KGNU Young Adult book reviewer Phoebe Donovan is back – this time with an in-studio interview. Ellen O’Clover and Jessie Weaver are both Colorado based authors of young adult fiction. Their books – Seven Percent of Ro Devereux and Live […]

KGNU Young Adult book reviewer Phoebe Donovan is back – this time with an in-studio interview. Ellen O’Clover and Jessie Weaver are both Colorado based authors of young adult fiction. Their books – Seven Percent of Ro Devereux and Live […]
View this post on Instagram A post shared by Mile High Blaze (@milehighblaze) The Mile High Blaze of the WFA has been winning since its inception in 2013. On this episode with Jimmie Searfoss, we dive into […]
The January selection for the Radio Bookclub is Blackwater Falls, the latest novel by Colorado-based author Ausma Zehanat Khan. The book introduces readers to Detective Inaya Rahman of the Denver Police Department who is called in to investigate the disappearance […]
On Radio Nibbles, host John Lehndorff welcomed author Gil Asakawa who has just published “Tabemasho! Let’s Eat! The Tasty History of Japanese Food in America.” They discussed the rise of ramen in Colorado, Pelican Pete’s memories and the best thing Gil has […]
About 50 to 70 Boulder community members gathered at the Boulder Chamber of Commerce yesterday morning to discuss another group of about 50 to 70 Boulder residents. The individuals not in the room but at the center of the discussion […]
In our studios of KGNU on Connections Call-in Show, we hear from Beth Eldridge, a victim and Marshall Fire Recovery Navigator, an elder victim Elsie Chavez, who lived in a mobile home in old Superior, accompanied by her son Arthur […]
We’ll be talking about dogs this morning on A Public Affair and taking your calls. Our guest is Marc Bekoff, author of over 30 books and professor emeritus of ecology and evolutionary biology at CU-Boulder. His books include Canine Confidential: […]
What are the environmental implications of a global population that keeps expanding year after year? Can the planet handle the pressures of humanities demand for resources? And why have we – as supposedly intelligent homo sapiens, been unable to halt […]