Today on the show, we’re looking at coworking – an up-and-coming international trend that brings people of diverse backgrounds together to work inside a single, shared space. We’ll hear from members of the Salt Lake Coworking Coaltiong to learn more.
Today on the program, we discuss the Kickstartercampaign to bring the largest disco ball in America to the sky above Salt Lake as part of the city’s EVE celebration. We’ll hear from Nick Como and Kim Angeli-Selin to hear about that effort and to get a preview of the city’s New Years Eve events.
The Winter Market at Rio Grande Depot is back! Today we’ll speak with Alison Einerson, Winter Market Manager, to hear about how the market has grown, and about the great products available during our cold weather months.
On Thursday afternoon (October 23, 2014) a partial solar eclipse is occurring in much of North America. We’ll learn about safely viewing the eclipse and where to watch. Seth will also tell us about the incredible programs on offer at Salt Lake’s Clark Planetarium.
This week we discuss Design Week in the city. We’re joined by Jesse Dean, Director of Urban Development at the Downtown Alliance, by UMOCA Executive Director Kristian Anderson, and by Garret Clark, one of the partners in Church & State, a new, small business incubator space on 400 South. We’ll look at what design does…
One of the trends shaping our downtown: people making the choice to live and work in the urban core. We’re joined by Babs Delay – principal broker and founder of Urban Utah Homes & Estates, about the challenges and opportunities that living and working downtown afford.
The Salt Lake County Zoo Arts and Parks program began in 1996 and requires renewal by voters. Today on the show we’ll hear from ZAP Program Director Vicky Bourns, from Strategies 360’s Carter Livingston, and from Salt Lake County Mayor Ben McAdams about the role of the ZAP program in our community.
Today on the program we’re joined by Fred Moesinger, Chef-Owner of Caffé Molise in downtown Salt Lake. Moesinger talks about his experience through the years as a restauanteur in our urban center, how the downtown dynamic has evolved, and about the origins of the Downtown Dine O’Round.
Today on the show we’re joined by Tori Baker, Executive Director of the Salt Lake Film Society, to hear about the role that art house theaters play in Salt Lake City, about the local community of independent cinema enthusiasts, and about the unique niche the film society fills in our urban center.
Today on the show we’re joined by a group of people who have chosen to work in Salt Lake City’s downtown, for a conversation about the benefits – and occasional challenges – to having an office in our urban core. Joshua Cannon and Kelly Alder-Williams are attorneys with the firm of Wellborn Sullivan Meck &…
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