This Week in Moab

The 75th anniversary of the film commission. Bega’s history in film and how she got to Moab and the upcoming Cinemoab film competition showcase this Friday evening at Star Hall – doors at 6:00 – show starts at 6:30 – The competition challenges participants to choose between two possible films...

On this episode of This Week in Moab we celebrate the Redrock Arts Festival, running September 27-29 with Kelley McInerney and Christina Wightman, staff from the MARC – Moab and organizers of the festival, talking about the street festival, story slam, film screenings and many other fest events.  We were...

In 1967, the Canyonlands Natural History Association began operating out of the Rock House at Arches National Park, offering educational materials for park visitors. Nearly 60 years later, Sam Wainer, executive director describes the work of one of the oldest and yet most undersung non profits in Moab. in addition...

32 years ago the City of Moab’s Property Tax rate was set at 0%. As a result a number of important infrastructure and improvement projects have gone unfunded, and now the City Council is exploring increasing the city’s property tax. On This Week In Moab we hear from Moab Mayor...

Host Jeremy Spaulding speaks with Megan Vickery and Molly Gurney, the creators of a new literary magazine, Ephemeral, which explores the creative voices of our place. Later, Jeremy introduces us to Michael McFalls, the new Grand County School District Superintendent. Download this episode! Find KZMU Public Affairs on Apple Podcasts and Spotify Music...

Like so many communities in the Intermountain West that depend on a tourism economy, Moab faces an affordable housing crisis. On this episode of This Week in Moab, host Celia Alario talks with Johanna Blanco, Secretary of the Housing Taskforce and AmeriCorps VISTA at the Moab Area Community Land Trust,...