Colorado Public Radio Staff

Continuing the discussion of Colorado’s recreational water use laws, Glen Porzak, who represented Golden in a successful effort to secure water for a kayak park on Clear Creek.

Barbara Yondorf with Yondorf and Associates Health Policy Consulting talks about the Colorado Health Institute, a new clearinghouse for health information.

Jody Neal, a nurse and assistant professor at the University of Colorado Health Sciences Center, discusses an upcoming project to be conducted at the Rosebud and Pineridge reservations: training people […]

Director of Denver Water Chips Barry discusses measures to conserve water during the Winter.

Sergeant Rafael Cintron with the Colorado Springs Police Department tells about an innovative approach undertaken to bridge the language barrier between the city’s growing Latino population and English-speaking police officers.

Author Robb Magley talks about his new book, Deep Black: An Adventure Through the Black Canyon.

State weed coordinator with the Colorado Department of Agriculture Eric Lane on wildfire danger and weed control.

Craig Fetkavich, with the Colorado Division of Wildlife’s Native Aquatic Species Restoration Facility in Alamosa, talks about raising the first boreal toads in captivity.

Author and historian Lee Scamehorn speaks with Laura Carlson about his book, High Altitude Energy: A History of Fossil Fuels in Colorado.

A return visit with aviation consultant Mike Boyd to talk about what has happened in Colorado and the nation since the September 11 attacks.

Retired grocer Bob Crosby talks about his collection of discontinued grocery items.

Greta Gloven, director of marketing communications at the Iliff School of Theology, tells about a memorial created by staff and students to honor the victims of September 11.

Reagan Waskom, water resource specialist for the County Extension Service of Colorado State University, on coordinating drought-related efforts.

Susan Mencer, executive director of the Colorado Department of Public Safety and a 20-year veteran of the FBI, returns to discuss the status of Colorado’s new security plan.

Filmmakers Christine Funk and Marc Snider talk about their film documenting the history of the Creede Repertory Theatre.

Laura Carlson talks with Colorado author Donna Gershten about her first novel, Kissing the Virgin’s Mouth.