Pete Stoughton

On today's episode of Cool Science Radio:

We talk about the dawn of a revolution in astronomy with our guest, science writer Lee Billings.

For the first time ever, astronomers may have glimpsed light from a world in a life-friendly orbit around another star.

This promising potential world was spied around Alpha Centauri.

On today's episode of Cool Science Radio:

John Wells and Lynn Ware Peek welcome Dr. Euan Ashley.

Dr. Ashley is taking us back 20 years to discuss the first draft of the human genome sequence.

Since then, medical “detectives” like Dr. Ashley have been using the genome to solve their patients’ most puzzling and pressing medical mysteries. They now understand that this complex and unique data set could be used to prevent disease, from the commonplace to those that cause global pandemics.

On this episode of The Mountian Life:

Dr. Will Cole, functional medicine doctor and best-selling author, talks about his flexible four-week intermittent fasting. 

He has a new book titled Intuitive Fasting, which explores why you should fast, and how to do it correctly for the best health outcomes.

On this episode of The Mountain Life:

In their ongoing Mountain Living Series, Pete and Lynn speak with artist Connor Liljestrom about how he conveys a sense of the mountains through his art. 

On this episode of The Mountain Life: 

Dr. Armond LaPine, a cardiologist at Intermountain Park City Hospital and Heber Valley Hospital joins Lynn and Pete to bring insight on staying heart healthy.

Dr. LaPine has more than 24 years experience in the medical field, specializing in adult congenital heart conditions. 

On today's episode of The Mountain Life:

Jen Rattray, founder and owner of Fairweather Natural Foods, talks about the perfect blend of healthy ingredients that have kept her small business going for 30 years. 

On this epidsode of The Mountian Life:

Backcontry skiing enthusiast and skimo racer Nick Francis discusses his surprising avalanche burial over the weekend and how even those with vast experience find themselves at odds with the deadly snowpack.

Today on The Mountian Life:

Shivan Sarna talks about ways to heal our gut from a gastro-intestinal disorder named Sibo, which stands for small intestine bacterial overgrowth.

This disorder has bacteria that usually resides in outher parts of the gut start to proliferate and take up residence in the small intestine.

In this episode of The Mountain Life Lynn and Pete's guest is G. Brad Lewis. As part of the ongoing series on Park City area locals who define "Living a Mountain Life," mountain man and photographer and longtime local G.Brad Lewis joins the program to talk about spending the winter where he has to snowmobile to arrive home, and trading that for a summer of photographing erupting volcanos. 

  In this episode of The Mountain Life the guest is Chad Brackelsberg, director of the Utah Avalanche Center. He joins the show to delve into the details of an avalanche. After a sobering month of dozens of avalanches, will the snowpack be safe at all this winter? Area outdoor enthusiasts still seem to take to the backcountry underprepared, and we all have a responsibility to change that through our own education. 

The next guest in the "Living the Mountain Life" series is Gloria Edwards. Originally from Jamaica, she has been a vibrant part of the local character of our community for over 10 years. She joins us to share how she has given in a variety of ways to the wider community of Park City but also to a growing community of Jamaicans living in Summit County.

Author Marissa King joins Pete and Lynn on The Mountain Life this week. King, a thought leader and pioneer in the field of networks and social relationships, reveals how the quality and structure of your real-life social network have the greatest power to transform your life and strengthen your relationships in her book in SOCIAL CHEMISTRY: Decoding the Patterns of Human Connection.

Dr. Wing Province, medical director at Intermountain Park City Hospital joins Lynn and Pete on The Mouuntain Life for our monthly medical expert spot. He will give updates on the Covid numbers in Summit County and beyond, the importance of staying safe until you get the vaccine, and how the distribution of the vaccine at Park City Hospital is taking shape.  

In this episode of The Mountain Life  Lynn and Pete's guests are Tana Toly and Mary Lou Toly, granddaughter and grandmother from a family that has been in Park City since the 1930's and own the longest running family owned business in Park City -- Red Banjo Pizza on Main Street. They join the program for a new series, "Living a Mountain Life" which delves into the stories of those unique perspectives in our quaint town. 

In this episode of The Mountain Life the guest is Local Park City resident and writer, Joel Zuckerman, who has been on a journey of gratitude for the past several years.  His gratitude journey has changed his outlook on life since he started writing "thank you" letters to people in his life in 2013. He has since written 180 letters and a book about the journey. He talks about his inspirational story and his book Grateful.