On The Morning Mix, Crook and the Bluff are performing in the studio throughout the program, and organizers of the Element 11 Festival, a regional, sanctioned Burning Man event, which takes place in the Utah west desert from July 12th through 15th, are in to talk about that event coming up and how to get involved. Also members of Park City Improv are in studio to promote the shows they're doing at the Park City Library on select Fridays throughout the summer, including tonight.

Friday on The Morning Mix, in-studio musical guests inlcuded The Inevitables, one of the many student performance groups produced by the award winning 'Caleb Chapman's Soundhouse' school in Salt Lake City. Also, conversations with the Director, Caleb Chapman, and with original Yardbirds member, Jim McCarty, who is performing this weekend at Egyptian Theatre.

This week on The Morning Mix, state finalist of the International Blues Challenge, William G Kidd, will be the in-studio musical guest. Also an interview with Susan Tedeschi of Tedeschi Trucks Band - they'll be performing next week at the Eccles Theater in downtown Salt Lake City; and a conversation with Amy Tangaro, Marketing Manager for Squatters and Wasatch Brewing, about their new summer brew -Chasing Tail Orange- and their collaborative partnership with Best Friends Animal Society.

On The Morning Mix -musical guest in studio is Courtney Spalding. Other guests include Brian Kelm, President of the Utah Blues Society talking about the upcoming Utah Blues Festival, to be held at Gallivan Center in downtown Salt Lake City on June 16th, and original Beach Boy, Al Jardine, who is performing "A Postcard from California" at Egyptian Theatre this weekend. Also a full rundown of Weekend Events- on The Morning Mix Friday morning at 9, right after NPR News.

This weeks Morning Mix features musical guest Morgan Snow of Triggers and Slips performing live in the studio throughout the show. A conversation with Raychel Johnson, Marketing Director for the Ogden Music Festival, happening this weekend at Fort Buenaventura in Ogden. And a final interview with Katie Stellpflug, celebrating 7 years in Kamas with ARTique gallery and giftshop, who is hosting a First Friday openhouse tonight.

Guests on The Morning mix include Brian Richards of Mountain Town Music and Caleb Parry and Jeremy Gross, two actors performing in "The Full Monty", on stage this weekend at Egyptian Theatre. Also, musical guest Lantern By Sea playing live in the studio.

On the May 11 Morning Mix, in-studio musical guest is Sarah Anne DeGraw an area-local. Joey Traum will be in from Bonanza Campout Music Festival, happening June 22-24 at River's Edge in Heber. Jason Ostler will run down the Blues, Brews and BBQ, free concert series that Snowbasin holds every Sunday, from June 10 thru September 30. Notable acts include Left Over Salmon, Los Lobos, and Andy Frasco.

On today’s The Morning Mix, local musician Kasey Coyle will be the in-studio musical guest, and comedian Kris Shaw will call in to talk about the stand up comedy shows this weekend at Egyptian Theatre. Plus a full rundown of weekend events.

Today on The Morning Mix, local musician Rick Gerber will debut, live in the studio, songs from his newest cd, "Downtown Love Massacre". Scott Iwasaki, from Park Record , will highlight options for parents and their kids this summer from their recently published Park City Parent Guide. And members of Timpanogas Valley Theatre will be in to promote their production of "Hello, Dolly" on stage this week and next in Heber. All that and a thorough rundown of Weekend Events.

On today's show Christie and guest co-host Ryan Walsh feature the music of Doyle's Hooligans, as well as a conversation with Ken Sanders of Ken Sanders Rare Books about the 50th anniversary of the publication of Edward Abbey's environmental love letter to Utah's Arches National Monument, and highlights of the upcoming Navajo Rug Show at the Natural History Museum of Utah.