Sarah Ervin
KPCW Director of Development and Community EngagementSarah has spent her career in public service, advocacy, and community engagement. She and her family moved to Park City in 2018, at which time she started volunteering at KPCW as a weekday DJ before taking on a more formal role as Development Director responsible for fundraising and grant writing for the station. She moonlights as a co-host on The Community Campfire, and looks forward to subbing in for DJ shifts when she gets to play listener requests. A California native, Sarah lives in Pinebrook with her husband Mark, their children Jack and Sydney, and their rescue dog Butch Cassidy.
You can catch Sarah on The Community Campfire, Fridays at 9:00 AM on KPCW or wherever you find your favorite podcasts.
-
This week, Andrea Buchanan takes a 100 pound Great Dane puppy from Nuzzles on a field trip and Amber Johnson shares a personal story about a first date that went off the rails. Coach Skinner has the latest on local sports and our Campfire Kids say the darndest things. And stay tuned for an in-studio performance by Provo-based band Lantern By Sea. -
This week on The Community Campfire, we honor Memorial Day with powerful local stories and live music. Andrea Buchanan introduces us to the Treblemakers, an all-women’s a cappella group bringing harmony and heart to the Park City Cemetery celebration. Amber Johnson explores the deep roots of Midway’s Memorial Hill and the community spirit that shaped it into a tribute to veterans. We get a soulful, in-studio performance and stories from singer-songwriter Rick Gerber, plus Coach Skinner's local sports, quirky fun-facts and the ever-unpredictable adventures of our Campfire Kids.
-
Local musician, writer and teacher Rick Gerber shares his creative process, love for poetry, and journey through music, including stories from the road and his passion for teaching students of all ages at Rocky Mountain Music Den. He performs two original songs in studio — “Carolina Bound” and “Last Time Around” — offering listeners a heartfelt glimpse into his artistry and personal evolution. -
This Mother’s Day, The Community Campfire gathers around the stories of six remarkable women from Utah’s Wasatch Back. Each one offers a powerful glimpse into motherhood — not as a perfect ideal, but as a living, breathing journey of resilience, hope and heart. Plus, Coach Skinner's skinny on sports, Friday fun facts, Mother's Day dedications, and the campfire kids.
-
Meet Doug Coleman, a stuntman and magician whose wild ride from hitchhiking to Hollywood turned into a career crashing cars, leaping off buildings, and chasing adventure — all with heart, humor, and a little fake blood. We introduce Jonas Wright, our new KPCW Bilingual Reporter, and hear stories from his time as the BYU mascot. Mary Beth Maziarz stops by to talk about her Park City Song Camps for young musicians and plays a set for The Campfire Music Sesh. And as always, fun facts, local sports, and fresh takes from our campfire kids.
-
Jonas Wright, former BYU mascot Cosmo the Cougar, shares a memorable story from his mascot days and discusses his new role as KPCW’s first full-time bilingual reporter. He reflects on his journalism background, his passion for the Latin American community and his excitement to engage with local residents through his reporting. -
Singer-songwriter Mary Beth Maziarz shares details about her Park City Song Camps for young songwriters, emphasizing creativity and authenticity over technical skill. She also performs two original songs, "My Deep Blue Love for You" and "Better Than Anyone," and reflects on the personal impact of songwriting. -
This week on The Community Campfire, meet Ken McCarthy, the driving force behind the beloved trail network in Heber Valley, whose passion for the outdoors has inspired a community. Hear the story of Matt Lindon, a true Summit County original who’s called Park City home since the ’70s and played a key role in building Deer Valley Resort. Gather around for a soulful music session with Salt Lake City artist Spencer Paul, blending psych-folk vibes and heartfelt lyrics. Plus, get your local sports fix and enjoy some laughs with the always-entertaining Campfire Kids.
-
Take a fun and colorful dive into two of Midway Elementary’s most beloved icons: Miss Sally… and the legendary two-headed calf. The Campfire Music Sesh features indie-pop artist Aspen Anonda, serving up soulful songs and heartfelt stories. Plus, the campfire kids, Friday fun facts, Coach Skinner's skinny on sports, and a spark or two of surprise.
-
Through laughter and candid conversation, local pop/indie singer-songwriter Aspen Anonda offers a window into the life of a young artist navigating healing, heartbreak and creative growth. She performs two original songs, “60 Seconds” and “Bar Fight.” Her latest album, "Not in Love, In Therapy," was born out of personal transformation and emotional honesty.
