A half hour interview and conversation with internationally renowned speakers visiting the Gunnison Valley, usually as part of the Crested Butte Public Policy Forum. Many of the associated Public Policy Forum talks are included as well.

Outside/In

On this week's Outside In, host Roger Kahn talks with Charlie Sykes, an MSNBC contributor and a contributing editor at the Weekly Standard. 
Sykes has been critical of President Trump and elements of the Republican party. He'll talk about the state of the country and the future of the Republican party.

Outside In Week Of July 15, 2018 - Charlie Sykes

On this week's edition of "Outside/In,“ host Roger Kahn talks with Ellen Sweets, a journalist formerly with the Denver Post and other newspapers and a former Director of the City of St. Louis Civil Rights Enforcement Agency, about voting in America. Sweets speaks about the
current threats to voting rights and their impact on minority communities.

Outside In Week Of July 22, 2018 - Ellen Sweets

This week we'll hear from Bryan Cunningham, a former NSA and CIA official during the Clinton and George W Bush administrations and a leading international expert on cybersecurity law and policy. Cunningham will talk about the threats to cybersecurity and what can be done to respond to them.

Outside In Week Of July 29, 2018 - Bryan Cunningham

On this week's "Outside/In," we hear from David Hawkins, Director of the Climate Program at the Natural Resources Defense Council, on climate change and the political challenges of addressing it.

KBUT Outside In Week Of August 12, 2018 - David Hawkins

On the final new episode of Outside In for the 2018 season, we talk with a distinguished professor at the University of Texas and author of nine books on contemporary politics and foreign policy, most recently The Impossible Presidency, discussed the challenges of the presidency in modern America.

Outside In Week Of Aug 19, 2018 - Jeremy Suri

KBUT is a community radio station serving Gunnison County, Colorado. Broadcasting since 1986, KBUT serves the Gunnison Valley through diverse on-air programs, volunteer opportunities open to all community members, and ongoing support for the area’s nonprofit organizations and educational institutions. Community radio is a significant facilitator of democratic ideals and civic participation and is an invaluable community resource, particularly for a rural and remote area such as Gunnison County.