Lessons from a volunteer extraordinaire

LIVE from the KPCW studio: Saemore

After realizing acting wasn't her true path, Sadie Mortensen, better known as Saemore, followed her passion for music, creating her debut album "Lucky Woman" in just nine months while developing a distinctive indie-Western sound influenced by everyone from Johnny Cash to spaghetti-Western film scores. She joins the Campfire Music Sesh and performs two songs in the KPCW studio, including “Small Town Guy” and her latest release, “Gold Rush.”

The 'Silly Girls': Park City's queens of controlled chaos

From uncooperative hot-air balloons to broken-down trucks, the “Silly Girls” somehow keep the Wasatch Back’s biggest events running with humor and heart.

Lessons from a volunteer extraordinaire

Daniel Lewis has turned volunteering into both an art and a way of life. He shares how a passion for service keeps him moving throughout the community, from navigating public transit to strategically stashing duffle bags around town. Along the way, he reveals the creative systems and dedication that help him maximize his impact and make a difference wherever he's needed.

A front row seat to a program that’s powerfully changing how teens and seniors connect

Inside a Wasatch County library, teenagers and seniors share deeply personal stories, unlikely friendships and emotional moments that are changing how they see each other and themselves.

LIVE from the KPCW studio: Alicia Stockman

After years of playing songs in bars, backyards, and listening rooms across Utah, singer-songwriter Alicia Stockman has found a musical home all her own. That journey has led to "Homebound," a deeply personal new album years in the making that reflects growth, self-discovery, and the stories gathered along the way.