Listen: Download Audio Flood Watch Continues For Denver Area Thursday’s steady rainfall made it the wettest day in Denver since March 14, 2021. According to The Denver Post, the storm that began Wednesday has dumped almost 20 percent of Denver’s […]
A relatively new zero waste initiative aims to partner with restaurants in Boulder to develop an alternative to take-out trash through durable, reusable, returnable takeout containers. For KGNU’s Follow The Waste series, CU Boulder student Wyatt Brown reports. Listen: (Download […]
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In this afternoon’s Metro show, we’re going to be talking about a controversy brewing at Denver’s North High School, where a popular Chicano teacher has been let go. Tim Hernández began teaching during the pandemic and quickly won the respect […]
Debra Jackson is an activist, philanthropist, and entrepreneur who – until recently – lived many years in Denver. She’s the owner and founder of D-Jack’s Administrative Services and is an administrative expert who has dedicated her successful career for over […]
Tonight’s edition of The Labor Exchange examines how healthcare workers in Colorado have been organizing to improve their labor conditions as the ongoing pandemic burdens their workloads and prompts resignations. First, we’ll hear from registered nurses at Longmont United Hospital […]
On today’s Morning Magazine, we’ll hear about at how increased screen time may contribute to an ecosystem of misinformation. Then, we hear from food columnist, John Lehndorff, with Radio Nibbles about his latest fall food column. Finally, have you quit […]
