As Musical Director Takes Final Bow, CSO Looks to Future
Jeffrey Kahane is about to step down from his job as music director of the Colorado Symphony Orchestra.
R.I.P. Phoenix Mars Lander
It was inevitable. Engineers with Lockheed Martin in Colorado always knew the spacecraft they helped send to Mars two years ago would die. And it has.
Teachers Weigh in on New Evaluation Law
In the next few years, public school teachers in the state are likely to see some big changes in how they’re evaluated… and what that evaluation means when it comes […]
Carousel of Happiness To Open
A new attraction opens this weekend in Nederland– just outside Boulder. The Carousel of Happiness has– for years now– been Scott Harrison’s pet project.
A Winning Spicy Jam Recipe
Spicy and sweet come together in our next segment… we’re going to talk about spicy jams.
Tornado Season Is Upon Us
It’s that time again… when the weather forecast starts to include tornado watches and warnings.
The Convention You Didn’t See
During the 2008 Democratic National Convention in Denver, filmmaker AJ Schnack blanketed the city with camera crews.
The Convention You Didn’t See
During the 2008 Democratic National Convention in Denver, filmmaker AJ Schnack blanketed the city with camera crews.
Coach Tierney Works His Magic at DU
Last summer, Bill Tierney stunned the world of college lacrosse when he left his job as head coach at Princeton to lead the University of Denver Pioneers.
Voices of the American West
For their new book, Colorado authors Corinne Platt and Meredith Ogilby went on a four year journey around the Rocky Mountain West.
Broken: A Love Story
Boulder journalist Lisa Jones says it was an assignment that changed her life. In 2002, she was sent to profile Stanford Addison, a northern Arapaho medicine man and horse trainer.
Uninsured Proposal
The commission considering how to solve the problem of the uninsured is offering a new and radical proposal.
Reporter’s Notebook: Colorado Campaign Stops
Historically, Coloradans have seen the underside of presidential campaign planes… as they fly to other states.This year, the candidates have made Colorado a frequent stop.Ryan Warner talks to KCFR’s Megan […]
Why Gayle Haggard Stayed
“Why I Stayed” is Gayle Haggard’s book… about her decision to forgive and stay married to disgraced pastor Ted Haggard. The couple had to leave the church they’d built together […]
Author Paula Reed: Hester
For years, Paula Reed has taught Nathaniel Hawthorne’s “The Scarlet Letter” to her students at Columbine High School.
Shakespeare Festival Takes On U.S. History
William Shakespeare brought 350 years of English history alive in some of his most powerful plays — the tales of Richard the Third, for instance, and Henry the Fourth.
