On today’s Morning Magazine, well hear from community connectors trying to break down civic engagement barriers between underrepresented communities in Boulder and city government. Then, City Cast Denver dives into what happens when a state senator

On today’s Morning Magazine, you’ll hear about the recent wild horse roundups happening in Northwest Colorado. After that, it is Sports Talk with Jimmie Searfoss. We wrap up with KGNU’s Shelley Schlender and her exploration into hummingb

On today’s Morning Magazine, well hear from a local environmental activist recently found guilty for her role in protesting the construction of a controversial pipeline through Indigenous territory. The Cannabis Report will feature some new data sh

On today’s Morning Magazine, well have the latest story in our Follow The Waste series – this time examining how microplastics end up in the environment. Rapid shifts from drought to downpour are occurring more often. That story and more on T

On today’s Morning Magazine, youll hear about Colorados lawsuit against the Environmental Protection Agency. The state is trying to stop further public access to air pollution. After that is Sports Talk with Jimmie Searfoss, and then Dot Org, our

There aren’t many sports bigger than college football, and a lot of money will be made with its return. Take a dive into some numbers of the money NCAA athletes make for their schools and more on this week’s episode of Sports Talk. Listen: Dow

On today’s Morning Magazine, we’ll hear about how the Environmental Protection Agency is facing threats of funding cuts to a program designed to identify and clean up sites polluted by so-called “forever chemicals.” Then, Radio Nibbles host Jo

On today’s morning magazine, Denver Metro leaders held a community vigil to address gun violence yesterday. We hear from some of the speakers. Then, Cortez community groups organized a dedication ceremony for those who have died while experiencing h

On today’s Morning Magazine: What do soldiering and farming have in common? Military veterans who have gone through a program called Armed to Farm explain how they transferred their skills into the world of agriculture. As climate disasters increase

On today’s Morning Magazine, well have the latest story in our Follow The Waste series – this time looking at what happens after e-bike batteries die. Then, City Cast Denver dives into the hype and anticipation surrounding the upcoming season