How art is changing the portrayal of the American cowboy
While the American cowboy continues to be an iconic image, more artists are challenging romanticized representations, including some featured at the 2014 National Western Stock Show.
Poem: ‘What Would Martha Do?’ describes life in the American West
Award-winning cowgirl poet Yvonne Hollenbeck performed at the 2014 Colorado Cowboy Gathering. Some of her poetry addresses the realities of modern life in the American West.
Q&A: How a street arcade will transform Denver this summer
Brian Corrigan hopes to make downtown Denver the place to be this summer with Oh Heck Yeah, an event that invites the public to interact with the urban landscape in unusual ways.
Colorado craft breweries experiment with winter beers
Innovation and imagination drive the craft beer industry. As such, Colorado craft breweries are challenging the traditions of winter seasonal beers, experimenting with styles while using unique ingredients.
Recipe: ‘Tis the Saison by the Denver Beer Company
Brewer Charlie Berger shares a winter seasonal beer recipe for ‘Tis the Saison.
Best of 2013: Mile High Noon
Last week on Mile High Noon, Corey wrapped up the year with a countdown of the top 30 albums and EPs released by Colorado artists in 2013. In case you missed it, we’ve got the whole list here.
Every night is a swing dance night in the metro area
Birthed in the 1920s, swing dance is still alive and well in Denver and beyond, as floors open to beginners and experts most nights.
Interview: Nathaniel Rateliff and Joseph Pope III
OpenAir hosted the Annual Holiday Show by Nathaniel Rateliff at the Gothic Theatre! Prior to the show, Rateliff stopped by OpenAir with bandmate Joseph Pope III for a Guest DJ session.
Megan Burtt releases new album “In Good Company”
Colorado’s own Megan Burtt recently stopped by OpenAir to chat with Mile High Noon host Corey Jones about her new album, “In Good Company”. The record features collaborations with a wealth of Colorado musicians.
