The Navajo Nation has been especially hard hit by the COVID-19 pandemic. According to the Navajo Nation Department of Health, the infection rate is more than 3.4% […]
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Boulder Leaders Updated on Expected COVID-19 Surge, Economic Fallout
Local health officials expect a surge in coronavirus cases in the coming weeks and briefed Boulder City Council members last night. According to KGNU’s Roz Brown, […]
After Image with Michael J. Casey discusses New Online Arthouse Collaborations, Revisiting Kirk Douglas, Max von Sydow Classic Films
In this movie review segment, KGNU’s Veronica Straight-Lingo speaks with Boulder Weekly Film Correspondent Michael J. Casey about films. In this episode, Michael Casey talks about new digital […]
La Cocina: Seeking Equity in Mental Health Services
La Cocina is a nonprofit organization that provides mental health and health equity services for the Latinx Spanish-speaking population of Northern Colorado. It was founded three years […]
Chronicles of the Great Migration
Michael Kilman and I am an anthropologist, filmmaker, artist, writer, and musician. He lectures in anthropology at the University of Colorado in Denver and is the […]
Positive People – Brad Feld
Brad Feld is a Boulder-based quintessential serial entrepreneur and philanthropist. As the Managing Director of the Foundry Group, an early venture investment firm, a co-founder of […]
Dance for Parkinson’s at Dairy Arts Center
KGNU’s Ginger Perry brings us a report on a regular dance class that happens at the Dairy Arts Center that is aimed at people dealing with […]
The Labor Exchange: Organized Labor Under The Trump Administration
Dr. Ray Hogler joins host Dennis Creese to talk about organized labor in the Trump administration. This conversation is a follow up from previous year’s conversation. Ray Hogler […]