The local business owner discusses his career arc, what goes into making the perfect snowboard and the soul of Jackson Hole.
Culture
On Set: Black Panther is dead, long live Black Panther
KHOL film critic Jeff Counts travels back to Wakanda to see how the Marvel Cinematic Universe is coping with the loss of Black Panther.
Colorado cities compete for tastiest tap water
KUNC’s Alex Hager sipped tap water as if it was fine wine during the competition.
Student-run Off Square play “Decision Height” empowers and inspires
High school senior and director Clare Eddy and Off Square’s Sadie Frank discuss the process of producing the play and how it’s mutually beneficial for the students involved and the community at large.
Drag theater company debuts in Rock Springs with performance of “The Rocky Horror Picture Show”
A growing theater scene in Rock Springs creates a safe space for people of all backgrounds.
Colleen Friday’s nature-inspired contemporary artwork is a confluence of identities
The Northern Arapaho artist discusses her creative process, Native American representation in contemporary art and how everything is connected.
On Set: In “Halloween Ends” all things, good and otherwise, must come to a close
Michael Myers and Laurie Strode go one more round in their four-decades-long battle.
David Dorfman Dance aims to give Jackson an out-of-body experience
Founder David Dorfman and composer Liz de Lise join KHOL to discuss the inspiration behind new production “(A) Way Out of My Body.”
Acclaimed political theater company makes Wyoming debut
The cultural organizations residing in the Center for the Arts come together for first of its kind collaboration.
