Episodes

  • LIVE from the KPCW studio: Dr. Bob

    LIVE from the KPCW studio: Dr. Bob
    Jul 24 2026
    Park City’s longest-running local band, Dr. Bob, celebrates 44 years of music. Founder Jeffrey Howery shares stories from the band’s beginnings on Park Avenue, his time working at Rolling Stone, his book DIY Rockstar, and the people and places that shaped his life in Park City. He also performs the original songs “Rented Mule” and “Rasta Man.”
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    17 mins
  • LIVE from the KPCW studio: Alec Whitaker of Rally

    LIVE from the KPCW studio: Alec Whitaker of Rally
    Jul 31 2026
    Utah indie band Rally is making waves with its surf-rock-inspired sound, and lead singer Alec Whitaker joins The Community Campfire to talk about the band's journey, Salt Lake's thriving music scene, and performs a pair of original songs.
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    17 mins
  • Leveling the slopes & fields: Heather Sims and YSA

    Leveling the slopes & fields: Heather Sims and YSA
    Aug 14 2026
    For Heather Sims, sports have never been just about competition—they are a launchpad for confidence, connection, and character. As Programs Director at the Youth Sports Alliance (YSA), Heather channels a lifelong passion for athletics into meaningful action, breaking down barriers so every young person, regardless of background, has the opportunity to play, grow, and thrive. Through her leadership in YSA’s youth and after-school programming, she works tirelessly to level the playing field, empowering the next generation on and off the slopes.
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    19 mins
  • 2026 PCHS football preview with KPCW announcer Matt Strater

    2026 PCHS football preview with KPCW announcer Matt Strater
    Aug 14 2026
    For this week's Skinny on Sports, Coach Skinner sits down with KPCW announcer Matt Strater to highlight the Park City Miner's upcoming 2026 season.
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    12 mins
  • Community, service, and growth: Andy Hecht’s journey to Recycle Utah

    Community, service, and growth: Andy Hecht’s journey to Recycle Utah
    Sep 4 2026
    Andy Hecht shares his transition from 17 years in Sundance operations to leading Recycle Utah, guided by his Rotary essay on how empathy and service build real community. He also highlights Recycle Utah's move to a larger Paintbrush Way facility, designed to quadruple its processing capacity for Summit County.
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    11 mins
  • The Bognaskis: Then and now

    The Bognaskis: Then and now
    Sep 11 2026
    When 9/11 happened, Shane and Caitlin Bognaski were cadets at West Point and Wake Forest — and that single morning set the course for their lives. Andrea Buchanan sits down with the couple to talk about that day through their years of military service, marriage, and leadership, now settled in Park City. Their story is a bridge for a generation with no living memory of 9/11 — a reminder of what service, sacrifice, and leadership still mean.
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    12 mins
  • Heart surgery turns a techie into a songwriter

    Heart surgery turns a techie into a songwriter
    Sep 18 2026
    After heart surgery, a lifelong techie woke up with a song in her head she couldn’t turn off, launching an unexpected second act as a songwriter.
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    9 mins
  • Midway to paradise: From a small-town art classroom to a Renaissance masterpiece

    Midway to paradise: From a small-town art classroom to a Renaissance masterpiece
    Jul 31 2026
    A Wasatch High School grad. The replica of a Renaissance masterpiece. A once-in-a-lifetime yes.
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    10 mins