The show’s primary goal is to provide a safe space for artists of color through conversations, to elevate their voices, and discuss equity in the media. This morning’s guest is Fernanda Nieto, Argentinian pianist, and Director of Education and Community […]
Image by Alexis Kenyon via DALL·E 2 Since the height of the pandemic, some ideologically right-wing groups have honed in on school boards and running campaigns to remove books from library shelves. One of those groups, “Mom’s For Liberty,” recently […]
The Boulder chapter of the Odd Fellows will host the world’s shortest St. Patrick’s Day Parade at 16th and Pearl Street in Boulder at around noon on Sunday. The event won’t last more than an hour but will feature dancing, […]
With the aid of therapy horses Medicine Horse offers groups for veterans & active duty service members, people in recovery from substance abuse, people with disabilities, the LBGTQ+ community, women impacted by breast cancer, trauma & abuse survivors, children with […]
A bill making its way through the state legislature aims to tackle a piece of Colorado’s housing crisis by protecting renters who have kept up their part of lease agreements from evictions without just cause. House Bill 1171 – also known […]
On Radio Nibbles, host John Lehndorff welcomes Eddy Connor, a founder of a new Boulder-born app, Goodie Bag, which offers discounted food from Boulder restaurants and food businesses. Don’t miss the March 16 Supersized Radio Nibbles during KGNU’s Spring Membership […]
The city of Boulder has until the end of this week to respond to a district county judge’s decision to move forward with a complaint filed by the ACLU in May. The ACLU lawsuit alleges that the city’s camping ban […]
Nature, nurture, culture, family, life experiences, deaths, spiritual beliefs, collective traumas; every single thing in our lives contributes to how each being perceives, experiences and integrates grief. How can we recognize grief when many of us don’t really understand what […]
