Silvia Pettem’s “In Search of the Blonde Tigress” dips into the world of sensationalized Chicago newspaper headlines in the 1930s that claimed Eleanor was not only “the blonde tigress,” but also “the most dangerous woman alive.” But a closer look at […]
Award-winning African ecologist Paula Kahumbu, author of SECRETS OF THE ELEPHANTS, is one of the world’s preeminent advocates for elephant conservation and the fight against illegal poaching of elephants for the ivory trade. Her gorgeous co-authored National Geographic coffee table […]
The always fun Lisa Scottoline is back with her 37th novel, LOYALTY, a historical novel about the beginnings of the Mafia on the island of Sicily in the 1800’s. Readers will be transported to the dramatic and ruggedly beautiful island […]
In this movie review segment, KGNU’s Veronica Straight-Lingo speaks with Boulder Weekly Film Correspondent Michael J. Casey about films. In this segment, Casey reviews the film, “Polite Society“, now out in wide release. He also previews a new program on The Criterion […]
The Seicento Baroque Ensemble will be hosting a landmark performance of Bach’s masterwork the St. John Passion the first weekend of May. Performances will be in Arvada on May 5th, Denver on May 6th and in Boulder May 7th. Not […]
Steven Simon, author of seven books, is currently a fellow at MIT (Mass. Inst. Tech) after spending nearly 40 years specializing in the Middle East in a variety of high-level jobs both in and out of government. In his newest […]
Inspired by a 25-year-old article about evacuated British children revisiting their U.S. foster homes as adults, Laura Spence-Ash tells her own well researched story, BEYOND THAT, THE SEA. It follows the lives of two families over three decades. Their lives […]
Former Associated Press Mexico City Bureau Chief Katherine Corcoran‘s IN THE MOUTH OF THE WOLF A Murder, A Cover-up, and The True Cost of Silencing the Press reports some of the facts why 85 Mexican journalists have been killed in […]
