Daniel Paul Nelson is the director of Lakota People's Law Project and talks with Amy Hadden Marsh about recent decisions on the Keystone XL and Dakota Access pipelines, South Dakota's response to Lakota COVID-19 checkpoints, and how they impact Native American sovereignty.

Author Gary Ferguson and Dr. Mary Clare were guests on Valley Voices on June 26, 2020 and the show was so popular, they agreed to continue the conversation. Today's show features Ferguson's new book The 8 Master Lessons of Nature and more about Full Ecology .

Author Gary Ferguson and Dr. Mary Clare talk about Ferguson's new book The 8 Master Lessons of Nature and their joint venture Full Ecology .

Since the killing of George Floyd on May 25th, protests across the nation have spurred conversations about police brutality. Minneapolis may dismantle the police department, and the mayor of Los Angeles is canceling planned budget increases for that city’s department. But, policing looks different in small, rural communities. KDNK's Kathleen Shannon spoke with Carbondale Police Chief Gene Schilling and his soon-to-be replacement Lieutenant Kirk Wilson about the town's police department - it's

Today's show features clips from a Facebook webinar hosted by the City of Glenwood Springs and featuring Mayor Jonathan Godes and Rob Stein, Superintendent Roaring Fork School District. Click here for the entire bilingual forum , featuring Brianda Cervantes, School Community Organizer.

Jackie Skramstad, Clinical Operations Manager for Mind Springs Health , joins KDNK's Amy Hadden Marsh to talk about how the COVID-19 pandemic can effect mental health for the long run. For COVID-19 mental health support, call 877-519-7505.

This week's show features Shalmali Guttal, executive director of Focus on the Global South , on how COVID-19 is impacting India and refugees from a March 26, 2020 public meeting on Coronavirus, Capitalism, and Global Inequality , hosted by London-based Global Justice Now .

Suzanne Jackson and Jeanne Perry of local group Colorado Wild Public Lands talk about the proposed revisions to the 50-year old National Environmental Policy Act or NEPA and potential impacts to public lands. Click on the headline to find out more about the proposed changes and where to send comments.

Emmy Award-winning filmmaker, founder/director of the Cloud Foundation , and lifelong wild horse and burro advocate Ginger Kathrens returns to Valley Voices for an update on mustangs across the West.

Meghan Hurley Backofen is the Core Sexual Abuse Treatment Provider for the Garfield County Department of Human Services and works out of River Bridge Regional Center in Glenwood Springs. She will be presenting on this topic at Friday’s Human Trafficking Summit in Rifle.