Listener Feedback October 25, 2012
Host Ryan Warner reads your reactions to Tuesday’s show, which focused on Lance Armstrong’s fall from grace and its effects on pro cycling in Colorado.
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Hosted by Ryan Warner, Colorado Public Radio's daily interview show airs Monday through Friday at 10-11 a.m. and 7-8 p.m., Saturdays 7-8 p.m. and Sundays 1-2 p.m.
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Listener Feedback October 24, 2012
Read MoreColorado Matters host Ryan Warner reads from your emails about our series "Words That Speak to Me" and "Colorado Votes."
Maddy and the Mountain
Read MoreBig ol’ blisters and altitude sickness didn’t faze a Boulder high school student in her recent attempt to summit Mt. Kilimanjaro, Africa’s highest mountain at over 19-thousand feet.
When Athletes Fall From Grace
Read MoreThe latest revelations about Lance Armstrong's use of performance-enhancing drugs have been a major blow to the world of professional cycling.
Armstrong Doped: What Now for Colorado Cyclists?
Read MoreProfessional cycling is huge in Colorado, so when Lance Armstrong was stripped of all seven of his Tour de France titles for doping, we wante
Words That Speak to Me - How Good It Is
Read More"Words That Speak to Me" is our series about sayings that help people get through life. For some folks, like Judy Oberer, of Boulder, the most powerful words aren’t in English.
Colorado Votes: A Politician's Brand
Read MoreStump speeches and TV ads aren’t the only ways candidates try to convey who they are to voters. They also have logos, on yard signs, bumper stickers, and T-shirts.
'Everything But the Dope'
Read MoreA Denver non-profit called the Harm Reduction Action Center has been offering injection drug users free clean needles for nearly a year.
Old Veterans' Groups Seek Young Members
Read MoreIt used to be that when veterans came home from war, they turned to the American Legion or the VFW. But today, despite a whole bunch of new vets, these groups are struggling to survive.
Lockout a Lucky Break for New Farm Team?
Read MoreTonight is the first game for the new Denver Cutthroats hockey team at the Denver Coliseum. The team’s getting something all start-ups want -- less competition!
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