- Monday, August 20, 2007 Moving Day For Susan Badger’s Cabin Photo credit: Charlotte Clark Monday-Friday, 10am & 7pmSaturday, 7pm & Sunday, 1pm Now Available
- Monday, August 13, 2007 Off-the-Grid with Solar Didi Herald’s home next to Ladder Canyon south of Grand JunctionPhoto credit: Didi Herald Monday-Friday, 10am & 7pmSaturday, 7pm & Sunday, 1pm Now Available
- Tuesday, July 31, 2007 Piñon Canyon: Then & Now Photo credit: Kaylinn Gilstrap Monday-Friday, 10am & 7pmSaturday, 7pm & Sunday, 1pm Now Available
- Monday, September 24, 2007 Immigration Crackdown Hits Pueblo Area Farmers Maria Mendoza topping onions in a field near Rocky Ford, ColoradoPhoto Credit: Zachary Barr / KCFR News Photo: Zachary Barr / KCFR News Photo: Zachary Barr / KCFR News Monday-Friday, 10am & 7pmSaturday, 7pm & Sunday, 1pm Now Available
- Thursday, October 4, 2007 What To Do About Dying Aspen Dying Aspen in San Juan National ForestPhoto: US Forest Service, Rocky Mountain Region Dying Aspen in Gunnison National Forest: Here are healthy young aspen in the center, resulting from a harvest in 1984, surrounded by dying, older aspen that were not managed.Photo: US Forest Service, Rocky
- Thursday, September 27, 2007 Preserving the Dearfield Colony The Dearfield Colony Filling StationPhoto: From the Paul W. Stewart Collection The Lunch CounterPhoto: Stuart Watada The Renovated House of O.T.
- Thursday, June 7, 2007 Five Years After The Hayman Fire Jonathan Bruno, Executive Director of The Coalition for the Upper South Platte Five years later, burnt trees dot the landscape. A more recent arrival. Sedimentation after the Hayman Fire has affected popular fishing spots along the Upper South Platte River.
- Season 5 January 25 – March 2Sundays at 2pm & Mondays at 9pm Each Radio Lab episode is an investigation made up of a patchwork of people, sounds, stories and experiences centered around one big idea. It’s a program where science bumps into culture and information sounds like music.
- Colorado Springs poet David Mason is adapting his award-winning book "Ludlow" into an opera. He speaks with Ryan Warner.
- Democrats in Congress have introduced a number of bills this year aimed at overturning policies set up the Bush administration. Among them is a piece of legislation which could significantly change how all types of energy — from natural gas to wind to uranium — are developed on federal lands. CPR’s Megan Verlee reports.
