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Today's reading is from Wastelands: The True Story of Farm Country on Trial by Corban Addison.

On this week's show, it’s been eighty years after the World War Two order that sent Japanese Americans to incarceration camps. One former camp in Colorado may become a national historic site. And we’ll look at how the incarceration order affected one Japanese-American man and how he got justice many years later.

It's the last day of April and summer is finally in sight.

On this week's show, we learn how mental health industry lobbyists are thwarting reform in Colorado. Plus, a conversation with a Durango author on music, nature, and healing. Four Corners Edition is KSUT's weekly news magazine program, airing Friday mornings at 8:30.

On today's Garden Guys, Tom and Darrin showcase local farmer Linley Dixon of Adobe House Farm.

This week the Garden Guys talk about the yields and the harvest, freezing, canning, vacuum sealing, dehydrating and the mystique of root cellars. It will be the last show of the growing season.

A weekly newsmagazine exploring issues important to our region. Featuring coverage and voices from around the Four Corners, Colorado, and the Inter-Mountain West.

Today's reading is from My Name is Lucy Barton, by Elizabeth Strout.

A weekly newsmagazine exploring issues important to our region. Featuring coverage and voices from around the Four Corners, Colorado, and the Inter-Mountain West.

Darrin and Tom are taking a little "breather" following this episode, so this will be their last show until harvest time.