As part of KGNU’s on-going coverage of equity issues during the pandemic, we spoke with a family physician in Aurora who operates a health clinic for refugees. Dr PJ Parmar runs Ardas Family Clinic on East Colfax. He also owns […]
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Radio Nibbles – Adrian Miller on the rebranding of “Aunt Jemima”
On Radio Nibbles this week John Lehndorff and Sam Fuqua chat with Denver author Adrian Miller who has penned three books about African-American cuisine. Miller talks about the rebranding of companies like Aunt Jemima and Uncle Ben and the impact of […]
Radio Nibbles – Adrian Miller and “Black Smoke”
On Radio Nibbles this week, John Lehndorff and Sam Fuqua chat with Denver author Adrian Miller about his new book “Black Smoke” focused on how African-American cooks created the barbecue we enjoy today. They talk about Colorado’s towering BBQ figure Daddy […]
Nature Almanac – Hooded Mergansers
Hooded Mergansers are the stars along ice-free Clear Creek in Wheatridge, as the Boulder County Audubon Society joins Steve Jones, Ruth Carol Cushman and Scott Severs for a nature hike. https://objects-us-east-1.dream.io/kgnu-news/2020/02/NatureA_2020-02.mp3 Image courtesy of Steve Jones.
Historic Hotel Boulderado Unveils Christmas Tree for the Season
The Hotel Boulderado is getting ready to celebrate its 110th anniversary in 2019 and has its eye on the future as it celebrates its past. The hotel has been a staple in the downtown area that has seen many changes […]
Dude, It’s Boulder! Show Returns To Local Stage
Viva Theater’s sold-out show, Dude, Its Boulder!, returns in a new production featuring 100 years of Boulder history. KGNU’s Ginger Perry speaks with award-winning playwright Jane Shepard about her irreverent take on the city, that features 10 decades, 75 characters, […]
Nature Almanac: Ailing Aspens
Ailing Aspen Trees – Leave that turn brown or black instead of gold are an increasing sign of ailing aspen trees along the Front Range. Boulder Naturalists Steve Jones and Scott Seevers take a look at the health of local […]
Nature Almanac: Nuthatches in Long Canyon
In September, Nuthatches in Long Canyon walk upside down on tree trunks, storing nuts and seeds in the bark to save an extra snack for winter. Ruth Carol Cushman and Scott Severs. Image: Red-breasted Nuthatch by Cri Solo