Remembering The Denver Center’s Donald Seawell In His Own Words
He was a man who seems to have lived many lives in the course of just one: attorney, Broadway producer, diplomat and publisher of The Denver Post.
The U.S. Is ‘Massively Corrupt,’ Gary Hart Argues In ‘The Republic of Conscience’
In his new “manifesto,” the former U.S. senator from Colorado writes that special interests are eclipsing the national interest.
Meet lexicographer Orin Hargraves, the cliché killer
CU-Boulder’s Orin Hargraves has a new book called “It’s Been Said Before.”
Colo. poet’s new children’s book ‘Davey McGravy’ is filled with wonder, love, tragedy
David Mason’s main character is a middle child whose mother has died and who gets bullied at school. His imagination is his escape.
Colorado Matters at the Tattered: Novelist Peter Heller on darkness and light
Denver author Peter Heller’s latest novel is called “The Painter.” It’s now out in paperback. He talked about it in front of a live audience at the Tattered Cover Book Store.
How not to crash your car in snow and ice
As storms bring dangerous ice to Colorado’s roads, here are some safe driving tips from the director of the Bridgestone Winter Driving School in Steamboat Springs.
Snowboarder Amy Purdy’s journey from meningitis to a paralympic medal and beyond
Purdy spoke about her life as part of CPR’s Colorado Matters at the Tattered series.
Colorado Matters at the Tattered: Discovering what makes us laugh
The authors of the new book “The Humor Code” join host Ryan Warner and a live audience at The Tattered Cover Book Store on Colfax in Denver.
In ‘The Unquiet Dead,’ human rights lawyer Ausma Zehanat Khan pens a mystery
As part of our Colorado Matters at the Tattered series, she speaks about blending elements of a traditional whodunit with her expertise on Bosnian war crimes.
How To Make Your Backyard (And Your City) More Bird Friendly
In his book ‘Welcome To Subirdia,” ornithologist John Marzluff finds a surprising diversity of birds and other wildlife in the ‘burbs.
Captivating new short stories from Ouray author Kent Nelson
“The Spirit Bird” is filled with colorful characters of the human — and avian — variety.
U.S. ‘whistled past the graveyard’ in Iraq strategy, former U.S. ambassador says
Christopher Hill discusses his new memoir, “Outpost: Life On The Frontlines of American Diplomacy,” with Ryan Warner on “Colorado Matters at the Tattered”
Colorado Matters at The Tattered: The best of Colorado cuisine in your kitchen
Chef Kelly Whitaker from Boulder’s Basta, chef Dana Rodriguez of Denver’s Work & Class, and 5280’s food editor talk about the magazine’s new cookbook.
Controversial new play comes from Columbine shooters’ perspectives
“The Erlkings,” which opens off-Broadway this month, is about the 1999 shootings at Columbine High School.
Colorado Matters at The Tattered: A Civil War soldier with a big secret
“Neverhome,” the new novel by Boulder author Laird Hunt, is about a woman who disguises herself as a man to fight in The Civil War.
