Colorado Public Radio Staff

Arn Menconi, founder of the Snowboard Outreach Society, an organization that puts snowboarders together with kids who are having trouble at home or school.

Reverend Bill Kirton, pastor at Cameron United Methodist Church in Denver and president of the Interfaith Alliance of Colorado, talks about the new coalition of Colorado religious groups’ backing of […]

Sandy Roberts runs West Slope Casa, a group that operates several detox centers.She discusses the financial crisis that some Colorado centers are experiencing.

Dr. Michael Dobberson, a forensic pathologist and Arapahoe County coroner, on the Coroners’ Association effort to increase salaries.

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.

Michael Aisner, promoter for the Coors Classic bike race, talks about a new collection of race memorabilia now archived at the Denver Public Library.