On this episode, Jessie from Grand County Public Library, and Nat and David from Back of Beyond Books are joined by special guest Amelia to discuss this summer’s blockbuster novel and share thoughts on other various books we’ve been reading. Yesteryear by Caro Claire Burke Fierce Country by Heather Hansman (publication date 7/14/2026) The Python’s Kiss: Stories by Louise Erdrich The Windup Girl by Paolo Bacigalupi The Water Knife by Paolo Bacigalupi Never Let Me Go by Kazuo Ishiguro The Typing Lady and Other Fictions by Ruth Ozeki Homage to Catalonia by George Orwell Wakara’s America by Max Perry Mueller Blue Hour by Paula Hawkins Whidbey by T. Kira Madden Exit Party by Emily St. John Mandel (publication date 9/15/2026)

It's all about Water and our world on this edition of This Week in Moab. Host Christy Williams talks to guest John Weisheit about his life as a renowned river keeper, conservationist on behalf of all waters. He is the subject of the world premier of "Where The Hell am I: A Cataract Canyon Story, produced by Cody Perry of Rig To Flip Productions to be debuted this week, April 24th at the John Wesley Powell Museum in Green River.

In this episode of This Week In Moab, it's all about the ancestors, dragonflies, a new lecture series in Castle Valley and Moab's monthly Death Cafe. Host Christy Williams speaks with Brooke Williams about his upcoming presentation on the enduring wonder of the Dragonfly, and about reenchantment through the manifold lens of this ancient species. They are said to be messengers from an ancestor, which led into our next topic. A monthly Death Cafe is planned as a free monthly informal gathering on the last thursdays of every month. Grand County hopsice workers, LCSW Terry Galen and Hospice Nurse Rachel Bloxham join Christy in the KZMU studios to discuss the crucial things we tend to put off talking or even thinking about when it comes to end of life, loss, and some of the resources there for us all here in Moab.

On this May 18th edition of This Week in Moab, host Christy Williams-Dunton speaks to Gary Argyle about the Grassroots Shakespeare Company and their Moab performance on May 24th.

This episode of Codd’s World featured an interview with representatives from the Moab Chamber of Commerce. Chamber President Jolene Stone and Cora Phillips, Executive Director, joined Codd’s World to discuss several of their May events.

On this edition of Codd’s World, host Richard Codd interviewed Moab artist Chrissy Noel Kinslow who was recently selected as the 2026 Artist in the Park for the Southeast Utah Group of National Parks and Monuments. Codd also played a prerecorded interview with Forrest Richardson, Principal of Forrest Richardson Golf Course Architects.

On this edition of This Week in Moab, Jon Kovash interviews Krista Wilson , who explains the rodeo, Rory Tyler reads his cowboy poem JURASSIC RODEO, and Bradia Holmes, interpreter for the multicultural Center, reads a description in Spanish of the Low Rider exhibit.

On this week in Moab we interview Kayla Atcitty, Seekhaven’s new Indigenous Community Coordinator, about services and programs designed to meet the needs of Indigenous folks in Emery, Grand and San Juan County, UT and then This Week in Moab goes out into the field to the Moab Arts (the MARC) to bask among the Smithsonian Museum on Main Street exhibit called Voices and Votes: Democracy in America, which will be in Moab from it’s grand opening night June 8th through August 7th, in partnership with the Smithsonian and Utah Humanities.

In this episode, your hosts Jessie of Grand County Public Library and David and Julia from Back of Beyond Books chat about what they’ve been reading and what’s been flying off the library and bookstore shelves. · Yesteryear by Caro Claire Burke · Theo of Golden by Allen Levi · Daughters of the Sun and Moon by Lisa See · The Correspondent by Virginia Evans · Margo’s Got Money Troubles by Rufi Thorpe · All Fours by Miranda July · Eager: The Surprising, Secret Lives of Beavers and Why They Matter by Ben Goldfarb · The Unselected Journals of Emma M. Lion Vol 6 by Beth Brower · Wolvers by Taylor Brown · Go Gentle by Maria Semple · Whistler by Ann Patchett · Land by Maggie O’Farrell · The Housemaid by Frieda McFadden

On this episode we hear from the https://www.utahwildlifefederation.org/aboutUtah Wildlife Federation’s Conservation Director about how to make the most of a low snowpack year in our region. Then a diverse coalition of groups shares their concerns about impacts of the uranium mining industry in SE Utah, guests from www.greenaction.org; www.protectwhitemesa.org; www.uraniumwatch.org; [email protected]