Aspen Public Radio Podcasts

Aspen Film has released the program for Shortsfest this year. The festival offers a wide range of dramatic, comedic, animated and documentary shorts, all under 40 minutes.

Welcome to the beginning of another week in the Roaring Fork Valley! This is Week in the Arts, a curated list of upcoming exhibitions and events.

Colorado’s senators say Grand Junction is the ideal spot for Bureau of Land Management headquarters, and they’re urging the Secretary of the Interior to visit.

Eighth St. in Glenwood Springs between Colorado and Grand Avenues will be closed every weekday night for the next two weeks for crews to put in new traffic signals.

Indie-electronic band The Naked and Famous put down the synthesizers and picked up acoustic guitars for their newest album, "A Still Heart." They play the Belly Up this Saturday.

Radio LaTricolor, has been named station of the year by the Colorado Broadcasters Association, are Aspen officials skirting a public weigh-in on a new government building?, valley athletes continue to earn new neckware , and students say they do not want guns in their classrooms.

This week, Aspen Skiing Company hosted a public information session regarding the master development plan for Aspen Mountain.

Garfield County was expecting around $1 million in investment income in 2017, so the nearly $1.9 million came as a pleasant surprise.

Elizabeth Stewart-Severy and Wyatt Orme bring you all the news from the week here in the Roaring Fork Valley.

Aspen Valley Land Trust (AVLT) announced Wednesday it has raised enough money to complete a major project at the base of Red Hill in Carbondale.

At their meeting Tuesday, the Garfield County Commissioners approved a zone change for a new polo club outside Carbondale.

In honor of Women's History Month, museums and universities around the world invite people to add entries on female artists to Wikipedia. Locals can join in on Thursday at the Aspen Art Museum.

Author Luis Alberto Urrea was born in Tijuana and raised in California. He often writes about bicultural experiences. His newest novel is "The House of Broken Angels."

Soren West hiked the Appalachian Trail in 2016. Impressive, but not that unusual...except West did it at age 75.

The Aspen Skiing Company will present its long-term plan for Aspen Mountain to the public Wednesday night.