Book About Volunteer Investigators
Kelley Griffin talks to Steve Jackson about No Stone Unturned.His book focuses on a band of Colorado scientists and criminal investigators who search for bodies no one else can find.
Letters About Life in 1901
Kelley Griffin talks with Judith Reid Finley, editor of The Century Chest Letters: A Colorado Springs Legacy.The letters chronicle the concerns of citizens living in Colorado Springs in 1901.
First Year Teacher
Kelley Griffin talks with Jennifer Sharp, a first year teacher at Rishell Middle School in Denver, where she teaches social studies. Colorado Matters will be checking in with Ms.
Governing the West
Kelley Griffin speaks with Daniel Kemmis, director of the Center for the Rocky Mountain West at the University of Montana, about his book This Sovereign Land: A New Vision for […]
Book on Cowboys
Kelley Griffin speaks with historian Ken Reyher of Olathe who has written a detailed account of the lives of cowboys and ranching life in his book, High Country Cowboys: A […]
Bee Research
Kelley Griffin talks with Virginia Scott, curator of Entomology at the University of Colorado’s Natural History Museum in Boulder, about her research on a bee that apparently lives only in […]
Trail Highlighting Boulder Women
Kelley Griffin speaks with Marsha Semmel, former president and CEO of the Women of the West Museum, about a new history trail that highlights various women of Boulder County.
Minority Health Initiative
Kelley Griffin speaks with Jill Hunsaker, director of the Turning Point Initiative based at the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment, on the search for solutions to Colorado racial […]
Glenwood Springs Light Pollution
Kelley Griffin speaks with Barbe Chambliss about working with a Glenwood Springs citizens’ committee formed to address approaches to limiting light pollution.
