- Give! is a year-end philanthropic initiative created to encourage everyone in the Pikes Peak region to give back and get involved with local nonprofits, with a particular emphasis on catalyzing philanthropy from those 36 and younger. Since 2009, Give!
- KRCC is seeking letters of interest from the Southern Colorado community to serve on its Community Advisory Board.
- July 20-23, KRCC presents The Public Theater and WNYC’s production of Free Shakespeare in the Park and RICHARD II.
- Here a few frequently asked questions about KRCC’s weekend programming that are answered for you…. Why did you change your weekend schedule? KRCC and CPR have aligned our weekend schedules to ensure listeners across the state will receive a continuous experience along Colorado’s entire I-25 corridor from Wyoming to New Mexico.
- WAMU 88.5 announced today that Chicago radio and podcast talent Jenn White has been selected as the new host of the nationally syndicated NPR show 1A. No stranger to public media, White comes to 1A from WBEZ Chicago, where she hosts the station’s midday talk program Reset with Jenn White.
- Local musicians are proving that the music doesn’t need to die with the social distancing rules that we are facing. Here are just a few of the local artists whose creative spirits are still thriving in the seclusion of their homes. Inaiah Lujan performed a ‘Virtual Concert’ that permiered March 21st on YouTube.
- Why are you putting Indie 102.3 on in Colorado Springs at this time? We know the world seems upside down right now. And on top of everything else, your regularly scheduled radio programs have been disrupted.
- KRCC and Colorado Public Radio are committed to providing you with the most up-to-date and accurate information about the spread of the Coronavirus, while also adhering to public health guidelines.
- On this episode of Air Check, Jeff and Vicky invite KRCC General Manager Kyle Cunningham to share a song during the music roundtable discussion, and singer songerwriter Kat Edmonson sings a couple of songs in the KRCC studio and talks with Vicky about her love of the American songbook, and following the dreams in her
- Ryan Warner, the host of Colorado Matters, will be at Colorado Craft this Friday afternoon, March 6th. Colorado Matters is a daily news interview show from Colorado Public Radio, and has been broadcasting from Colorado Springs this week. The show can now be heard weekdays at 9 a.m.
- In Colorado Springs, there are over 100 unsolved homicides dating back to 1949 that have surpassed the one-year investigative grace period, designating them as “cold cases.” Someone, somewhere has the answers that could crack these cases wide open, and detectives are eager to hear from those individuals who might have information.
- Beginning Monday March 2nd, KRCC and Colorado Public Radio will be aligning daytime weekday schedules to provide public radio listeners with a consistent listening and information experience all the way from Wyoming to New Mexico. This new partnership will allow both organizations to broadcast state and local news every hour, and will provide a continuous
- We hope you will agree that KRCC presented some truly memorable music underneath the Colorado Avenue Bridge during the past thirteen years. Every summer since 2006, KRCC’s Blues Under the Bridge Festival featured artists the likes of Koko Taylor, Robert Belfour, Charlie Musselwhite, the Holmes Brothers, Bettye LaVette, Los Lobos, Booker T.
- Born and raised in Wheatridge, Colorado, Dean Reed moved to Hollywood at the age of 19 in an attempt to become a star. He was groomed to be a teen pop idol by Capitol Records before becoming a socialist during a tour of South America in the 1960s.
- This Sunday at 6pm, KRCC Presents…Lost Highways, Episode 4 – The Dearest Field. In the aftermath of the American Civil War, all-Black settlements sprang up throughout the West as formerly enslaved people and their descendants sought to build a better life.
- This Sunday at 6pm KRCC Presents…Episode 3 of Lost Highways – The Passion of Alan Berg. Noel and Tyler spin the dial on the talk radio time machine to meet Alan Berg, the loud-mouthed Denver media personality who helped pioneer the “outrage for profit” business model that drives political media today.
