- Superfan and CPR News host Vic Vela shares his excitement as the Denver Nuggets begin the Western Conference finals.
- The Denver Nuggets have made a historic run in the NBA Playoffs. Next up is the Los Angeles Lakers in the Western Conference Finals. No matter the outcome, I finally feel good again.
- Other Colorado sports teams are also weighing in — and some of them are postponing games too.
- CPR’s Vic Vela reports on the legacy of the Grateful Dead’s leader, Jerry Garcia.
- The coronavirus pandemic has drastically changed baseball in Denver and elsewhere in the MLB.
- Colorado athletes and coaches are getting ready to start their leagues back up again amid the COVID-19 pandemic and many are planning to showcase their support for racial equality and the Black Lives Matter movement.
- Jake "The Snake" Roberts was one of the most famous pro wrestlers of the 1980s. But behind the scenes he was addicted to drugs and alcohol, and haunted by childhood abuse.
- Paul Scudo had a flashy, high-powered hotel job — and behind the scenes, he had a longtime drug addiction. When he couldn't hide it anymore, things blew up in his face.
- COVID-19 has kept baseball on the bench so far this year. Even as an announcement on a start date looms, Rockies players are watching “Star Wars” and reading books about llamas while their children are ordering stuff on TV. Oh, and they're working out and preparing to start back up.
- Whatever Keri Blakinger puts her mind to, she excels at. She has incredible focus. But that worked against her when she got into heroin.
- The emotional impact of life without high school sports has not only been tough on the students, but also on the communities where games are played.
- Andy Bellatti couldn't resist the lights and sounds of a slot machine. He spent his days in Las Vegas building a successful career as a personable, TV-ready fitness expert, and his nights gambling away his savings.
- Dana Smith has a unusual job: She helps people in recovery reach their potential at a gym dedicated to sobriety and fitness. But she didn’t reach this point easily.
- The Lumineers have sold millions of records and played stadiums around the world. Their latest album is about the pain of addiction and what it's like to see a loved one struggle with substance abuse. Before social distancing and restrictions at concert venues, The Lumineers shared the personal stories that inspired their music and played stripped-down versions of some of their songs. They joined "Back from Broken" host Vic Vela at the Clocktower Cabaret in Denver.
- The Lumineers' latest album deals with the pain of addiction and substance abuse. In this intimate live episode, the band members share three of those songs and the stories that inspired them.
- Vic gives a first-person account of cocaine addiction, and shows there's hope for everyone who longs to make a comeback.
