Several Colorado schools experienced lockdowns this morning after a string of apparently false threats made against their communities. The calls alluded to threats against schools in Boulder, Brighton, Aspen, Cañon City and Estes Park. One of the first apparent targets […]
The CU Wizards program, a free STEM program, is still going strong after over three decades. KGNU’s Benita Lee spoke with David Nesbitt, the scientist who heads up the CU Wizards program about how the program got started and why […]
Mounting evidence shows that Black mothers and infants run a significantly higher risk of mortality in the United States than their white counterparts – regardless of income. A recent study by the National Bureau of Economic Research cross referenced income […]
In our studios of KGNU on Connections Call-in Show, we hear from Michelle Gabrieloff-Parish, founder of FLOWS – Foundations for Leaders Organizing for Water and Sustainability and Once & Future Green, Mark Magana executive director of GreenLatinos and Victor Galvan […]
El equipo Sí Se Puede de la ciudad de Boulder golpea la puerta y visita los estudios de la radio comunitaria KGNU para hablar sobre la labor que han venido realizando desde la pandemia para ayudar a la comunidad de […]
Our Guest is Topaz Hooper, a world traveler, poet, writer, and artist based out of Boulder, Colorado. She has spent the better part of her life writing poetry about world injustice, living in a queer-friendly household, being a person of […]
On this episode of the Labor Exchange we discuss the recent contract at Spruce Confections with Spruce workers Melissa Laurenti, BJ Weliss, Noah Hill and owner David Cohen. Over the weekend, union workers with BCTGM Local #26 that work at […]
Photo Courtesy of Nashville African American Wind Symphony, The Nashville African American Wind Symphony performs Sunday, February 19th at 3:00 p.m. at Macky Auditorium in Boulder in a free concert, presented by the 2023 Freedom Fund of the Boulder NAACP. […]
