This Week In Moab: Resilience In Its Many Forms

On this Week’s episode we explore resilience in its many forms. We have guests repping for the Trashion Show, this week’s event sponsored by KZMU and Moab Sun News. In this show there is plenty of AMSR,  as the redemptive virtues of actual trash as fash is discussed with Host Christy Williams  and guests, Jenna Whetzel and Emily Arnsten.

We’ll also explore public health and social resilience in the form of Mentorship and creativity with Grand Area Mentoring’s Daniel McNeil.

It is Black History Month, so we’ll hear a word from George Christensen, former head of Radio One in Gambia speaking from way back in 2008 about the unique role community radio plays in developing resilience in humanity’s freedom of expression.

It is President’s Day, 2025. 

We discuss the science of resilience with play.

Here’s the link to a new study has identified a personality type that may fare better than others during tough times: the playful. Now, scientists are calling it “lemonading”.