Is it Columbus Day? Is it Indigenous Day? What IS an Indigenous? Is it a creature? These are questions not easily answered. As a person born and raised with Native culture and ancestry of this land, I often am asked what we would like to be called. My own perspective, thoughts and answers might not […]
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VOICES Radio Hour: Life-changing teachers
By Lisa Rocco What does “life-changing” mean to me? Life-changing is something that brings immense transformation to one’s life impacting their path, perspective and the direction of their life’s journey. Sometimes this can come through certain circumstances, unexpected events, people we meet, or unravel itself in unexpected ways. How do I define “teacher?” In a […]
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VOICES Radio Hour: The arrowhead
With an ancestry of Roaring Fork Valley pioneers, Stephen Bershenyi was born into a ranching family in Glenwood Springs and stewards the family property, the Lazy V Quarter Circle Ranch, a 640-acre high-mountain parcel protected by a conservation easement. An English literature and German language double major, Bershenyi also earned his journeyman card as a […]
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De donde soy
VOICES Radio Hour Por Tawny Domany Santizo Solorzano Tawny Domany Santizo Solorzano se mudó a Carbondale hace dos años. Nació en Fort Walton, Florida y creció en Petén, Guatemala. Domany está orgullosa de haberse graduado de RFHS esta primavera de 2024. A continuación, irá a la universidad para estudiar gestión empresarial. Fuera de la escuela, […]
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VOICES Radio Hour: ‘Where I’m from’
By Henri Oziel Andrade Machado Roaring Fork High School (RFHS) Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Education (CLDE) students share personal narratives based on the prompt, “Where I’m From.” Their stories take place in lush gardens in Mexico, volcanic lakes of Guatemala, quaint parks in Honduras and olive orchards in El Salvador, as well as right here […]
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VOICES Radio Hour: Teaching the funny
By Ryan Honey There are many things you hope to teach your children as a parent. After we knock off the basics like eating, speaking and using the potty, we keep adding to the list. There are the obvious ones like manners, kindness and a strong work ethic that every parent hopes their kids pick […]
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VOICES Radio Hour: Motherhood
By Lindsay Gurley Motherhood has been, and continues to be, a journey that started for me well before Finn arrived — with a shift in my expectations when coming to terms with my new reality. After Finn’s birth, I was thrown into new growth, transformation, shifting priorities, fresh new perspectives and delving into my own […]
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Descubriendo el amor por el arte
VOICES Radio Hour Por Eli Rojas Elisabet Rojas Capilla: Nacida en Granada, España, tierra del flamenco y artistas como Picasso y Velázquez. Estudió Bellas Artes y enseñó artes en escuelas públicas en España. Luego estudió Educación Primaria y se mudó a Carbondale en 2012. Recientemente completó una Maestría en Enseñanza de Español como Lengua Extranjera […]
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VOICES Radio Hour: ‘Theater Magic’
Gabrielle Bailes is a theater artist from Louisiana and has lived in the Roaring Fork Valley for eight years. She has performed and designed with TRTC and VOICES. Gabrielle holds a Bachelor of Arts in Theater from Marietta College and is a Board Member of VOICES. She is a big believer in the arts. When […]
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VOICES Radio Hour-Recién Llegados
Extractos del episodio de marzo de VOICES Radio Hour, el cual salió al aire el 8 de marzo de 2024 y presentó historias de tres recién llegados venezolanos. Todos los episodios se pueden encontrar en voicesrfv.org/voices-radio-hour. ARGENIS: Mi nombre es Argenis Márquez. Soy de Venezuela, de El Llano, Portuguesa. Soy llanero. El día a día […]