Roger Goldman
KCPW co-host, former board chairRoger is a retired partner in the international law firm of Latham & Watkins. He is the co-founder and Chairman of Buildable Hours, a nonprofit group that organizes law firms to build homes with Habitat for Humanity in several cities around the country. He and his wife Rana Tahtinen enjoy skiing and many of the other recreational activities offered by Park City. He is passionate about KPCW and its important role in our community.
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Utah Department of Alcoholic Beverage Services spokesperson Michelle Schmidt, Wasatch County School District's David Johnson and Amanda Edwards discuss the district's GED program and renowned ski resort map artist Rad Smith join Roger Goldman on the Local News Hour. -
Utah Department of Alcoholic Beverage Services spokesperson Michelle Schmidt has a rundown on new liquor laws taking effect January 1. -
Wasatch County School District's David Johnson and Amanda Edwards discuss the district's General Education Development, or GED, program. The program includes opportunities for inmates at the local jail. -
Author Tarpley Hitt walks us through the history of Barbie, arguably the best selling doll of all time, and her new book "Barbieland." In it she tells the intriguing story Barbie's creation and how it helped build Mattel in to a toy-making juggernaut. Then, Jeff McIntyre and Nick Polychronis discuss the development and vision behind Black Rock Mountain Resort’s new event center and ice arena near state Route 248 and Brown’s Canyon. -
Author Tarpley Hitt walks us through the history of Barbie, arguably the best selling doll of all time, and her new book "Barbieland." In it she tells the intriguing story Barbie's creation and how it helped build Mattel in to a toy-making juggernaut. -
Jeff McIntyre and Nick Polychronis discuss the development and vision behind Black Rock Mountain Resort’s new event center and ice arena near state Route 248 and Brown’s Canyon. -
Utah Avalanche Center forecast, UDOT to announce Heber Valley bypass route Jan. 7, Park City Rabbi Yudi Steiger discusses Park City Hanukkah parade and concerns after terror attack at Australia's Bondi Beach, Park City Mayor Nann Worel shares an end-of-year recap, National Weather Service Meteorologist Brittany Whitlam discusses unusually warm and dry start to winter, Summit County Council denies Canyons Village tool to finance development, Summit County health and schools partnership vaccinates 300 ahead of flu season, State releases map of high-risk wildfire areas assessed new fee and Wasatch County passes 2026 budget as sheriff commits to more transparency.
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Outgoing Park City Mayor Nann Worel shares an end-of-year recap and discusses key topics and future plans. -
National Weather Service Meteorologist Brittany Whitlam discusses the unusual weather patterns in Utah, noting that November and December have been unusually warm and dry, with Park City receiving only 2.8 inches of snow since Nov. 1, and Salt Lake City yet to see any measurable snowfall. -
Park City Rabbi Yudi Steiger discusses the significance of Hanukkah, emphasizing its celebration of light, faith, and resilience. Steiger also addresses concerns after the terror attack at Australia's Bondi Beach.
