KHOL spoke to the lone rabbi in Wyoming about what the Festival of Lights means this year.
Culture
Won’t You Be My Neighbor: A Snapshot from Tlaxcala, Mexico
Alyson Spery of the local nonprofit DIY Docs reflects on the connections between Jackson, Wyoming, and Tlaxcala, Mexico.
On Set: A New Old West in ‘The Harder They Fall’
KHOL film critic Jeff Counts reviews Netflix’s bold new western with an all-Black principal cast.
Jackson Expands Community Celebration of Día de los Muertos
Ten local organizations made altars for the Day of the Dead, a Mexican celebration honoring ancestors and loved ones who have passed away.
New Documentary Follows Wyoming’s Northern Arapaho Tribe in Quest to Bring Home Children’s Remains
KHOL interviewed the co-producer of “Home From School: The Children of Carlisle.”
Resort Map Painter James Niehues on Art and Retirement
Niehues is the artist behind the trail maps for more than 300 ski resorts, including Jackson Hole Mountain Resort.
On Set: How to Tell a Story That’s Already Been Told
KHOL film critic Jeff Counts reviews the latest documentary adventure by Jackson Hole’s own Chai Vasarhelyi and Jimmy Chin.
Visiting Artist Horacio Rodriguez Takes on Immigration Policy Through Clay
The ceramist’s politically-inspired exhibit opens next week at the Center for the Arts in Jackson.
“Sagebrush Empire” Author Discusses ‘Gategate,’ Bears Ears and More
Justin Higginbottom of KZMU in Moab interviews Western writer Jonathan Thompson about his new book.
