Host Jim Banks speaks with Conn Hallinan, an independent journalist and a columnist for Foreign Policy In Focus. They discuss what, if any, strategic foreign policy is being followed by Obama in a world that is in trouble in Libya, Gaza, Urkraine, […]
Hundreds of people are expected to testify in Denver this week on proposed rules to reduce carbon emissions from coal-fired power plants. The Denver hearing is just one of several the Environmental Protection Agency is hosting across the country on […]
Update: The Colorado Supreme court has ordered Boulder County Clerk Hillary Hall to stop issuing same sex marriage licenses until there is a formal resolution to the case. This comes after Colorado Attorney General John Suthers filed a motion last […]
Kathleen Chippi of the Patient Caregiver Rights Project based in Nederland joins us to talk about the impact on medical marijuana patients since the passage of Amendment 64 and the new recreational marijuana industry.
The Colorado Family Project is a lab based at the University of Colorado Boulder’s Department of Psychology and Neuroscience. Researchers there have been looking at non medication treatments for bi- polar disorder. They are hoping to recruit up to 50 families which researchers […]
Colorado voters this November will once again decide on an amendment that would give unborn babies the same constitutional and legal rights as a person. The measure is bringing out some familiar faces – and, as Bente Birkeland reports, it’s […]
Colorado’s Central City Opera is wrapping up its production of Dead Man Walking today, with a final performance of the award winning opera based on the best selling book on the death penalty written by Sister Helen PreJean. Ken Cazan, the […]
The Citizen’s Climate Lobby is a nationwide grassroots organization that tries to empower individuals in exercising their political power when it comes to climate change. They recently held their national conference in Washington DC where around 600 citizen lobbyists attended, including eight from […]
