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Morning Magazine Podcast — Friday January 28, 2022
On today’s Morning Magazine, we talk about what the Marshall Fire has done to real estate prices in Boulder County. Then, even after Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser has warned service providers against increasing prices in the wake of the […]
Morning Magazine Podcast — Thursday January 27, 2022
On today’s Morning Magazine, we hear about a program that gave 150 ebikes to low-income essential workers. After that, on Radio Nibbles, John Lehndorff will be in studio to talk with Nosh Boulder, a delivery service that’s helping keep Boulder […]
Morning Magazine Podcast – Tuesday January 25, 2022
On today’s Morning Magazine, Boulder is getting old. The city’s population of people over 65 is growing faster than almost any other in the nation. Colorado’s state demographer will tell us more. After that, on this week in water, H2O […]
Connecting the Drops: Measuring Snow
The bulk of the water supply for the western US comes in the form of snow. That’s approximately 70% of the water we use originating in snow pack high up in the Rocky Mountains. Therefor measuring that snow and estimating […]
Late snow brings relief to Colorado ski areas
The later than usual snow fall has had ski resorts around the state concerned. Joel Gratz, founding meteorologist of Open Snow.com says that most of the ski areas have opened two weeks late. “I would say that it’s unusual that […]
Connecting the Drops: Snowmaking
It’s that time of year when ski resorts crank up snowmaking machines to bolster Mother Nature’s delivery. Some resorts depend on man-made snow more than others, and it’s possible the practice may be used more in the future. Marci Krivonen […]