Brody Wilson
Program Director and News DirectorBrody is a Montrose local that grew up in the Uncompahge Valley, and recently moved back home with his wife and son after several decades away. After a career in energy efficiency, and corporate sustainability, he decided he'd climbed the corporate ladder high enough, and embraced his love of audio and community, and began volunteering for KVNF, first as a Morning Edition Host, then board member. Brody decided he couldn't get enough KVNF in his life and recently joined the staff full-time as Staff Reporter, and Morning Edition host. You can hear him every morning between 6:30 am and 8am.
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Father and son from Florida rescued from two feet of snow on Engineer pass.2nd Annual Uncompahgre Pow Wow comes to Montrose -
KVNF's Brody Wilson interviewed Montrose County Commissioner Scott Mijares and BOCC candidate Kirsten Copeland at Studio M in Montrose.Mijares will be on the Montrose County Election ballot this November. The Commissioner in his first year is facing a recall. If the recall effort is successful he could be replaced by Kirstin Copeland. -
The Ridgway theater troupe Minerva West brings Death of a Salesman to life this month, exploring Arthur Miller’s timeless story of family, work, and dreams. Cast and directors say community theater strengthens the bonds that make Ridgway such a close-knit place. -
Kirstin Copeland could replace Montrose County Commissioner Scott Mijares, if he's recalled this November. -
The Ridgway Independent Film Festival returns for its 11th year, blending mountain-town creativity with global storytelling. Meet several filmmakers from this year's festivel and explore how a small town keeps its big-screen spirit alive. -
The Garnet Mesa Solar Project in Delta County is now online. After years of conflict and compromise, local leaders and energy partners say the 80-megawatt array stands as proof that collaboration—across politics and priorities—can power real progress. -
The Western Colorado Community Foundation and Tri-County Health Network are building stronger communities on the Western Slope. From scholarships and outdoor education for youth to behavioral health funds that make counseling affordable, these local efforts show the power of neighbors helping neighbors across KVNF’s listening area. -
Tri-County Health Network, based in Telluride, is helping residents across Delta, Montrose, Ouray, and San Miguel counties access counseling they can afford. Behavioral Health Services Coordinator Ariana Sites explains how two funds — one county-specific and one regional — are breaking down cost barriers to mental health care. -
The Western Colorado Community Foundation manages nearly $200 million in charitable assets, supporting scholarships, food programs, and nonprofits across the Western Slope. Regional Director Vickery Hall, board member Elaine Brett, and Friends of Youth and Nature’s Anita Evans share how local giving is building stronger communities. -
The Western Colorado Community Foundation and Tri-County Health Network are building stronger communities on the Western Slope. From scholarships and outdoor education for youth to behavioral health funds that make counseling affordable, these local efforts show the power of neighbors helping neighbors across KVNF’s listening area.
