Salt Lake Music lovers unite!

  • May 26, 2026
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Tuesday, May 26:Co-founder of HoneyBee Reviews Monthly Album Club, Jake Clements, creates spaces for music lovers to come together at their monthly album club. Plus, Ogden Music Festival, and May is Melanoma and Skin Cancer Awareness Month. The RMCR Regional Roundup explains why residents in the Rocky Mountain West are more at risk.

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Rallies & Resources Spotlight (full list here):

  • May 29-31: Ogden Music Festival 2026 | Fort Buenaventura, 2450 A Avenue, Ogden. Executive Director of Ogden Friends of Acoustic Music, Michelle Tanner, shares about the Ogden Music festival, which is back again this weekend. Enjoy a massive lineup of artists, an instrument petting zoo, and more. Plus, kids 16 and under attend for free. 

  • June 17: Honey Bee Reviews Monthly Album Club | 6:30 at The Bambino, 7692 S. Main Street, Midvale. Jake Clements of Honey Bee Reviews stops by to talk about their monthly album club, where a different album is chosen each month to discuss. For June, join in and discuss Bleachers' newest album, Everyone for Ten Minutes. 

Rocky Mountain Community Radio Regional Roundup

On this week’s Regional Roundup, we hear about efforts to repeal the Roadless Rule for National Forests and learn about an upcoming movie set to benefit from a new Colorado tax credit. We also visit a popular Western Colorado trail that has introduced new fees for e-bikes, hear why water managers are worried about a dry summer ahead, and tag along with researchers studying the ecological benefits of beaver habitat. Plus, we round things out with a conversation about the dangers of melanoma and the importance of early detection.
  • A report on efforts to repeal the Roadless Rule. (RMCR)
  • A report on a movie that's set to begin filming in Colorado that will avail of a new tax credit. (Aspen Public Radio)
  • A feature on new charges for e-bikes at the popular Maroon Bells site in Western Colorado. (KDNK)
  • A report on a recent meeting of regional water managers ahead of a dry summer. (KVNF)
  • A feature on the ecological benefits of beaver habitat. (KGNU)
  • A discussion with an oncologist on melanoma and skin cancer. (RMCR)

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