Aug. 27, 2019: Helping Deputies Cope; New State Historian On A Mission

‹‹ Colorado Matters

By Avery Lill

August 27, 2019

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Episode | 48:35

Aug. 27, 2019: Helping Deputies Cope; New State Historian On A Mission

Segment 1 | 9:56
Douglas County Detective Almost Died On The Job. Now He’s Helping Others Live
Segment 2 | 11:38
On Halloween Nearly 150 Years Ago, An Anti-Chinese Riot Broke Out In Denver. It Was The City’s First Race Riot
Segment 3 | 8:37
RTD Works To ‘Re-Imagine’ Its Future Amid Declining Ridership
Segment 4 | 4:47
Colorado’s Love Affair With Open Space Started With A Boulder Tax Experiment

Colorado detective paralyzed on the job helps other officers cope with stress and trauma. Then, the new state historian wants to highlight the experiences of Asians and other minorities in Colorado. Plus, the future of mass transit on the Front Range, preserving open space, and CPR’s podcast, “On Something,” explores where cannabis and spirituality meet.