A Community Conversation with Julian Rubenstein, author of “The Holly: Five Bullets, One Gun, and the Struggle to Save an American Neighborhood” Since its release in May 2021, “The Holly” has sparked controversy amongst Denver residents and city officials. This […]
The Longmont Museum will be hosting an event this Sunday that examines one of the most important social justice movements in American history; that of the Underground Railroad and those who organized for the abolition of slavery. Speakers at the […]
On today’s Radio Nibbles, host John Lehndorff is in the studio to interview the head of Boulder’s Meals on Wheels. Listen: (Download Audio)
The June 2022 selection for the Radio Bookclub is Tell Me Everything – The Story of a Private Investigation by local author Erika Krouse. The memoir tells the tale of Erika’s experience working as a private investigator for an attorney […]
On today’s edition of A Public Affair, we will broadcast an online candidate forum that was held for the primary candidates running for Boulder County Sheriff. The candidates are Boulder County Sheriff Division Chief Curtis Johnson and Louisville Police Chief […]
Boulder City Council met last night ahead of their summer recess. They covered a range of topics from fire preparedness to their perennial favorite – outdoor dining. KGNU’s Shannon Young spoke with Boulder Beat founder, Shay Castle earlier this morning. […]
Across the US, living costs have skyrocketed in the past year. In Boulder, prices are exceptionally high. With the Marshall Fire contributing to an already severe housing shortage and a growing economy, average rent prices went up 15 percent between […]
The Boulder Jewish Community celebrated the in-person Boulder Jewish Festival on downtown Pearl Street in front of the Municipal Building. KGNU’s Rossana Longo-Better spoke with Jonathan Lev, executive director of the Boulder Jewish Community Center, about the coming together of […]
