Discus Thrower Mason Finley Shatters Record
Finley recently broke the national high school record at a track and field meet in Alamosa. Ryan Warner talks to the Buena Vista High School student.
Ten Years After Columbine – Principal Frank DeAngelis: Then and Now
Frank DeAngelis is still the principal. Ryan Warner visits the school and speaks with DeAngelis.
2009 Session – Charter Schools Struggle To Pay For Buildings
Charters have to find their own facilities and pay for them. A bill – headed for the governor’s desk – is designed to give charters better access to bond money.
Author Flint Whitlock: Turbulence Before Takeoff
Ryan Warner speaks with biographer Flint Whitlock about Denver resident Marlon Dewitt Green, who broke commercial aviation’s color barrier.
Preserving A Cripple Creek Brothel
Backers are raising $40,000 to save the artifacts in the home. Ryan Warner speaks with Charlotte Bumgarner of the Old Homestead House Museum Association.
Rockmount Ranch Wear Owner Remembers “Papa Jack”
Ryan Warner talks with Steve Weil about his new book, “Ask Papa Jack: Wisdom of the World’s Oldest CEO.” Jack A.
“The Psychedelic Experience” at the Denver Art Museum
The museum’s 1960’s rock poster collection is on display for the first time. Ryan Warner speaks with curator Darrin Alfred.
Moderate Democrats Seek Common Ground
But liberal Democrats fear a working group of party centrists will undermine the president’s agenda. Ryan Warner talks to one of the members, Sen.
Swallow Hill Turns 30
Ryan Warner talks to Tom Scharf, executive director of Swallow Hill Music Association and founder Harry Tuft, longtime owner of the Denver Folklore Center.
Challenging Times for New CEO of CSO
Ryan Warner talks with James Palermo, who takes the helm at a critical time for the Colorado Symphony Orchestra.
Preview of Conference on World Affairs
Ryan Warner talks with conference director James Palmer about the 61st annual event, which runs April 6-10 at CU Boulder.
Beetle Kill May Not Raise Risk of Wildfire
A new study shows that trees recently killed by the mountain pine beetle epidemic may not be more likely to go up in flames.
Old Homesteads Have Stories To Tell
In southeastern Colorado, homesteaders left behind a treasure trove of artifacts. Ryan Warner speaks with Abbey Christman, survey coordinator for Colorado Preservation Inc.
Monthly Conversation with Governor Bill Ritter – March 2009
New forecasts paint an increasingly grim picture of the state budget. Ryan Warner speaks with the governor.
In Times Like These – Computer Repairs Flourish In Bad Economy
In the downturn, people are opting to fix or upgrade their computer rather than get a new one. Ryan Warner speaks with Dan Hammack of DHE Computer Systems in Centennial.
Sizing Up The Stimulus – Water Quality
The package includes 60 million dollars for water and wastewater projects in the state.
