More women in tech are speaking up about sexual harassment. It led one venture capitalist accused of harassment to resign recently with this statement: "The gap of influence between male venture capitalists and female entrepreneurs is frightening and I hate that my behavior played a role in perpetrating a gender-hostile environment." This caused one Denver CEO to cut her ties with that funder. Then, a new app that's supposed to help you save money. And, Rockies third baseman Nolan Arenado explains why he chose a beat that hits hard for his walk-up song. Plus, the high desert of Western Colorado has a lead role in a new novel. And, a master sergeant who was severely wounded in Afghanistan 11 years ago has become a champion shot-putter.
- Denver Entrepreneur On Tech Startup Sexual Harassment, And The 'Lonely Game' Of Calling Out Bad Behavior
- More Likely To Play The Lottery Than Save Money? There's An App For That
- What's In A Walk-Up Song? Rockies All-Stars Share Their Favorite Music
- Colorado's A Turning Point In This Debut Novel
- Disabled Vet 'DT' Del Toro, A Champion Shot-Putter, Aims For Rio Paralympic Games
