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Mountainfilm in Telluride gets underway this weekend

Your local almanac for gardening, landscaping, and much more for your home and valley living.

14th Annual Western Slope Conservation Days

Your local almanac for gardening, landscaping, and much more for your home and valley living.

KVNF’s James Barrs interviews author Craig Childs

The breath is one of the most fundamental practices of mindfulness.

Calling ethanol wasteful and inefficient doesn’t begin to list its drawbacks, writes Ted Williams. Derived from corn grown in the Midwest and West, he finds that It costs more to produce than gasoline, reduces mileage for vehicles, corrodes gas tanks and car engines, pollutes air and water, and, by requiring more energy to produce than it yields, increases America’s dependence on foreign oil. But so far, Williams adds, ethanol remains protected by a powerful agribusiness lobby.

Colorado farmers are reeling from Trump’s federal funding freeze

Do you enjoy stepping outside at night and looking up to see a sky full of stars? For much of human history, that was the norm. But today, in many places, the night sky is drowned out by artificial light. While streetlights and glowing screens may seem harmless, they’re disrupting something vital—our circadian rhythms.

Today we take a mindful look at relationships.