Culture

Michael Franti & Spearhead are coming back to Durango for a birthday party. It’s not just any birthday or any old party: KSUT turns 40

In his fascinating book “Outliers,” Malcolm Gladwell popularized the notion of the “10,000 hour rule,” based on the research of Swedish psychologist Dr. Anders Ericsson,

Got a funny, compelling Durango-y photo you’d like the world to see? Send it to [email protected]. Be sure to include your full name, when and

Love itThomas Kinkade’s art isn’t good. It’s cheesy, sentimental and meaningless. It’s also wildly popular in this country, which says plenty about the artistic tastes

Dallas Symphony Orchestra assistant conductor Karina Canellakis discusses what makes for an effective conductor, with the help of Mickey Mouse, Shaq, Weird Al, Mr. Holland,

The hatchet-wielding Carrie Nation wouldn’t be thrilled with being the name-sake of a rowdy band. An outspoken leader of the temperance movement pre-dating prohibition, Nation

Whether you’re Democrat or Republican, it may be time to look into getting out of the States. Let graduate student Katherine Walker tell you about

Durango artist Dan Groth first moved to town in 1998, but bounced around a bunch before moving to Portland in 2004. He has been back