KSUT hosts Rocky Mountain Community Radio Conference

Friday - November 1, 2024 by Staff report | The Southern Ute Drum
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Participants took part in a Q&A Session with plenary speaker Bruce Auster, NPR Managing Editor-Collaborative Journalism Network and Rick Holter of Public Media Co., during the Rocky Mountain Community Radio Conference.
KSUT Executive Director, Tami Graham, and KSUT Business Manager, Robb Brantley give a tour of the Eddie Box Jr. Media Center during the welcome reception.
KSUT Tribal Radio Station Manager, Sheila Nanaeto gives attendees a brief history of KSUT Tribal Radio.
KSUT Station Manager, Ken Brott and KSUT Morning Edition Host, Jim Belcher chat with guests during the welcome reception at the Eddie Box Jr. Media Center, Wednesday, Oct. 23.
KSUT/KSJD Reporter, Clark Adomiatis and his band Community Pancake performed a buffet of tasty treats from their latest album ‘There’s Still Food Coming’ during the KSUT Open House for the Rocky Mountain Community Radio Conference, hosted by KSUT.
Colten Ashley, KSUT Tribal Media Center Coordinator, presented, 'The Tribal Media Center: A Novel Model' to close out the Rocky Mountain Community Radio Conference, Friday, Oct. 25.
The Rocky Mountain Community Radio Conference hosted this year by KSUT Public Radio took place Wednesday, Oct. 23 through Friday, Oct. 25 at the Sky Ute Casino Resort and KSUT Public Radio Station. On Thursday, breakout sessions kicked off with a performance by the Southern Ute Singers.
KSUT Executive Director, Tami Graham welcomed all attendees of this year’s Rocky Mountain Community Radio Conference on Thursday, Oct. 24 at the Sky Ute Casino Resort.
Ahead of the breakout sessions on Thursday, Oct. 24 guests heard from plenary speaker Bruce Auster, NPR Managing Editor-Collaborative Journalism Network as he was interviewed by Rick Holter of Public Media Co.
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Radio personal that make up the Rocky Mountain Community Radio (RMCR), a coalition of more than 20 non-commercial radio stations in Colorado, New Mexico, Utah, and Wyoming, gathered in Ignacio as part of the two-day, Rocky Mountain Community Radio Conference at the Sky Ute Casino Resort. A welcome reception at the Eddie Box Jr. Media Center began the conference, with a performance by Community Pancake, with KSUT/KSJD Reporter, Clark Adomaitis, and band mates providing entertainment in the performance studio, and a Station Bowling Competition at Sky Ute Casino Resort, Wednesday, Oct. 23. The annual conference included plenary speaker, NPR Managing Director, Bruce Auster fielding question by Rick Holter and those in attendance. Presenters also included ‘Membership Engagement’ by KSUT Membership Manager, Jonathan Hunt. ‘Sound Strategies: Driving Revenue’ by KSUT Underwriter manager, Jessica Kerwin, and ‘The Tribal Media Center: A Novel Model’ by KSUT Tribal media Center Coordinator, Colton Ashley.

 

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