Colorado Public Radio Staff

Colorado Division of Wildlife avian researcher Rick Hoffman on the resurgence of the state’s wild turkey population.

Elise Jones of the Colorado Environmental Coalition discusses her group’s concerns about growth in Colorado.

Laura Carlson continues her conversation about the federal government’s focus on energy resources in the Rocky Mountain West with Rebecca Watson, assistant secretary of the U.S. Interior Department.

Lyn Yarroll with the Mount Evans Group of the Sierra Club talks about maintaining the rustic character of Guanella Pass in the face of upcoming Federal road improvements.

Ron Dent, director of aviation with Durango-La Plata County Airport, discusses the security challenges faced by rural Colorado airports.

Laura Carlson speaks with Marc Smith, executive director of the Independent Petroleum Association of Mountain States, about obstacles to developing domestic energy resources.

Susan Shear, education specialist at the University of Denver Holocaust Awareness Institute, tells about turning her family’s story into a lesson on the Holocaust for schools, creating a readers’ theater […]

Western State College basketball coach Jay Helman and star forward Steve Fendry talk about hanging their championship banner.Coach Helman wouldn’t hang the banner until each team member had graduated.

Bernard Harris and Dwight Berry, two Douglas County sheriff’s deputies, on a new way to catch people who run red lights.

Colorado Senator Ken Gordon discusses a state bill that will focus spending more on drug treatment and less on prison time for drug offenders.

Dr. Steven Cantrell of Denver Health Medical Center talks about the lessons learned from Denver’s participation in a mock bioterrorist attack that took place in 2000.

Bret Bertholf and Marty Jones on resurrecting the barn dance as a means of reviving interest in country music.

Doug Caskey, executive director of the Colorado Wine Industry Development Board, on recent gains in the popularity of Colorado wines.

Development consultant Ross Boyle on his recently released study providing insights on how Pueblo can improve its economy.

Webster Cash, a professor in the University of Colorado at Boulder astrophysical and planetary sciences department, on lowering the cost of a new, high resolution telescope

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