(Photo credit: Dre Erwin Photography licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 4.0 International license.) One of the more lasting effects of the COVID-19 pandemic is how it has impacted youth mental health. From extended isolation to canceled rights of […]
KGNU recently received a visit from a group of students from Empower High School in Aurora. Most of them are incoming freshmen and all were participating in a summer workshop facilitated by Meta Sarmiento, the school’s Director of Culture and […]
Homemade puzzle at one of the event’s creative art stations (photo credit: Ning Mosberger-Tang) The Boulder County Farmers Market made its spring comeback this Saturday, drawing throngs of visitors on a beautiful, sunny day. Next to the market, the Boulder […]
We begin with the Nature Almanac followed by an interview with a leader behind the passed Boulder ballot measure allowing ranked-voting for the city’s mayor in the future. We’ll hear the story of how one young person is surviving the […]
The chair of the Boulder County Democratic Party gives his reaction to national and local election results. Then, results for Proposition 114 are very close and the wolf reintroduction measure is holding a narrow lead. We’ll talk with one of […]
We begin with a review of state and local election results followed by a conversation with a supporter of Boulder’s municipal utility movement about the passage of measure 2C which instructs the city to sign a franchise agreement with Xcel […]
We will check in once again with the Boulder County Clerk’s office about turnout and how to vote today if you’ve waited until Election Day. Also during the show, a high school student reflects on the state of world, one […]
We get an update on the needs the Navajo Nation is facing now that the strain of COVID-19 is combined with cold winter weather. Then, we hear a piece produced by a New Vista High School student on how corporate […]
