In this episode, we sat down with none other than Ryan Eakes from Typhoon Farma, home to the largest hemp farm in Colorado! 🌱 If you’re into CBD, you’ll want to hear how this Montrose-based operation is setting the global standard for CBD production. Ryan shares insights on hemp farming, the growing industry, and how Typhoon Farma leads the charge with innovative practices that are transforming the world of wellness.

Well, here we are folks—another riveting episode of WKRP Montrose, where our local City Manager, William Bell, bravely (or foolishly?) faces the onslaught of public questions. And where did these questions come from, you ask? Social media, of course! That endless scroll of wisdom and well-thought-out debate...

Welcome to WKRP Montrose, where we bring you stories of hustle, ambition, and the people making big moves in their world. Today, we got a guest who's no stranger to that grind—Eric Carroll, an entrepreneur who’s taking the event scene by storm. His company, Tailtu, pulls off large-scale events all over the country. We’re talking big-time festivals like Electric Forest, Bonaroo—yeah, the kind of events that bring in thousands, and Eric’s crew makes it all happen like clockwork.

Tune in to WKRP Montrose for an exclusive live performance by Skyrie, the dynamic Scottish folk band captivating audiences with their energetic blend of traditional tunes and modern flair. Known for their stirring melodies and heartfelt lyrics, Skyrie takes over the wheelie nice couch in the WKRP studio, with a performance that’s sure to leave you wanting more.

This week on WKRP Montrose, we sit down with Jill Downs, the marketing mastermind behind Elite Dog Walking in Montrose, Colorado. Once upon a time, Jill was a top sales rep of educational toys in the snowy lands of Minnesota, but a serendipitous visit to the Western Slope turned everything on its head. Now, she’s traded Legos for leashes and is living her best life surrounded by furry friends. How did one chance trip lead to a dog-walking empire? Tune in to hear Jill’s story!

Ladies and gents, prepare yourselves for an extraordinary, mind-bending, tea-spilling episode of WKRP Montrose! This week, we’ve got none other than the magnificent Ty Gallenbeck—yes, that Ty Gallenbeck—bringing his up-close, in-your-face brand of magic that’ll leave you questioning reality itself. 🪄

 Get ready to dig in, Montrose! This week on WKRP, we’ve got Stanya and James from Urban Hip-E Fresh Market serving up a podcast feast. We’re talking about the mouthwatering menu at Fresh Market, where James has snuck in a few of his mom’s secret recipes—proof that mom really does know best!

But that’s just the appetizer. We’re also diving into the bittersweet saga of watching your kids head off to college (cue the tiny violins), with a detour into the age-old debate: Is Oxford the best college, or just the oldest? Spoiler: opinions are divided, and we’re not sure if that’s for better or worse.

Plus, we’re holding auditions for Montrose’s very own weather person—because who better to predict the unpredictable than our listeners? And in a twist that’ll keep you on the edge of your seat, we explore why true crime is secretly more terrifying for men (yes, you heard that right). Oh, and just when you thought we couldn’t top it, we settle the ultimate debate: what is the best flavor of popcorn?

Tune in for laughs, life lessons, and a whole lot of flavor! 

Get ready for a rock ‘n’ roll extravaganza on this episode of WKRP! We’ve got Chris Mullin and Jean Sandoval from The One Takers, Montrose's very own rock royalty, tearing up the studio with a live performance that'll have you cranking the volume to 11.

une in for epic riffs, behind-the-scenes tales, and a conversation that'll have you wondering why you haven’t packed up and moved to Montrose yet. Don’t miss it!

Nickolas Paullus is, according to the bio in his debut novel, "a daddio first and foremost" but lots of people in Montrose know him from his time at Storm King Distilling where he manned the bar and whipped up incredible cocktails. But that is just the tip of his talent iceberg, so to speak. Nick is also a husband, a raconteur and now a novelist. He lives in Montrose with his family and "a gaggle of creatures." His debut novel, Wormwood, is out now. (edited) 

Verity and the Rarities play a live performance at the WKRP Studio.