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Tami Graham
Executive DirectorTami is the Executive Director of KSUT Public Radio. She is a fifth-generation Coloradoan and has lived in Southwest Colorado since 1984.
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Wilson, the organization's executive director, spoke with KSUT's Tami Graham about their work.
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Kabotie leads the group Tha Yoties, who have appeared in performances in the Four Corners region. He'll play a solo show at the 2023 KSUT Four Corners Folk Festival.
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Effective immediately, KSUT is suspending activity on its official Twitter account, following a similar move by NPR and other NPR Member stations. Twitter recently mis-labeled NPR’s main account as “state-affiliated media,” a designation usually given to government-controlled outlets.
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Slow Money Institute founder Woody Tasch talks about their work in the Four Corners.
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Author Mark Stevens joined host Tami Graham for a KSUT Conversation about his new book and his move from mystery writing to contemporary fiction.
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Her play monster SLAYer will be performed this Saturday at Fort Lewis College’s Center for Southwest Studies.
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She's the author of a new book called Of Song and Water: A Journey to Hope and Healing Conducted Through Music and Nature
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Paula Poundstone spoke with KSUT's Tami Graham before her upcoming show at the Community Concert Hall at Fort Lewis College.
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In this KSUT Conversation for Women’s History Month, we spoke to Mancos resident Lisa Moore, who started the first disco for women in the Mile High City.