Park City’s Dar Hendrickson transformed his yard into a full-contact haunted house — he called it a “Spook Alley.”

Utah-based musician Randy Moser talks about his musical journey to Park City. The interview features live performances of his latest songs “Last First Kiss” and “Heartbreaker.”

After a life altering brain injury, James Brown turned to art. His drawings inspired his mother, Jannie Brown, to turn to Tarot. "The Sacred Web Tarot Deck and Guidebook" was created and their hope is that it inspires and heals anyone who feels drawn to the magic of this deck.

Christine Baird has coined the term "Rocky Mountain Soul" to describe her style, one that delivers gritty, elevated rock with a whole lot of soulful vibes. 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.

"DJ Wiz" Wisland spins tunes late into the Friday night hour. His specialty is oldies, but his secret sauce is finding rare tunes that can't be heard anywhere else in the world.

They surf, sniff out invasive species, comfort anxious readers and even save lives — Rocky Mountain Therapy Dogs are nothing short of extraordinary. Whether rescues or lifelong trainees, these pups and their everyday volunteer handlers bring calm, joy and quiet heroism across the Wasatch Back.

KPCW’s Amber Johnson is married to a man obsessed with the Great Pumpkin. For six months of the year, he hand-pollinates, fusses over soil and seeds and takes his obsession with fall to a whole new level.

A powerful moment of freedom at Sundance Resort — a rehabilitated eagle took flight from Bear Claw Peak, returning to the wild after months of care and recovery.

Billy Rogan and Vince DiMichelle of the band Loom share how they met, formed their improvisational rock project in Utah, developed their collaborative songwriting process and preview songs “Finally Free” and “Closer Than You Think” that reflect their message of creativity, connection and following one’s dreams.

Kate Johnson rowed to silver in Athens Greece in 2004, which was the realization of her dreams written in big black ink as a teenager in a green journal, coming true. That journal was lost for twenty four years and the dream of finding it also came true because of a Brittany Howe an Oregonian woman who loves to thrift.