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KSUT, with partners Rocky Mountain PBS (RMPBS), Vision Maker Media, and the Durango Independent Film Festival (DIFF) will present the first Native Lens Media Fellowship in Durango, CO, February 26-March 4, 2023.

KSUT experienced unprecedented growth in recent years. We sustained that trend in 2022. We continue to improve the service we provide to you. Our loyal listeners and supporters are the foundation of all that we do. Here are some highlights from the past year.

They advanced through a seven-month review process and were selected from 413 initial applicants across the U.S.

There was once only one way for members of the Southern Ute Indian Tribe to communicate news with members in isolated areas who spoke only the Ute language: Two of its members would travel to the KDGO...

Featuring prizes from the Durango Farmers Market and gift certificates to Durango Nursery & Supply.

Award-winning documentary filmmaker Colleen Thurston's Abundance will screen at the 2022 Durango Independent Film Festival. She speaks to Tami Graham Wednesday, 2/23 at 1:06 PM on KSUT.

Lose yourself in the pages of these Western books recommended by the C&I crew. From photography to poetry to action-packed thrillers...

Here's a look at how the godfather of Hollywood stuntmen, Yakima Canutt, did one of the first in-motion vehicular stunts, for Stagecoach.

Through A Native Lens focuses on a century of photography of and by American Indians. Available from University of Oklahoma Press, Amazon...

One of the big tropes in horror is the "Indian Burial Ground." Like most things in the Americas that appropriate Native culture into Pop Culture, it's a mess.