What Gov. Polis’ statewide mask mandate means for Coloradans. Then, it’s been 50 years since Denver students were bused in an effort to desegregate schools. How the impacts of that and redlining still resonate today. Later, a look at Neil Gorsuch’s work with SCOTUS this session. And, new rules on forever chemicals. Finally, how COVID-19 has affected midwives.
Artist Raverro Stinnett suffered brain damage when he was attacked by a guard at Union Station. Also, Denver Mayor Michael Hancock cracks down as virus cases go up. Plus, a woman left homeless by eviction. Then, a Q&A about eviction law and resources. And, the voices of frontline health care workers. Finally, Dr.
A picture of DIA right now and how coronavirus has impacted the airlines, the shops, and the construction projects. Then, the U.S. decision to withdraw from the W.H.O affects work being done by Colorado physicians. Later, the former CEO of a Fortune 500 company addresses problems created by COVID-19 like joblessness and equipment shortages. And, Pickin’ Peggy.
Democratic Gov. Jared Polis explains his strong language about mask naysayers and says reopening schools is part of a “new normal” that can’t be risk-free. Plus, Willie Nelson headlines the second season debut of CPR’s marijuana podcast “On Something.”
For people dealing with depression and addiction, the isolation created by the pandemic may make things worse. Then, Denver considers sanctioned camps to help people experiencing homelessness during the pandemic. Plus, Colorado’s connection to the Hope mission to Mars. And Madeleine Albright on her new memoir.
Colorado researchers will recruit about a thousand people for a COVID-19 vaccine trial. Then, Gov. Jared Polis says wearing masks is about both public safety and economic recovery. Also, a CU Boulder professor spent hours interviewing Steve Bannon for his new book “War For Eternity.” Finally, what’s the future of RTD and public transit?
A moment of joy as Brown Palace piano player John Kite returns to work. Then, why The North Face joined “Stop Hate For Profit.” Also, a pastor shares her family’s experience with racism. Plus, new concerns about COVID-19 in Colorado; new research into whether girls should use helmets in youth lacrosse; mountain names; a musical tribute to George Floyd.