Colorado Public Radio Staff

Historians David Halaas and Andrew Masich talk about George Bent, son of the founder of the trading post on the Arkansas River in southeastern Colorado, and about their biography of […]

Dan Meyers talks with Charlotte Pitt, program manager for Denver Recycles, about recent changes designed to encourage more Denver residents to use the service.

Superintendent Ken Vedra of the Academy school district in Colorado Springs speaks with Dan Meyers, first in a series about the Federal No Child Left Behind Act.

Gerald Keefe, head of the Kit Carson school district in eastern Colorado talks with Dan Meyers, second in a series about the Federal education program.

Republican State Representative Joshua Penry from Grand Junction, talks about a compromise plan he helped forge that re-evaluates millions of acres of federal land in Colorado currently designated roadless.

Steve Outing, interactive media columnist for Editor and Publisher Online, speaks with Dan Meyers about how and why newspapers are attempting to change by using technology and the internet.

In part two, Greeley Tribune editor Chris Cobler, talks with Dan Meyers about his upcoming fellowship to study the online future of newspapers at Harvard University.

He began playing music for silent films in 1971, when film lovers were taking a renewed interest in movies from the silent era.

Federal officials rank Colorado last among the 50 states in vaccinations for 2-year-olds. Dan Meyers speaks with Pam Hanes, president of the Colorado Health Institute, about the findings.

Dan Meyers talks to Van Merritt, a high school teacher in rural Garfield County who is on a mission to bring music back to the schools of Parachute.

July 5, 2005

Talks about her new book on the history of quilt making in Colorado, The Quilt That Walked to Golden.

Songwriter and mandolin player Bill Powers talks about Bell Creek Dance Club, the debut CD for Sweet Sunny South, a bluegrass band from Paonia, Colorado.

David Grinspoon, a scientist in the Department of Space Studies at the Southwest Research Institute in Boulder, talks about his new book, Lonely Planets: The Natural Philosophy of Alien Life.

Boulder jazz pianist Art Lande talks about his new CD, a collaboration with saxophonist and oboist Paul McCandless called Shapeshifter.

Former Denver Post#eI# reporter Mark Obmascik talks about #I#The Big Year: A Tale of Man, Nature and Fowl Obsession.