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  • Mathew Horn joins Taya Jae on The Pen and The Sword to talk about his Podcast Pog's Pogcast, the importance of discussing mental health and the advice he'd give his younger self.
  • Our region has some of the nation’s largest producers of winter wheat – states like Colorado, Idaho and Montana. Persistent drought threatens millions of acres of the crop. And a small, native bug has become a huge problem. As farmers battle the wheat stem sawfly, scientists are trying to develop a more resistant crop. And new federal legislation proposes a National Conservation Area in areas of the Dolores River Canyon.
  • Today we take a mindful look at change.
  • A group of goat farmers in La Plata County in Southwest Colorado are working to tackle noxious weeds. The farm, Durangoats, attends farmers markets each weekend to talk about how goats can assist with land management and fire prevention. The county is looking into partnering with the farm and the goats in new noxious weed management. And, Capitol Coverage reporter Scott Franz reports on a new federal bill that will protect Coloradoans from surprise hospital bills. Plus other stories from the Mountain West News Bureau report on living wages and inflation and a federal at-home care that assists with births in rural communities will soon expire.
  • KVNF's weekly call-in gardening show
  • Aridification in the West is putting pressure on drinking water supplies. Add in a water main break and the situation can be catastrophic. Caitlin Tan reports for the Mountain West News Bureau on one area that’s already under water restrictions. And Justin Higgenbottom from Moab about why The U.S. Department of Energy is building up the country's strategic uranium reserve.
  • Twilight each morning & evening is divided into three phases - civil, nautical and astronomical.
  • Capitol overage reporter Scott Franz reports on a mountaineering accident in Rocky Mountain National Park involving the head of Colorado’s energy office, Will Toor. We revisit an interview former news director Gavin Dahl had with Toor in January about electric vehicles. Plus, reporters from the Mountain West News Bureau report on increased child care funds and ranger shortages around the country's national parks.
  • Singer Songwriter Carsie Blanton sits down with Ashley Krest, Taya Jae and Michelle Amiott after her performance at Rocky Mountain Folks Fest, 2022 in Lyons Colorado.
  • Our solar system has over 200 confirmed moons, with some that show the potential to harbor life.
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