John McClow is a key player in the world of water and specifically water law in the American West for many years. He is full time general council for the upper Gunnison River Water Conservancy District. He and host Alan Wartes spoke about the history of water law in the west and how it is changing as a result of extended drought.

Karen Hoskin co-owns Montanya Distillers with her husband Brice in Crested Butte Colorado where they distill, bottle, and distribute their internationally awarded rum. She and host Alan Wartes spoke about the company's commitment to sustainability and the local economy, as well as their deep commitment to employee and community well-being.

Dr. Anthony Zaragoza has a PhD in American Studies and is Professor of political economy at Evergreen State College in Tacoma, Washington. He and host Alan Wartes spoke about how the global economy effects us closer to home than we realize and how to recognize the rights we possess to effect change in our communities. 

Tom Fleischner is the executive director of the Natural History Institute in Prescott Arizona and is the author of the book Nature, Love Medicine: Essays on Wildness and Wellness. He and host Alan Wartes spoke about the history of natural history itself and how as a practice it relates to wholeness and healing in todays fractured world.

Host Alan Wartes spoke with entrepreneur Krista Powers. She is the founder and owner of Vermont Sticky a company dedicated to bringing a range of products derived from the maple syrup her family produces in Vermont to the rocky mountains. They spoke about the challenges of starting a business from scratch and the lessons learned along the way. 

Seth Roby has an MFA in print making from NMSU in Las Cruces, New Mexico. He is also a former Peace Core Volunteer. He and host Alan Wartes spoke about the pace and philosophy of printmaking and how place informs the technique and mood of his pieces.

Regina is council-woman of the Ute Mountain Ute Tribe. She and host Alan Wartes spoke about her work with the Bear's Ears Inter-Tribal Coalition fighting for the Bear's Ears National Monument in Utah and why it means so much for her tribe and for her personally. 

Viles is long time musician and Co-owner of Castle Creek Guitars in Gunnison Colorado. He and host Alan Wartes discussed the process from conception, to creation,  to show-room floor of his new and unique musical creation, a brand new instrument called the Dobrato.

George Leoniak is owner and operator of a company called The Mindful Tracker where he offers a variety of courses to teach others what he knows. He and host Alan Wartes spoke about the practice of mindfulness in the art of tracking and how it in turn can inform your life.

Gavin VanHorn is author of the book The Way of the Coyote: Shared Journeys in the Urban Wilds. He and host Alan Wartes discussed how the natural world has been viewed by religions over the centuries and the miracle of communing with nature everywhere it is found.