This Rocky Mountain Community Radio - Regional Roundup with Maeve Conran features: A two-way about the experimental forest in Fraser, Colorado. (KFFR)An interview with two Utah women (including a former Utah State Legislator and SLC mayor) and fighting for equal rights for same sex families. (KRCL)A poem from Colorado's new poet laureate. (KGNU)A feature about, the "Friendship ball" a prom that promotes inclusivity. (Aspen Public Radio)

On today’s Local Motion KVNF's Lisa Young speaks with research scientist Brad Tonnensen from the Organic Agriculture Research Station at Rogers Mesa.

On this edition of Local Motion, KVNF's Lisa Young explores the rise of violence in the rural healthcare setting. Our special guests from Delta Health are Jacque Davis, Marketing and Communication Director and Melissa Palmer, Executive Director of Nursing.

On this week's Local Motion we feature Episode 40 of the Rocky Mountain Regional Roundup with RMCR Editor Maeve Conran.

On this edition of Local Motion, KVNF's Lisa Young speaks with Cheryl Cwelich, Water Resource Specialist for the Upper Gunnison River Water Conservancy District. They talk about a low tech solution to restoring vital wetlands.

On this week’s Local Motion, we join Maeve Conran, the Rocky Mountain Community Radio coalition’s managing editor, for our regional news roundup. We’ll hear a feature on a weekly community dinner for seasonal workers in Snowmass, Colorado, an audio postcard on a creek that never freezes in winter and the ducks that enjoy it and an interview with the director of the new documentary In the Dirt about mountain biking on the Navajo Nation.

On this edition of Local Motion, KVNF's Lisa Young takes a little 'audio' road trip through a few recent KVNF Farm Friday episodes.

In the face of climate change, one Western Slope company is on a mission to transform people’s relationship to every drop of water by producing hyper efficient water products used in both camping and in the home. KNVF’s Lisa Young spoke with Johnathan Ballesteros, CEO of Geyser Systems to learn more about his company's products manufactured in Montrose, Colorado.

On this Local Motion, we take a look at migrants moving to Colorado and the mountain west. One migrant describes his financial hardship in Venezuela, his perseverance as he walked to the U.S., and the community he has found in Carbondale. Finally, we hear from a local advocacy group that works with migrant workers, and a couple of workers in our region.

South of Montrose on Highway 550 sits one of the most unique farms in the state of Colorado known as Billy Goat Hop Farm owned by Chris DellaBianca and Audrey Gehlhausen.