Colorado Public Radio Staff

Retired bailiff and author Mickey Miller on her first book, a collection of childhood memories about life in Walden, Colorado, called The View from the Folding Chairs.

Brad Lundahl, chairman of the Colorado Drought Task Force, tells about a newly implemented drought plan.

Ron Walker, president of the Colorado Elk Breeders Association, talks about the impact of chronic wasting disease on the elk ranching industry.

Colorado State University professor Charles Shackelford on directing a new center funded by the U. S.

Diane France with France Casting in Fort Collins on making replicas of bones to aid scientists, teachers and criminal investigators.

Steven Taylor, professor at Naropa University in Boulder, and Randy Roark, former assistant to poet Allen Ginsberg, talk about Naropa’s Audio Preservation and Access Project.

Laura Carlson concludes her conversation on the “Best and Brightest” intership program with San Juan county administrator Bill Norman.

Dr. Randy Kleunder of the of the University of Colorado Dental School on a new clinic that will serve patients in Colorado’s Health Insurance Program for children of the working […]

Bruce Uhrmacher, associate professor of education at the University of Denver and one of the organizers of the Aesthetic Education Institute, on redefining the perception of art.

Denver author Robert Cooperman talks with Kelley Griffin about his new book, The Widow’s Burden.

Alice Eirley, coordinator of the Restorative Justice Program at the Colorado School Mediation Project, talks about crime victims helping student offenders learn why their actions were wrong.

Marshall Kaplan, founder of the Business Group, talks about a partnership with Denver Public Schools to promote reading.

Paula Cushing, curator of entomology and arachnology for the Denver Museum of Nature and Science, talks about a new program sponsoring a “hunt” for spiders in Colorado.

Jennifer Eagan, regional director for Lindamood Bell, on the learning system chosen by the Business Group to be used in the Denver Public Schools reading program.

Producer Scott Kinnamon and student Annette Lucero discuss a documentary project being produced by students about the transformation of Manual High School.

Denver law student Blake Harrison on challenging one of the ‘blue laws’ in Colorado: the ban on Sunday sales of alcohol.