Colorado Public Radio Staff

Author and professor of philosophy at CU Boulder Claudia Mills on her new children’s book, Gus and Grandpa at Basketball.

Denver’s Alexis Owen, who was living in Brooklyn on September 11, talks about coordinating a nationwide quilt project in honor of the victims.

40-year-old skier Clyde Getty of Boulder on his quest to compete in the Olympic Winter Games in Salt Lake City.

Doug Robotham, Colorado State Director of the Trust for Public Lands, on the group’s efforts to protect and conserve the scenic and historic Red Mountain District near Ouray.

Colorado author Laura Pritchett talks about her novel, Hell’s Bottom, Colorado.The story takes place on a fictitious Front Range ranch.

Dr. William Hiatt, president of the Colorado Prevention Center, talks about the”Bridge the Gap” program designed to help doctors get in better touch with the community about the latest medical […]

Tom Shockcor, co-founder of Denver anti-crime group the Unsinkables, on their ten-year anniversary.

Colorado’s state education commissioner, William Moloney, on the impact of the Federal Education Reform Bill on Colorado.

Law professor Valeria Elliot tells about a new University of Denver Law School program that educates students about the law in Spanish-speaking countries.

Brad Mudge, chair of the English department at the University of Colorado in Denver, discusses the relationship between pornography and literature.

Long-time friends and businessmen Tom Willis and Tod Vandewalker on their plans to put the town of Gunnison on the map.

Ann Daley, curator of the exhibition “The Harmsen Collection: A Colorado Legacy ” at the Denver Art Museum, tells about the behind-the-scenes efforts to manage such a collection.

Greg Moser, counter-terrorist expert for Colorado’s office of emergency management, on Colorado’s efforts to help small towns prepare for potential terrorist attacks.

Laura Carlson talks to Dan O’Brien about his new book, Buffalo for the Broken Heart.

Jean Torkelson, religion writer for the Rocky Mountain News#eI#, on her book, #I#Colorado’s Sanctuaries, Retreats and Sacred Places.

Brighton’s Del Hensel, chairman of the board of the National Bison Association, talks about buffalo ranching in Colorado.