Andrea Buchanan

This week, explore the world of competitive puzzling (yes, that's a thing!) and hear an amazing story about a chance encounter with a young woman and her NAC Instructor. Coach Skinner talks sports and the campfire kids impart their wisdom. And a eight-piece band called Slow Potion dazzles in the KPCW studio.

A group of working moms in Park City have found a new sport; but there are no skis, bikes or running shoes involved. Welcome to the world of Speed Puzzling.

The Community Campfire goes behind the scenes with the folks who groom our local ski runs. Then, Coach Skinner has the latest on local sports and the campfire kids share their views on the world. Local musician Bruce Music wraps up the hour with an in-studio performance.

Ever wonder who makes those beautiful half pipes and big air jumps at Woodward? It takes patience and expertise and 20 thousand pound snowcats, called Piston Bullys.

The Community Campfire gathers around for a deep dive into the local Elks Lodge, located in a historic building on Main Street. Musical guest Hana Kamler amazes with a live performance in our KPCW Studio. The campfire kids provide the laughs and Coach Skinner has the skinny on sports.

The Park City Elks Lodge is the fastest growing chapter in the country. The history of the organization is steeped in tradition, perseverance and a growing desire to give back to the community.

The Community Campfire takes a journey into the wild word of dog sledding and highlights the unique style of long time local artist Bridgette Meinhold. Local musical artist Kate Chanson delights us with a special performance live from the KPCW studios. Plus, Coach Skinner has the skinny on sports, and the Campfire Kids share their refreshingly candid views.

Bridgette Meinhold's art is inspired by the mountains and the natural world. She lives and breathes her art from her studio nestled in an Apsen grove in the backcountry.

In this "never have I ever" episode of The Community Campfire, the team goes bobsledding at the UOP, tries their hand at curling, and welcomes Park City native and musician Jack Wakley for an in-studio performance. Plus, Coach Skinner has the skinny on sports, and the Campfire Kids charm us with their unique perspectives on the world.

If you ever wondered what it would be like to check out a bobsled track and go for a 70 mph ride on ice, have a listen to this episode. Olympian, Valerie Fleming a silver medalist in bobsled, shares her journey to Olympic podium and how she continues her passion for the sport as the program manager for boblsed and skeleton at the Utah Olympic Park.