Haymitch St. Stephen turned a viral hobbit campaign into a life of depth, studying creativity at Stanford and writing a book about a friend whose choices took four lives, his journey — stitched from whimsy, forgiveness and grace offers wisdom for a divided world.

Karen Marriott and Sara Bueller with an update on Park City's "Serve Park City" day of service 2025. It held on Saturday, September 13. The community-wide event, also known as the 9/11 National Day of Service and Remembrance, featured dozens of volunteer projects across the area. The second annual event involved nearly 1,200 participants who tackled 35 different service projects with 51 partner organizations. The day began with a free volunteer breakfast in City Park, followed by a moment of remembrance. Most service projects took place from 9:30 a.m. to noon. The event was hosted by Park City Humanitarians, powered by JustServe.org.

Local musician Madison Ware sat down and let us in on how she got into music, her journey to becoming a music therapy coach and she also played a few of her newest songs, "Waiting" and "Full of It."

Chloe Aldous has been called to volunteer since she was a child in the Girl Scouts. Her love of giving back has earned her a national award through the National Charity League, a mother/daughter organization where she's a member with her mom in the Park City chapter.

Volunteer DJ Jay Z has been spinning tunes at KPCW for about ten years. You can hear his distinct Boston accent every Tuesday from 7-10 p.m. with a moon report, and hockey scores. Something for everyone.

Local musician Dan Hall sat down and let us in on how he got into music, the many bands he played with (including a 25 year run with Motherload Canyon Band) and he played a few of his newest solo songs.

Listen to hear songs from Paul Hochman, a Park City Follies writer and musician!

Campfire Music Sesh with Utah musician Owen Quincy - who weaves his operatic roots into folk and alternative music, blending poetic lyrics with an intimate connection to his audience.

In 1984, Peter Vidmar helped lead Team USA to a stunning upset over the defending world champions from China. But the medals were only the headlines. Behind them lies a story of resilience and lessons forged through both triumph and failure—a journey that shaped not just an athlete, but a life.

Andrea Buchanan highlights the on-air voices behind the Park City Miners football broadcasts - announcers Pete Gillwald, Matt Strader and Craig Elliott.