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Deli clerk at Table Mesa King Soopers speaks out about strike
Over 10,000 King Soopers employees are on strike. The United Food & Commercial Workers – or UFCW – Local Number 7, which is a union that represents thousands of King Soopers workers, kickstarted...
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Local professor and business owner talks about recent minimum wage increases
On today’s Morning Magazine, you’ll hear from a local professor and business owner about the recent minimum wage increases. Then, it’s Make Them Hear You with Chris Mohr and we’ll wrap up with...
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King Soopers files temporary restraining order against union workers
Listen: play_arrow MorningMagazine_2025-02-12 Gabrielle Mendoza King Soopers files temporary restraining order against union workers King Soopers has filed for a temporary restraining order against its...
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NAACP Boulder County’s upcoming annual Freedom Fund event
On today’s Morning Magazine, you’ll hear about NAACP Boulder County’s upcoming annual Freedom Fund event. Then, it’s Radio Nibbles – our weekly segment with John Lehndorff. Listen: play_arrow...
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Denver Public Schools sues Department of Homeland Security
Listen: play_arrow MorningMagazine_2025-02-13 Gabrielle Mendoza Denver Public Schools sues Department of Homeland Security Denver Public Schools (DPS) is suing the U.S. Department of Homeland Security...
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“Fact checking is now deemed an insult”: A conversation on media bias
On A Public Affair, we look at headlines from outlets across the political aisle, talk about the impact of media on perception and behaviors, and look at the history of media polarization and bias....
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OutSources: Connecting the dots with Heidi Beedle of the Colorado Times Recorder
Host Elise Matatall interviews Heidi Beedle, a Colorado Times Recorder journalist on the reproductive justice and extremism beats in Colorado Springs and the surrounding area. They’ve been working to...
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“Love only wins if it enters the battle”: Presidents’ Day protest at Denver...
Over 2,000 people took to Denver’s streets yesterday to protest Donald Trump’s policies. This was one of many rallies across the nation that corresponded with Presidents’ Day. Many organizers...
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Voices from the Presidents’ Day protest
On today’s Morning Magazine, you’ll hear voices from the Presidents’ Day protest yesterday at Denver’s Capitol. Then, it’s our Listener Comment Line. Listen: play_arrow MorningMagazine_2025-02-18...
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Hundreds of people protest layoffs outside of Rocky Mountain National Park
Listen: play_arrow PM headlines Gabrielle Mendoza Presidents’ Day protests across the nation Thousands upon thousands nationwide took to the streets on Presidents’ Day yesterday to rally against the...
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Local pie guy raising funds for LA bakeries impacted by fires
John Hinman and his handmade pies are familiar favorites at Boulder-area farmers’ markets. He visited Radio Nibbles to chat with John Lehndorff about Pie Day Day for LA, a project he is co-launching to...
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“She doesn’t want to die as a man”: Why we need more LGBTQ-informed care
On today’s A Public Affair, we talk about people you almost certainly interact with every day. These people are your neighbors, your relatives, your colleagues, your friends. Your host is one of them....
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Body found near Boulder Canyon Drive identified as Megan Trussel
Listen: play_arrow 02_19_25_Headlines Gabrielle Mendoza Body found near Boulder Canyon Drive identified as Megan Trussel The Boulder County Coroner’s Office has confirmed that the deceased female found...
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What listeners should know about wildfire insurance
On today’s Morning Magazine, wildfire insurance, what listeners should know about their own policies and what individuals in the community feel they wish they knew about. Then, it’s Make Them Hear You...
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Avian flu spreads across the Mountain West
On today’s Morning Magazine, you’ll hear the latest on the spread of avian flu in the Mountain West. Then, it’s Radio Nibbles – our weekly segment with John Lehndorff. Listen: play_arrow...
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Immigrant children could lose attorneys under Trump’s order
Listen: play_arrow MorningMagazine_2025-02-20 Gabrielle Mendoza Immigrant children could lose attorneys under Trump’s order Roughly 160 immigrant children who have been separated from their parents...
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Western states attempt to take control of federal public lands
On today’s Morning Magazine, a look at recent attempts by Western states to take control of federal public lands: the roadblocks they’ve faced, and the attempts to use public land to build affordable...
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After Image with Michael J. Casey previews IFS Black History Month and “Thick...
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 previews the Black History Month celebration...
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Agenda Theatre Presents “Mean Ghouls” at Chaos Bloom February 23
Voted the best new LGBTQ+ theatre company in 2024 by Westword, The Agenda Theatre Company is dedicated to shaking up the theater scene with innovative storytelling and dynamic performances celebrating...
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Booktalk: Historical Fiction Writer Marie Benedict’s QUEENS OF CRIME
Host Diana Korte speaks with award-winning novelist Marie Benedict, author of nine books, whose newest title, QUEENS OF CRIME, features the 5 greatest women writers of the Golden Age of Mystery...
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