Department of Cultural and Community Engagement. Division of Arts and Museums. Folk Arts Program Utah Traditions radio program recordings, 1987-1991.

For four years, Craig R. Miller produced weekly ninety-minute radio programs for Community Radio Station KRCL. The program began as a 13-part introduction to folk music in Utah, funded by the Utah Humanities Council, exploring the process of how folk music is passed from one generation to the next, the context of family and community in maintaining traditions, and how folk music functions to reinforce cultural identity. Five additional programs explored religious music of Utah's Black residents, and three more programs explored the heritage and traditions of Utah's Greek community. Later programs explored ethnic traditions, community celebrations and the roots of contemporary folk expression in Utah. This collection includes field recordings in community settings, recordings of interviews, and recordings of the final radio broadcasts.

Materials in this series were assigned a project number by the Folk Arts Program, consisting of a three-letter code, creation year, a letter indicating format, and the numerical order of the materials.