Colorado Public Radio Staff

Author Joyce Lohse of Centennial on her new book, First Governor, First Lady: John and Eliza Routt of Colorado.

Laura Carlson speaks with Fort Lewis College history professor and author Andrew Gulliford about his book, Boomtown Blues: Colorado Oil Shale, which focuses on the oil shale bust and what […]

September 15, 2003

Epidemiologist John Pape on why Colorado was so susceptible to West Nile virus and what to expect next year.

Denver filmmaker Sheila Schroeder talks about her new film, See What I Got, a documentary about a GirlSports International basketball team that measured its success by how the players used […]

September 11, 2003

Cathy Clamp speaks with Laura Carlson about her novel, The Road to Riches: The Great Railroad Race to Aspen.

Denver state representative Alice Borodkin talks about plans for new legislation that would change state driving laws for senior citizens.

John Vecchiarelli, senior director of taxation with the Colorado Department of Revenue, on Colorado’s month-long tax amnesty program that garnered $23 million in overdue taxes.

This year the Denver metro area exceeded a new federal standard for ozone at a third of its monitoring stations.

Architect Margaret Hansen, preservation committee chairwoman for Historic Boulder Inc., talks about the relocation of a Longmont landmark, Johnson’s Corner gas station.

Les Cooper and Tim Whitlock, two members of a Denver-based traditional western swing band, talk about their latest CD, “Finally!”

Boulder filmmaker Michael Brown talks about his new film, Farther than the Eye Can See, which chronicles the seven-week ascent of Mount Everest by blind climber Erik Weihenmayer of Golden […]

Marshall Kaplan, executive director of the Wirth Chair and Institute for Public Policy at the University of Colorado, with an update on a conference in Aspen that brought Israelis, Palestinians […]

Tucker Hart Adams, chief economist of the Rocky Mountain region with U.S.

Jane Jenkins with the Downtown Boulder Business Improvement District talks about a new service aimed at making the area more appealing to businesses looking to re-locate.