Ken McCarthy has transformed the rugged hillsides of the Jordanelle Ridge Trail System into a thriving outdoor adventure network, inspiring future generations to connect with the land. As a coach, mentor, and former ski instructor, he’s built a strong community spirit through the Wasatch Mountain Bike Team and continues to shape the future with exciting new trails debuting this summer.

Matt Lindon shares his journey from Long Island to Park City in the late 1970s, where he embraced the ski bum lifestyle before helping design and build Deer Valley Resort as a civil engineer. He reflects on the town’s transformation from a quiet, tight-knit ski haven into a high-end destination, while still valuing its friendly spirit and hoping to preserve its unique energy.

Spencer Paul, a Utah native and local musician, tells how Guitar Hero, family influences and campfire jams sparked his early passion for guitar and eventually led him to songwriting. Now performing live across Utah with a psych-folk sound, he reflects on his growth from backyard shows to headlining gigs and is currently working on his first full-length album.

Through laughter and candid conversation, local pop/indie singer-songwriter Aspen Anonda offers a window into the life of a young artist navigating healing, heartbreak and creative growth. She performs two original songs, “60 Seconds” and “Bar Fight.” Her latest album, "Not in Love, In Therapy," was born out of personal transformation and emotional honesty.

Miss Sally, the beloved librarian at Midway Elementary, has become a legendary figure for her vibrant, magical storytimes that captivate kids and charm adults alike. Amber Johnson visits the school to experience Miss Sally’s world firsthand — and to uncover the mystery behind the campus’s other iconic figure: a two-headed calf.

One of the greatest shows in town every year is the Park City Follies. Spring time is Follies time and many of the original people who began the follies are still with the production today. Oh the stories!!!!

Singer-songwriter Travis Van Hoff is known for his rich harmonies and modern Western vibe. He discusses intimate performances, dream collaborations and teases new music coming this summer, all while sharing the joy of making music with his kids.

A remarkable series of events—including a DNA kit, a stranger’s search, and a life-changing diagnosis—led to an unbelievable family reunion. The story of Brady and Meranie Karren in the Heber Valley highlights the strength of community and the deep connections that bind us.

Singer-songwriter Bryon Friedman shares stories about growing up in the mountains of Park City, his dual passions for skiing and music and his journey from ski racer to full-time musician. He performs his original songs “Red Handed” and “River Song” in-studio at KPCW.

Get the inside track on Namaskate, a unique rollerfitness class in Heber that combines roller skating, funky music, yoga-inspired strength training and relaxation for a fun and energizing workout experience.