Two young residents discuss the challenges and joy of identifying as both LGBTQ and Latino with KHOL Spanish-language reporter Alicia Unger.
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Local Citizen Scientists Stop and Observe the Flowers
Botanist Trevor Bloom is working to understand how climate change is affecting wildflowers and consequently the birds, butterflies, and bears that rely on them for food.
Jackson Paramedic Discusses Improvising and Coping in Wilderness Medicine
KHOL speaks with “Wild Rescues” author Kevin Grange about working in Emergency Medical Services in Yellowstone, Yosemite and Jackson Hole.
Gary Spaniol Likes it Hot
Granite Hot Springs in Jackson Hole is a bucket list item for visitors. Meet the manager who oversees the iconic destination.
Extreme Skiing Pioneer Dan Egan Reflects on ‘Thirty Years in a White Haze’
From New England slopes to western ranges and the geo-political landscape of the 1980s and ’90s, Dan Egan pushed the bounds of skiing, storytelling and film.
Film Critic Jeff Counts Puts Cinema into Context
KHOL film critic and GTMF General Manager Jeff Counts discusses his passion for both music and film and where he sees the film industry going next.
Chef Jason Mitchell Waxes Poetic on Music and Food
The experienced Jackson chef and KHOL podcast host discusses the magical connection between music and food, his debut semi-biographical novel and why he’s on a mission to “bring back Sunday dinner.”
Behind the News: Meet News Director Kyle Mackie
Mackie comes to KHOL from WBFO, the NPR affiliate in Buffalo, NY. With a background in international and education reporting, she has hit the ground running with a new show, “Jackson Unpacked.”
Guardians of the Gros Ventre Elk
Jay Hoggan and his daughter Rita manage a winter feedground for more than 1,000 elk.
