Loud and Clear: Listeners react to our coverage of the Arapahoe school shooting
Listeners say they were enlightened and moved by the coverage, but we may have missed the mark on another story.
Arapahoe High School student talks about coping with tragedy
Brett Stewart describes his experience during the shooting and thinks returning to school after the New Year will be difficult.
Hickenlooper says repealing gun laws passed in 2013 not an option
Colorado Governor stands behind the gun control laws passed by the legislature in the 2013 session but welcomes suggestions for improving or changing current Colorado laws.
Columbine parent: After trauma, survival is possible
In the wake of last week’s shooting at Arapahoe High School, a trauma expert who’s child was a student at Columbine during the shooting in 1999 offers advice and guidance.
Loud and Clear: Your stories from adventures that tested your limits
After our conversation with a Boulder author about a meaningful, yet brutal hiking experience, listeners reached out with their stories of physically challenging adventures.
Get to know your nose with a little schnoz science
You blow it and sometimes stick it where it doesn’t belong. You might even find yourself being led by it. Still, there’s a lot you don’t know about your nose.
Wish ice fishing had less cold and more humor? You’re in luck
“Guys on Ice,” a new show at the Aurora Fox Theater bills itself as “the world’s funniest ice fishing musical comedy.”
Brutal hike as a ‘fool for love’ leads to national award
Boulder author Gail Storey chronicles losing more than 20 pounds on the hike, tearing a shoulder muscle and suffering from exhaustion and malnutrition.
Loud and Clear: Share how you solved a holiday cooking crisis
In our regular feedback segment, listeners share stories of disastrous holiday meals.
Creatures that go bump in the night
Late nights are an occupational hazard for scientists who study creatures that stir when the sun goes down, like bats, which are Rick Adams’ specialty.
CU-led Mars mission to launch next week
(Image: NASA)A $670 million Mars mission, led by scientists at CU-Boulder, is scheduled to launch next week.
Loud and Clear: Listener shares a folk music treasure
Ryan Warner talks with Oscar Sladek, who was in the audience for an early appearance by Judy Collins.
Cemetery hopping and tombstone tours
Colorado Council of Genealogical Societies, made up of the roughly 35 societies in the state, tours graveyards to help connect family history.
Denver’s Historic Brown Palace Hotel is For Sale
Produced by Nell London The historic Brown Palace Hotel, in downtown Denver, is for sale.
Art of Bonsai Has Long Roots in Colorado
Patrick Allen’s job is to help big companies find qualified leaders; he’s an executive search consultant. He’s also a retired Army Reserve colonel. Those are stressful jobs.
Hickenlooper: Rebuild Fast or Rebuild Strong?
Time for our regular conversation with Governor John Hickenlooper. When we sat down Thursday afternoon at the Capitol, he was just getting flood damage estimates from the Department of Transportation.
