Durango Health Center Closes Leaving Thousands Without Care
When a Durango health clinic closed its doors recently, thousands of patients were left scrambling for health care. Many were poor or elderly.
By Ryan Warner
Colorado Farmer Pushes Agriculture-Based Energy Plan
Ryan Warner speaks with Wray farmer Michael Bowman about a new plan to produce 25 percent of the nation’s energy on farms, ranches, and in forests.
By Ryan Warner
Aspen’s Sport Obermeyer Turns 60
Ryan Warner talks to Klaus Obermeyer, the 87-year-old founder of Sport Obermeyer. The Aspen-based manufacturer of ski apparel is celebrating its 60th anniversary this year.
By Ryan Warner
Journalist Examines Oil and Gas Workers’ Deaths
Ryan Warner talks to High Country News writer Ray Ring about his recent article “Disposable Workers of the Oil and Gas Fields.” Ring investigated the deaths of dozens of oil […]
By Ryan Warner
State Moves toward Uniform Electronic Medical Records
Colorado is moving forward with the ambitious goal of putting all citizens’ medical records online. Ryan Warner talks to Lynn Dierker, director of community initiatives for the Colorado Health Institute.
By Ryan Warner
Tree Rings Reveal Centuries of Climate Patterns
Tree rings don’t just reveal the age of a tree.They also indicate how wet or dry it was when they formed.Scientists who study tree rings have found periods of extended […]
By Ryan Warner
Singer Kristy Kruger Tours in Honor of Her Late Brother
Ryan Warner talks to singer-songwriter Kristy Kruger, whose bother, Lt. Col.Eric Kruger, was killed in Iraq last November after just one day in the country.
By Ryan Warner
Author Dan Gilgoff: “The Jesus Machine”
Ryan Warner talks to author Dan Gilgoff about his new book, The Jesus Machine: How James Dobson, Focus on the Family, and Evangelical America are Winning the Culture War.
By Ryan Warner
CU Promises to Reduce Energy Consumption
Ryan Warner talks to Dave Newport, director of CU Boulder’s Environmental Center, about the university’s pledge to reduce and ultimately eliminate greenhouse gas emissions on campus.
By Ryan Warner
2007 Legislative Update VI
It’s time for our regular check-in with the state legislature.We’ll zoom in on the next state budget.Ryan Warner speaks with Mark Couch of the Denver Post.
By Ryan Warner
Legislation Addresses Health Concerns About Oil and Gas Drilling
Lawmakers are considering legislation to address concerns that oil and gas drilling activities in Colorado are making people sick. Ryan Warner talks to Rep.
By Ryan Warner
Priced Out of Aspen: Employees Wanted in Pitkin County
The cost of living in Aspen is three times the national average.
By Ryan Warner
Former Aurora Teacher Starts Magazine for Latino Teens
Ryan Warner talks to former Aurora middle-school teacher Ayal Korczak, founder of LaTeen magazine, for Hispanic teenagers. The locally published magazine is going national.
By Ryan Warner
CSU Program Prepares Engineers for the Classroom
Ryan Warner talks to Colorado State University Professor Michael De Miranda about a new program that aims to prepare engineering and technology graduates for junior and high school teaching.
By Ryan Warner
Denver Begins Planning for Democratic National Convention
Ryan Warner talks to veteran political strategist Mike Dino about plans now under way for the 2008 Democratic National Convention, which will be held in Denver.
By Ryan Warner
Magazine Profiles Political Activist Tim Gill
Ryan Warner talks to Josh Green, a senior editor of the Atlantic Monthly, about his profile of Denver software millionaire and political activist Tim Gill.
By Ryan Warner