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Govener Polis has big plans for public transportation
Listen: play_arrow MorningMagazine_2024-11-20 Jack Dawson Governor Polis unveils vision for Colorado transportation Governor Jared Polis wants to meet Colorado’s transit goals by 2035, and has a plan...
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Will the Town of Erie get more of a say in a controversial oil and gas...
On today’s Morning Magazine, a state commission has put a controversial oil and gas development on hold, telling the company leading the project to go back and rethink the location of the oil wells....
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Boulder Valley Schools ban cell phones for students
Listen: play_arrow MorningMagazine_2024-11-21 Jack Dawson Cell phones banned for Boulder Valley School District High school students in Boulder Valley School District will officially be prohibited from...
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The first rejected Colorado wildlife ban in four elections and Radio Nibbles
On today’s Morning Magazine, for the first time in four elections, Colorado voters rejected a proposed wildlife ballot measure. This morning, we’ll hear from one of the advocates for Proposition 127....
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Proposition 127 failed what that means for Coloradans
On this episode of A Public Affair, voters rejected one of the most contentious statewide ballot measures in the recent election. Proposition 127 would have ended the trophy hunting and commercial fur...
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Big updates coming for the Boulder Theater; Transgender Day of Rememberance
On today’s Morning Magazine, the Boulder Theater will get a big touchup next spring. You’ll hear about why the building is considered a historical landmark, and what those preservation efforts will...
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How indigenous voters are breaking down obstacles for change
On today’s Morning Magazine, a conversation from Jewish Voice for Peace’s “Stop Arming Israel” shabbat outside of Senator Michael Bennet’s office on Friday. Then, the Native American Rights Fund speaks...
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Lehua Taitano – Queer Chamoru Writer and Artist
Interview with Lehua Taitano, a queer Chamoru writer and artist from Yigu, Guåhan (also known as the South Pacific island Guam). Lehua discusses issues of queer identity and migratory belonging, themes...
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Collective bargaining actions starting from CU employees; This Week in Water
On today’s Morning Magazine, you’ll hear about unionized CU Boulder employees are campaigning for workers across the state to have collective bargaining powers and fair pay. You’ll hear more about...
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How can Thanksgiving be “indigenized”; Weekly segment, Naturally
On today’s Morning Magazine, we will discuss, is an “indigenized” Thanksgiving possible? And if so, what does an “indigenized” Thanksgiving look like? A local enrolled member of the three affiliated...
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Seven schools cut in DPS with many grades cut at others
Listen: play_arrow MorningMagazine_2024-11-25 Jack Dawson DPS to close seven schools, cut grades at three others Denver Public Schools will close seven schools and cut down the number of grades at...
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After Image with Michael J. Casey Reviews, “Moana 2” and More
In this movie review segment, KGNU’s Veronica Straight-Lingo speaks with Boulder Weekly Film Correspondent Michael J. Casey about films. In this segment, he reviews the new film, “Moana 2” and previews...
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Radio Bookclub: Hoofbeats—How Horses Shaped Human History
Dr. William T. Taylor is an Assistant Professor and Curator of Archaeology at the University of Colorado-Boulder, whose work explores the domestication of the horse and the ancient relationships...
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Afterhours at the Radio Bookclub: William T. Taylor
In this podcast-only episode of the Radio Bookclub, author William T. Taylor speaks more about the history of horses. He talks about efforts to domesticate zebras, how we’re rethinking archaeology and...
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A very special edition of Radio Nibbles for Thanksgiving
On today’s Morning Magazine, it’s a special Thanksgiving edition of Radio Nibbles – our weekly segment with John Lehndorff. Listen: play_arrow 11_21_24_Thanksgiving Jack Dawson
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A new book is providing body image support tips for everyone
On today’s Morning Magazine, you’ll hear about a new book that provides body image support for everyone – no matter where you’re at in your body image journey. Listen: play_arrow Adultish_Mag Jack Dawson
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Colorado county lobbying to ban Manga from public library and 5000 trees on...
A look at the efforts to remove books from public and school libraries as those efforts increase nationwide. Then, a walk through CU Boulder’s tree-filled landscape. play_arrow Colorado county lobbying...
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Dr. Glenda Russell’s Tools for Troubled Times
Dr. Glenda Russell, psychologist, writer, teacher, researcher, historian and activist discusses some of her suggestions with host Karen Raforth for the post-election/pre-inauguration blues or fears....
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Denver City Council revisits flavored nicotine ban; RTD’s old rail lines...
Listen: play_arrow Denver City Council revisits flavored nicotine ban; RTD’s old rail lines could become a bike trail Jackie Sedley Denver City Council revisits flavored nicotine ban Denver’s City...
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Aurora City Council to remove pitbull ban; Colorado Springs police sergeant...
Listen: play_arrow 12_2_24_Headlines Jackie Sedley Colorado Springs police sergeant allegedly intimidated girl who accused him of inappropriate conduct A Colorado Springs police sergeant allegedly...
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