On today’s Morning Magazine, A discussion about rising rent prices and a new bill passed to protect residents. Then, a new exhibit at the Museum of Boulder tells the Story of racial exclusion in Lafayette, specifically at its swimming pool. And, disputes […]
The city councils of Louisville, Lafayette and Boulder discussed local measures to regulate the sale and possession of firearms and ammunition within their jurisdictions. Independent journalist Shay Castle joined KGNU’s Shannon Young for a recap of last night’s Boulder City […]
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Adderly Grant-Lord, Lafayette, CO abstract painter, talks to us about her artistic journey. Adderly paints from all angles, literally and figuratively. She expresses herself out loud and in the light. We discuss her beginnings in St. Vincent in the Grenadines, […]
Black Talk is a one-hour monthly show bringing us news and more from NAACP Boulder County and beyond. Hosted by Michele Simpson, it airs on KGNU on the second Thursday at 8:32am, just after the BBC News headlines. Find out […]
Colorado legalized the practice of body composting last month, making it only the second state in the country – along with Washington – where one can choose the option as part of a funeral plan. Within Colorado, only one funeral […]
Latino activists and allies came together in front of the Lafayette Recreation Center Sunday. They unveiled a bilingual plaque that tells the story of discrimination against Latinos in Lafayette. KGNU’s Rossana Longo-Better reports. Listen: (Download Audio)
Find out what’s planned today as local authorities take over some of the COVID-19 control efforts previously handled by the CDPHE. Then, we hear about a paper crane exhibit memorializing pandemic victims followed by a youth-produced story on the Lafayette […]
