Andrea Buchanan

Hear how Midway residents pre-game for their Thanksgiving feasts, by running in the annual 5k Turkey Trot. Then, volunteer DJ Jo Neff joins the show to talk about her special segment, “This Day in Music,” and her life outside the KPCW studio. That’s followed by Coach Skinner’s weekly skinny on Wasatch Back high school sports and our Campfire Kids share their thoughts on the world. Wrap up the hour with local singer-songwriter Rich Wyman who joins us for an exclusive interview and in-studio performance.

DJ Jo Neff, mother of three, and serious world traveler brings her love of music and history to Sunday nights at KPCW.

Andrea Buchanan brings us a cool story about a mother and son who created a tarot deck called “The Sacred Web.” Then Amber Johnson speaks with Park City’s Dar Hendrickson about his legendary, full-contact haunted house that ran for more than two decades. Get the Skinny on Sports this week with High School Sports intern Madeline Jaquet and hear from our Campfire Kids. Plus, a music session with local artist Randy Moser who plays two of his original songs live in the KPCW studio.

After a life altering brain injury, James Brown turned to art. His drawings inspired his mother, Jannie Brown, to turn to Tarot. "The Sacred Web Tarot Deck and Guidebook" was created and their hope is that it inspires and heals anyone who feels drawn to the magic of this deck.

Andrea Buchanan takes us behind the mic with KPCW DJ and radio aficionado Michael “The Wiz” Wisland. Then, Amber Johnson tells the story of some special Rocky Mountain therapy dogs and who they help. Closing the hour is local musician Christine Baird who shares her "Rocky Mountain Soul" with an in-studio performance. Plus, Coach Skinner & Madeline have the latest on local sports and the Campfire Kids.

"DJ Wiz" Wisland spins tunes late into the Friday night hour. His specialty is oldies, but his secret sauce is finding rare tunes that can't be heard anywhere else in the world.

This week, Amber Johnson tells the story of what it’s like to be married to a man obsessed with the Great Pumpkin – taking fall chaos to a whole new level. Then, Andrea Buchanan speaks with Patti Richards founder of the Great Basin Wildlife Rescue and finds out what it’s like to rehab an eagle and set it free at the top of Sundance. And Billy Rogan and Vince DiMichelle of the band Loom drop by for an in-studio performance. Plus, we have the latest on local sports, plenty of fun facts, and the Campfire Kids.

A powerful moment of freedom at Sundance Resort — a rehabilitated eagle took flight from Bear Claw Peak, returning to the wild after months of care and recovery.

This week, Andrea Buchanan has a story about local Olympian Kate Johnson and her lost diary and how it found its way home to her 30 years later. Then, Amber Johnson tells the story of the I Love You, Bro Project – a Utah nonprofit that's helping men find connection and purpose through shared stories, laughter, and unwavering support. And "Your Old Pal" Ryan Walsh stops by for a conversation about his musical career. Plus, Coach Skinner has the skinny on sports and the Campfire Kids give their insights on the world.

Kate Johnson rowed to silver in Athens Greece in 2004, which was the realization of her dreams written in big black ink as a teenager in a green journal, coming true. That journal was lost for twenty four years and the dream of finding it also came true because of a Brittany Howe an Oregonian woman who loves to thrift.