- How is the pandemic reshaping higher education, from in-person learning to the entire college experience? Plus, the outlook for college graduates facing an uncertain job market. Then, exposing ourselves to stress in order to better manage our anxiety, using a concept called "The Wedge." And new music from Boulder's Big Gigantic.
- We think of stress taking a toll on our bodies. But what if we could use it to our advantage?
- Today, how Colorado is trying to address inequities in the pandemic. Then, the challenges lawmakers face as they return to the state capitol to address a $3 billion shortfall. Plus, a discussion with Denver pastor Nadia Bolz-Weber about her new podcast, "The Confessional," which explores the power of grace.
- Two nurses, one well into her career and the other just starting out, chat about being on the frontlines of the COVID-19 battle. Then, how much stock should be placed on antibody tests? And, an update on Colorado’s economic future.
- “Growing new nurses and mentoring them is one of my passions,” said Erin Kunkel, a 16-year veteran of Swedish Medical Center.
- Denver Mayor Michael Hancock talks about what's next for the city as it shifts from "Stay at Home" to "Safer at Home." Then, understanding the state and local efforts to contact trace the virus. Plus, a CPR news investigation into the pandemic response. And, the U.S. Supreme Court could decide the fate of the Electoral College based on a Colorado case.
- Denver Mayor Michael Hancock talks with Ryan Warner about everything from street closures to what it will take for restaurants to reopen, contact tracing, and the need for federal assistance to restart the economy as the pandemic continues.
- More stay at home orders expire this weekend across the state. But what ethical dilemmas crop up in their place? Then, clinical trials are underway to find out if existing drugs could treat COVID-19. Later, developments in the senate race, like which candidates will end up on the primary ballot. And, one musical family uses their time at home to record together.
- Today’s show is a love letter to the experiences we’ve lost, at least for a while, because of COVID-19. Things we may have taken for granted, like rock concerts and road trips. They’re activities we’ve given up to protect one another. The show also reflects on what we’ve gained during the pandemic, moments one man encourages us to share in postcards to be sent in the future.
- In the age of the pandemic, what might the future of restaurants be? Then, we will soon know whose names will be on the Democratic primary ballot in Colorado. Plus, 50 years of Colorado as a leader in space missions. And from "The Kitchen Shelf" comes a community cookbook with recipes from health care workers in Kit Carson County.
- "Nothing fancy, no-nonsense" food from the hospital in Kit Carson County, Colorado.
- Gov. Jared Polis talks about his decision to lift the stay at home order and his plan to ramp up testing in our regular conversation. Then, a check-in with the state’s nurses and doctors. Later, a flower farm in Arvada is trying to fill bellies. And, how Yeti Cycles is adapting to the pandemic. Finally, CPR podcast “At a Distance” tries a virtual escape room.
- Meet one of the first patients to be successfully taken off a ventilator in Colorado. Then, the perspective on why minority groups have higher infection rates of COVID-19. Later, an update from CU’s scientific mission studying ice in the Arctic. And, a virtual film festival made by Colorado teens.
