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	         KGNU Latest NewsFrom the Archives to the Air: words and wisdom of the WestApril 18, 2024  In this episode of From The Archives to the Air, we’ll be hearing some cowboy poetry recorded by KGNU in 1990. Cowboy poetry has been described as a blend of Irish storytelling, Scottish seafaring, and cattle tending. According to the poets.org website, the particulars of cowboy poetry derive from [...] The post From the […]
Ringo Joon
Science of deathbed visionsApril 18, 2024  Many people have visions and dreams as they near the end of their life in which they reunite with loved ones who have gone before them. What can science tell us about these mysterious and common experiences? And how do they affect those who have them? These are questions [...] The post Science of […]
Ringo Joon
The word “bungle” was used several times last night during PUC’s community input meeting to discuss Xcel’s decision to cut power in early April; Republicans vote down sex abuse amendmentApril 18, 2024Listen Community Input meeting reveals widespread and severe losses from Xcel power outages Last night, during a Colorado Public Utilities Commission (PUC) meeting, the word “bungle” was used several times.  PUC Commissioners held the virtual public input session as part of their investigation into Xcel Energy’s decision to shut off power to [...] The post The word […]
Alexis Kenyon
Denver comes in first in an annual cannabis destination pollApril 18, 2024On today’s Morning Magazine, two Boulder Weekly reporters are in the studio to tell us about their reporting. After that, on the Cannabis Report, we hear how a popular annual cannabis destination poll ranks Denver 10 years after the state legalized recreational weed. Then, it’s Radio Nibbles–our weekly segment with John [...] The post Denver comes […]
Alexis Kenyon
Has 420 become cringe? Plus, with Earth Day fast-approaching, is there any good climate news and sasquatch is still a thingApril 18, 2024KGNU’s Alexis Kenyon catches up with Boulder Weekly reporters Will Matuska and Lauren Hill. They discuss their recent features in this week’s Boulder Weekly, starting with Matuska’s recent piece on climate optimism. He set up a table on Pearl Street to find climate hope and asked passersby if they had any [...] The post Has 420 […]
Alexis Kenyon
A 50-Year-Old Nonprofit Continues To Fight Food Insecurity In The Denver CommunityApril 18, 2024Metro Caring Denver is a local, non-profit, frontline leading organization and an important community partner that has been serving the Denver Community since 1974 in the fight against hunger. Approaching its 50th Anniversary, Metro Caring Denver continues to work closely with local surrounding communities to meet people’s immediate needs for [...] The post A 50-Year-Old […]
Tish Beauford
Denver encampment sweep with no places to go this time, and internet scammers making bank on ColoradansApril 17, 2024Listen Denver Homeless Encampment sweep could displace more than 100 Cleanup at a Denver homeless encampment is expected to continue today, one day after police swept the area at 8th Avenue and Navajo Street. Police performed the sweep early yesterday amid concerns about public safety. The Denver Post says there have been [...] The post Denver encampment […]
Kennedy Pickering
Marijuana and Psychadelics Symposium is today at CU. We hear from a keynote speaker who was imprisoned for ten years under weed-related chargesApril 17, 2024On today’s Morning Magazine, we hear from a woman who was imprisoned for ten years for  marijuana charges. After that, herbalist Brigitte Mars —talks about dandelions  on Naturally. Then, It’s political commentary on Chris Mohr’s Make them Hear you. Listen: The post Marijuana and Psychadelics Symposium is today at CU. We hear from a keynote […]
Kennedy Pickering
Electric Black Earth Festival kickstarts this week at Naropa; a ten-minute walk could deliver clean waterApril 16, 2024On today’s Morning Magazine, we’ll get a preview of the Electric Black Earth Festival, which kickstarts this Thursday at Naropa University in Boulder. Then, a ten-minute walk could deliver clean water—and faster if you pick up the pace…. that, and more on This Week in Water. We’ll wrap up with our [...] The post Electric Black […]
Jackie Sedley
New state occupancy limits law signed; Proposed U.S. 36 bikeway; avalanche fatalities downApril 16, 2024Listen   Polis Signs Occupancy Limits Bill Governor Jared Polis has signed into law a bill that eliminates most restrictions on how many unrelated people can live together in Colorado. The new law makes it illegal for local governments to create occupancy limits, which the governor and others have called [...] The post New state […]
John Kelin
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