Colorado Public Radio Staff

Ron Henderson, executive director of the Starz Denver International Film Festival, talks about the festival’s twenty-five year history.

Auden Schendler, director of environmental affairs at Aspen Skiing Company, on the company’s high-profile efforts to protect the environment.

Michelle Ames, political reporter with the Rocky Mountain News, talks about key state senate races across Colorado.

Todd Malmsbury, chief of information with the Division of Wildlife, on early indications that hunters are returning to the state despite the effects of drought, fire and chronic wasting disease.

Colorado Common Cause executive director Pete Maysmith and Nate Gorman with Protect Freedom 2002 discuss the proposed campaign finance reform amendment.

Pat Schassburger, communications specialist with the U.S. Geological Survey in Lakewood, tells about a Colorado map that was produced in 1894 and lists many towns that no longer exist.

John Nielsen, energy project director with the Land and Water Fund of the Rockies, and Karen Hyde, manager of purchased power for Xcel, talk about plans to create the state’s […]

Denver teacher Debbie Miller on her book Reading With Meaning: Teaching Comprehension in the Primary Grades.

Reeves Brown heads Club 20, which represents counties, businesses, tribes and other Western Slope organizations.

Laura Carlson speaks with John Reeves, co-editor of Attitudes on Altitude: Pioneers of Medical Research in Colorado’s High Mountains.

Chip Walton, co-founder of the Metro Arts Coalition, on obtaining funding for artists in the wake of recent budget cuts.

Rex Loesby, president of Sierra Minerals near Aspen, talks about their search for a perfect block of marble to replace the Tomb of the Unknowns memorial in Arlington National Cemetery.

Nina Johnson, manager of Lakewood Heritage, Culture and the Arts, offers a tour of the Museum of the 20th Century, including an introduction to two employees, Ethel Gomez and Elizabeth […]

A conversation with Jane Norton, Republican running mate of Governor Bill Owens.

A conversation with Democratic gubernatorial candidate Rollie Heath.

Steve Weinstein talks about organizing Boulder’s Rocky Mountain Revels, a group that draws on age-old songs and dances and modern Christmas carols to celebrate the winter solstice.