On today’s Morning Magazine, we’ll hear about an event happening tonight at CU Boulder organized by Iranians on campus to update the public about the ongoing popular uprising there. Then, Chris Mohr will have his weekly commentary, “Make Them Hear […]
As Colorado processes yet another mass shooting, KGNU News Director Shannon Young talks with someone who has lived experience with the sudden death of a loved one. Phil Calitre created a foundation in honor of his daughter Cara who died […]
On today’s Morning Magazine, we hear about yet another mass shooting in Colorado. This one targeted an LGBTQ nightclub in Colorado Springs on the eve of Transgender Day of Remembrance. We’ll center the voices of the local LGBTQ community. Then, […]
Vail-based author and former school teacher Heather Mateus Sappenfield dropped by the Morning Magazine ahead of her book presentation Thursday, February 17th at the Boulder Book Store. The middle grade novel portrays how two girls process different forms of loss. […]
The human death toll for the Marshall Fire was remarkably low considering the size and intensity of the disaster, but many pets were not so lucky. This has contributed to a sense of grief many fire survivors are struggling with. […]
Hundreds of people gathered Saturday afternoon in front of Sol Tribe Tattoo on 1st and Broadway in Denver, site of the murder of Alicia Cardenas and Alyssa Gunn-Maldonado on December 27th. The space was the start of a series of […]
“We’re not skilled at treating divorce as a grieving situation.” Babette Barone has a conversation with Mandy Walker and Karen McMahon about the grieving and coping process around losing a spouse. Mandy and Karen are specialists in helping both men and […]
April 16th has been designated as National Healthcare Decisions Day. Kim Mooney with Practically Dying sits down with Constance Holden, co-founder of the Conversation Project in Boulder County to discuss the necessity of having a conversation on end-of-life decisions long […]
