Rolling Art Startles at DIA
If you fly in and out of Denver International Airport, a heads-up about a new work of art that’s rolling through the concourses. Here’s how it works.
Words That Speak to Me – Bears & Discretion
We put meaningful quotations on everything. Mugs. Mousepads. Bumper stickers. Colorado Matters puts them on the air, with our weekly series “Words That Speak to Me.”
Words That Speak to Me – Marshmallows
Time for another installment of our series “Words That Speak to Me.” Coloradans are sharing quotations that have made a strong impression on them.
Colorado’s Hunger Problem
Leslie Nichols teaches 4th and 5th grade in the small town of Collbran, Colorado, on the Western Slope.
Feedback Fridays – February 22 2013
On Fridays, we get feedback from our listeners. Host Ryan Warner shares your thoughts about public art in Denver, a controversial energy magnate, and memorializing the Sand Creek Massacre.
Words That Speak to Me – Ship It To Yourself
Coloradans are sharing expressions that mean a lot to them. This week’s submission (which may just give you goosebumps) comes from Christie Young, of Crawford.
Words That Speak to Me – Use It Up
Colorado Matters is collecting quotations, sayings passed down in families, and even stirring song lyrics for our series “Words That Speak to Me.”
Climbing a Mountain… on Stage
In a new production from the Denver Center Theater Company, it’s not enough for the actors to know their lines and to remember their blocking.
Remembering Poet Jake Adam York
Jake Adam York wrote poems about the unsung heroes of the civil rights movement and was getting national attention for his work.
Words That Speak to Me – Never Really Ready
In our series “Words That Speak to Me,” Coloradans are sharing sayings they find meaningful.
Words That Speak to Me – What You Know For Sure
We’re hearing quotations that enrich people’s lives in our series “Words That Speak to Me.” This week’s words come from Dr. John Bloor, of Englewood.
Shaving a Dictator
A man takes a razor to Joseph Stalin’s neck in a new book from Paul Levitt, professor of English at the University of Colorado.
A Holiday Spent Helping
Taylor Bush and Alex Orange could have spent the holidays with their families. Instead, they chose to head into a disaster zone.
Words That Speak to Me: Trouble
Jill Richman, of Wheat Ridge, shares a saying that applies as much to children as to politicians. Hear other sayings from our series. Share the words that speak to YOU.
The Year in Review… Through Poetry
On this final day of 2012, we’ve asked poet David Rothman to sum up the year.
