ThinkRadio with Alan Wartes

Brian Calvert editor of High Country News spoke with Alan about how issues in the American west reflect larger global issues and the magazine's move to Gunnison, CO.

Alan spoke with Darcie Perkins Executive Director of Living Journeys about how our community supports people and families who are working their way through a cancer diagnosis and what we all can do to help.

Paul Edwards professor emeritus of communication arts at Western State Colorado University spoke with Alan about the significance of theater in the modern era and what he plans to pursue after retirement. 

Pamela Brunsell and Nici Graves of Gunnison Valley Health Hospice and Palliative Care joined Alan to bring to light to what hospice actually is and to discuss the value of what hospice provides to families and the community. 

Alan discusses the philosophy and effectiveness of the worlds oldest continuous healing system with Chinese medicine and acupuncture  practitioner Katie Dautrich.

Lisa Holland owner of Zen Business Consulting spoke with Alan about the B-Corporation and how business has the power to change the world.

Alan had Phil Chamberland in the studio to talk about his time as a county commissioner and what comes after his term is over.

Alan spoke with author Eric Eaton about his new book The Thrival Guide and the importance of taking time to do what you love in order to thrive and not just survive.

Mike Pelletier and David Primus discussed GIS mapping technology and how they are using it to help bring the Gunnison Valley's history to life.

Alan's guest this week was Nicole Esquibel the Dean of the School of Visual and Communication Arts at Avila University. She discussed her current documentary Neva Romero: Jamas Olvidados. It's a film about the 6 Chicano student activists who were killed in car bombs in Boulder Colorado during the 70's.