- Ryan Warner speaks with 52-year-old Mark Trast who was homeless for much of his life. Two years ago he found a job, a place to live, and served as a member of the Denver commission to end homelessness.
- Ryan Warner speaks with James “Bubba” Shivler, director of the Wyoming School Facilities Commission.They discuss efforts to repair school infrastructure in Wyoming and what Colorado might learn from their experience.
- Ryan Warner speaks with Martha Vail, a contract historian with the century-old Colorado Chautauqua complex, about its bid for designation as a National Historic Landmark.
- Ryan Warner speaks with Kelly Dougherty, a soldier from Colorado Springs, who helped form Iraq Veterans Against the War after returning from Iraq.
- Ryan Warner and Dr. Robert Kuchta talk about the “flu chip.” Kuchta was a part of a team of scientists at the University of Colorado that developed a diagnostic test that can genetically identify a particular strain of flu in less than 11 hours.
- Ryan Warner speaks with Martha Vail, a contract historian with the century-old Colorado Chautauqua complex, about its bid for designation as a National Historic Landmark.
- Ryan Warner speaks with Martha Vail, a contract historian with the century-old Colorado Chautauqua complex, about its bid for designation as a National Historic Landmark.
- Ryan Warner speaks with CU Boulder Classics professor and author E. Christian Kopff.Kopff is the founding director of the Center for Western Civilization that aims to bring students a more traditional curriculum.
- Ryan Warner speaks with Nevada Republican Representative Jim Gibbons.He is the co-sponsor of legislation being considered by Congress that would reform federal mining law.
- Ryan Warner speaks with Andrew Field about his book Mainliner Denver, which chronicles the 1955 bombing of United Airlines Flight 629 that took off from Denver’s Stapleton Airfield.
- Ryan Warner talks to Dennis Brachfeld, founder of All About Saving Heat and Windows in Denver, about how saving energy in our homes impacts the overall energy and environmental picture.
- Ryan Warner speaks with Dr. Francois Lacour-Gayet, chair of pediatric cardiac surgery at Denver’s Children’s Hospital, about the Aristotle complexity score, a tool used to measure a surgeon’s success.
