children's book author Katie Mullally about self-publishing and self-promoting her trio of books, and Executive Director of Habitat for Humainty, Shellie Barrus and Board Member Whitney Ryan are in to talk about the upcoming Habitat For Humanity's Overall Ball at Park City Mountain Resort. All that plus an extensive rundown of weekend events.