Mitchell Elliott
Assistant Program DirectorMitchell Elliott is an audio engineer, academic, and musician. Mitchell received a Bachelor of Art in Music from the University of San Diego in 2019 and a Master of Science in Audio Engineering from Belmont University in 2021. Mitchell currently is a broadcast audio specialist in Park City, Utah.
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Park City High junior Cadan Flynn tells how a chance encounter led this rising magician to the Magic Castle's Junior Society in Hollywood. Then, Dena Stewart’s determination to push for additional screening beyond a routine mammogram led to an MRI, early detection and a diagnosis that saved her life. Coach Skinner and sports intern Matthew Traub have the latest on local sports and more.And Kate Chanson, Shannon Runyon, and Rylee McDonald preview Mountain Town Music’s Celebration of Southern Rock, featuring an all-star lineup of Utah musicians at The Marquis Park City.
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Kate Chanson, Shannon Runyon, and Rylee McDonald preview Mountain Town Music’s Celebration of Southern Rock, featuring an all-star lineup of Utah musicians at The Marquis Park City.
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This week, Amber takes a walk through the North Fields for a closer look at the land, the people who care for it, and the future they hope to protect.Then, Andrea sits down with Vicki Plumb, who has volunteered in Summit County Jail for three years and shares how it has impacted her life.Coach Skinner digs into Park City High School volleyball, and sports intern Matthew Traub has the latest updates on local sports.And our musical sesh features musicians Lil & Warren, who stopped by The Local View for a chat with Claire Wiley last week.
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Andrea Buchanan goes Behind the Voices with Anna Nizhoni, a local artist who is one of KPCW’s volunteer DJs, every other Saturday afternoon; Coach Skinner and sports intern Matthew Traub have the skinny on high school and national sports; Christine Baird, an OG Parkite, a graduate of PC High, a cast member in two “Park City Follies” of yesteryear and a musician who found her voice playing the bars on Main Street joins the Community Campfire this week.
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This week, Andrea sits down with Heather Manson to discuss grief and turning pain into purpose. Coach Skinner welcomes Park City Outliers hockey team General Manager Kevin McCloskey and team captain Erick Bachtle as they get set to drop the puck on a new season. And the musical sesh highlights this Friday night’s Classic Rock All Stars benefit concert at the Marquis.
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Tonight, classic rock takes over The Marquis on Main Street — and it’s all for a good cause. The Classic Rock All Stars are bringing the music of Led Zeppelin, Queen, Pink Floyd, The Who, the Rolling Stones and more to Park City for a one-night-only benefit concert.
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This week on The Community Campfire, Amber Borowski Johnson shares the remarkable story of Robin Regina, who began writing songs after heart surgery, (03:05) Andrea Buchanan goes Behind the Voices with KPCW volunteer DJ and longtime producer Ian Karr, (13:00) Coach Skinner has the Skinny on Sports, (22:46) and and singer-songwriter Randy Moser joins us for the Campfire Music Sesh. (29:51)
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The Park City Miners won their Monday night game, prevailing 22-21 against the Provo High Bulldogs.
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Andrea Buchanan sits down with Shane and Caitlin Bognaski, whose experiences as cadets on 9/11 shaped lives of military service, leadership and family. They reflect on service and sacrifice—and what the lessons of 9/11 mean for a generation, Then Amber Borowski Johnson talks with Britt Blomquist and her story of how an affordable home in Park City gave her something she never thought she could buy: time, Coach Skinner and high school sports intern Matthew Traub get the Skinny on local and national sports and finally for this weeks musical sesh revisits Sarah and Mitch's interview with local musician Madison Ware.
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This week on the Community Campfire, meet the new Utah Avalanche Center Executive Director Naz Kirth (02:13), go “Behind the Voices” with Recycle Utah’s Andy Hecht (10:23), Coach Skinner introduces new Park City boys lacrosse head coach Kyle Hartzell (21:16), and singer-songwriter Jack Wakely joins the Musical Sesh with two original songs performed live in the KPCW studio (30:11).