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 previews two films to catch at the International Film Series on the University of Colorado Boulder campus. Screening October […]
Running October 7th – 9th is a brand new, immersive collaboration between Control Group Productions and Playground Ensemble, called Canopy. Audiences are invited to board a school bus on an immersive leaf-peeping experience complete with live music, poetry, dance and […]
Patricia Schultz of “1000 Places to See Before You Die” fame has authored a different kind of book this time. “Why We Travel: 100 Reasons to Get Up and Go” pairs beautiful color photos with pearls of wisdom, lists, and […]
Crested Butte Film Festival, the award-winning international film festival is taking place September 21- 25, in Crested Butte, CO. The festival includes over 80 films, shown in person and virtually, and features narrative, documentary, outdoor adventure, children’s, and short films. It […]
Did you know that Denver has its very own circus ensemble? The Circus Foundry is a small contemporary circus group made up of members who have performed in other troupes around the world, but who call Denver home. The […]
Kimberly Garza’s debut novel, “The Last Karankawas” explores modern, diverse south Texas. She takes readers to the salty aired streets of Galveston where a tight-knit community of Mexican and Filipino American families who live on the Texas coast. When word […]
An American retired judge of the Superior Court of California, LaDoris Hazzard Cordell was also the first black female judge in the northern part of the state. Her memoir, “HER HONOR, My Life on the Bench…What Works, What’s Broken, and […]
Denver-based community educator Tim Hernández makes his debut as a Metro host in this interview with author Kelly Lytle Hernández. Her latest book is Bad Mexicans; Race, Empire and Revolution in the Borderlands. Listen: (Download Audio)
