Colorado Public Radio Staff

Author Chris Lear tells about the University of Colorado cross-country team in his new book, Running with the Buffaloes.

The Blanco district of the White River National Forest is considered a leader in weed control.We visit the forest with Hal Pearce who has been identifying and killing weeds here […]

Cari Davis, Executive Director of TESSA, a domestic violence prevention group talks about co-chairing the Greenbook Project, a report by the National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges.

Marie Moore, a botanist in Paradox, Colorado, talks about edible weeds and how their use can assist in controlling weed proliferation.

Donna Caccamise, associate director of the Institute for Cognitive Science at the University of Colorado at Boulder, on the development of software for use in schools to help students read […]

T. K.Gwin, an aeronautical engineer with the Colorado Department of Transportation, talks about a new weather reporting systems being installed on mountain passes to assist pilots in identifying potential weather […]

Andy Caldwell, a high school science teacher from Castle Rock, talks about being chosen to participate in a research expedition to Antarctica this fall.

John Temple, editor of the Rocky Mountain News, and Dusty Saunders, broadcasting critic for the paper, talk about the career of columnist Gene Amole.

Medicare’s Laura Palmer talks about a new project assessing the quality of nursing home care in six pilot states including Colorado.

Peggy Lamm with the Bighorn Center for Public Policy and political consultant Dick Waddhams discuss a ballot initiative that could change the election process by replacing caucuses.

Colorado State University research agronomist Calvin Pearson about a grant his research team received to develop a sunflower plant that could produce quality rubber.

Rocky Mountain News reporter Michelle Ames gives an overview of the past Colorado legislative session.

Judge Carol Haller of Greeley discusses the increasing number of children being brought into Colorado courtrooms by their parents.

Denver Post reporter Mike Soraghan speaks with Laura Carlson about a lawsuit aimed at stopping the shipping of plutonium from Rocky Flats to a plant to South Carolina.

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.

Dr. Ned Calonge, chief medical officer for the Colorado Department of Public Health, discusses what he considers the biggest public health issues facing the state.