Exploring the evolution and history of land and people in the Northern San Luis Valley.
Saguache County Stories
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15 episodes
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Exploring the evolution and history of land and people in the Northern San Luis Valley.
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Publishing Since
10/4/2022
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Recent Episodes
July 10, 2025
Findin Home Episode 12: Delores Worley
<p>In this episode we get to hear Delores Worley tell her story about how she ended up in Saguache, Colorado. She has lived such a rich and full life and this episode will try to highlight a brief snapshot of her life. She’s been a resident of Saguache for 50 years and is still going strong at 96. You can often see her out and about in Saguache with her patented walking stick. </p>
August 20, 2024
Shaping Communities Episode 1: Lisa Cyriacks
<p>In <strong>Shaping Communities</strong> folks talk about how they have contributed and created a community of caring for neighbors through volunteerism, community-funded programs, and grant-funded projects to help with housing security, food security, supporting our elders, and a host of other ways that support local residents.</p> <p>Lisa Cyriacks, Vice President of the Baca Land Trust speaks about what the land trust is all about. The mission:</p> <p>“To conserve the beauty of the natural landscape, promote respectful<br>relationships between people and nature, and facilitate environmental integrity<br>through community cooperation in northeastern San Luis Valley, Colorado.” </p> <p>To learn more or to volunteer please visit: https://www.crestonebacalandtrust.org/</p> <p><br></p> <p><br></p> <p><br></p>
May 24, 2024
Finding Home Episode 11: Finding My Way to the End of the Road
<p>For <a href="mailto:everettwilson@nsclibrarydistrict.org">Everett Wilson</a> Crestone, Colorado was only a footnote in a book about somatic meditation by Reginald A. Ray when he decided to follow his wife Anoushka on a spiritual journey from California to their new home. Everett and Anoushka met at Tassajara Zen Mountain Center about two hours drive inland from Monterey, California, and after a couple of years trying to figure out what to do after living in a Zen monastery for five years, they took a chance and visited Crestone, Colorado, where Anoushka attended a program at Dharma Ocean, and Everett did a solitary retreat at the Tashi Gomang stupa. Find out how they overcame the “weirdness” and tough living of this little town at the end of the road, to make themselves a home over the course of fourteen years. Don’t forget to stick around for some spoken word at the end of the story! </p> <p>For information regarding the Tassajara Zen Mountain Center referenced in the interview visit <a href="https://www.sfzc.org/locations/tassajara">https://www.sfzc.org/locations/tassajara</a>. To learn about Dharma Ocean, the spiritual center that brought Everett and Anoushka to Crestone, visit <a href="https://www.dharmaocean.org/">https://www.dharmaocean.org/</a>. There is also a link for the Crestone Poetry Festival <a href="https://www.poemfest.com/">https://www.poemfest.com/</a> that Everett has helped organize since 2018.</p> <p><br><br></p>
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