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A look at the current administration’s mass deportations through an...
On today’s Morning Magazine, the federal government’s aggressive mistreatment and villainization of immigrants in this country parallels the history of colonizers’ relationship with Indigenous people....
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Boulder Development Plan Approved
Listen: play_arrow 02_24_25_Headlines Gabrielle Mendoza Boulder Development Plan Approved The Boulder City Council has given preliminary approval to a new development code that would allow for more...
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Black Talk: A multigenerational look at Colorado’s Black history
On this edition of Black Talk, host Michele Simpson speaks with guest Terri Gentry, who is a the historian on the board of directors at the Black American West Museum & Heritage Center. Together,...
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“You can’t just sit back in your comfort”: An Indigenous perspective on mass...
For the past few Mondays now, we’ve spent the Mag uplifting the voices of protestors at rallies and marches at the state’s Capitol. Bringing all you listeners out there impactful speeches and...
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OutSources – Black Futures in Art: The Space Between Us
Black Futures in Art: The Space Between Us is an exhibition at the Dairy Art Center https://thedairy.org/black-futures-in-art/ This exhibition is curated by artist Adderly Grant-Lord. Adderly describes...
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DA Michael Dougherty launched bid to become Colorado’s attorney general
Listen: play_arrow 02_25_25_Headlines Gabrielle Mendoza DA Michael Dougherty launched bid to become Colorado’s attorney general Boulder County District Attorney Michael Dougherty wants to become...
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Insight into the new Restaurant Relief Act
On today’s Morning Magazine, we’ll hear about a new bill that some are calling the Restaurant Relief Act, and others see as a demotion in pay for tipped workers. Then, it’s This Week in Water, and...
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Who Owns Boulder Episode 5 – Density
On episode five of Who Owns Boulder, most of the residential areas in Boulder are zoned for single-family homes. In this episode we discuss the pros and cons of increased density, including the...
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CEO of Colorado Restaurant Association and Boulder restaurant manager discuss...
Last week, after over five hours of back and forth, members of the House Business Affairs and Labor Committee voted 11 to 2 in favor of HB25-1208. The two no-votes were from Democratic representatives...
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Denver SWAT team accused of trying to cover up a case
Listen: play_arrow 02_26_25_headlines Gabrielle Mendoza Denver SWAT team accused of trying to cover up a case A Denver family is filing a lawsuit against 10 Denver police officers for allegedly raiding...
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A look at the bills taking center stage at the state legislature
On today’s Morning Magazine, a look at some of the bills currently taking center stage at the state legislature. Then, it’s Make Them Hear You with Chris Mohr. We’ll wrap up with herbalist Brigitte...
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The truth behind crisis pregnancy centers
On today’s Morning Magazine, crisis pregnancy centers (CPC) promote themselves as legitimate reproductive health care clinics with affordable prices, but in reality, they’re much less safe and are not...
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Denver strip clubs ordered to pay millions in back pay and penalties to workers
Listen: play_arrow MorningMagazine_2025-02-27 Gabrielle Mendoza Denver strip clubs ordered to pay millions in back pay and penalties to workers The City of Denver’s official auditor has ordered two...
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CU reproductive rights org promotes the dangers of crisis pregnancy centers
Crisis pregnancy centers (CPCs) promote themselves as legitimate reproductive health care clinics with affordable prices, offering a wide range of options for pregnant individuals. In reality,...
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Radio Bookclub: Penitence
The February 2025 selection for the Radio Bookclub is Penitence, the debut novel by author Kristin Koval. Set in a fictional ski town in southwest Colorado, the book centers on a shocking crime—a...
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Afterhours at the Radio Bookclub: Kristin Koval
In this podcast-only episode of the Radio Bookclub, author Kristin Koval speaks about how she became a writer after many years of working as a corporate lawyer and why she moved from New York City to...
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Resistance Calendar: 2/27-3/6
In an effort to amplify the work being done on the streets every single day by dedicated changemakers standing up for justice and speaking out against those in power who are attacking our friends and...
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Why Black History Can Never Be Forgotten
On February 7th, 1926 Dr. Carter Godwin Woodson, a distinguished Black author, editor, publisher, and historian, was world renowned as the “Father of Black History”. He created the original concept of...
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PLAY Boulder cares about Boulder’s environment – and wants you to, too
On this edition of Dot Org, KGNU’s Chris Schulz spoke with Angie Jeffords – the Executive Director of the PLAY Boulder Foundation. PLAY Boulder is the official non-profit partner of Boulder’s Parks and...
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Anti-Musk Demonstration
Listen: play_arrow MorningMagazine_2025-03-03 Gabrielle Mendoza Anti-Musk Demonstration Hundreds of protestors gathered outside of the Tesla showroom in Superior Saturday, to demonstrate their...
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