Two finance professors break down what happened with GameStop’s sudden rise in the stock market. Then, an update on the CORE Act, which would add more federal protections to Colorado land. Later, a new exhibit celebrates Colorado Springs’ 150th birthday with artifacts from the city’s history. Finally, a conversation about an unexpectedly taboo topic: aging.

The pandemic has disrupted the lives of young people in many ways, resulting in missed milestones and opportunities. Life’s not “on hold” for teens this year. They share personal stories and we focus on solutions as they find ways to cope and move forward.

The pandemic has disrupted the lives of young people in many ways, resulting in missed milestones and opportunities. Life’s not “on hold” for teens this year. They share personal stories and we focus on solutions as they find ways to cope and move forward.

Today, a special reflection on the world through poetry. From racial inequities to gentrification, Indigenous voices to moments of wonder, we revisit conversations with Colorado poets as they frame this moment in time.

Colorado Springs Mayor John Suthers joins us live to talk about police accountability, Space Command, and the city’s future as it turns 150. Then, Colorado-based Dominion fights claims of voter fraud. Plus, working to make sure language isn't a barrier during wildfire emergencies. And we revisit "Hidden Valley Road" to overcome the stigma of schizophrenia.

Rev. Paula S. Williams from Longmont’s Left Hand Church delivered a message of healing at last week’s National Prayer Service. Then, health leaders across the state grapple with threats as COVID-19 restrictions continue. Later, how teens cope with the missed milestones during the pandemic. Finally, Colorado ‘70s band, Firefall has some new music out.

U.S. Rep. Ed Perlmutter talks about the economic recovery plan, pandemic response, and his priorities moving forward. Then, a Denver mom talks about her pandemic struggles. Plus, "bluelining" in policing. We’ll hear from a teen on how she's handling missed milestones of growing up in the pandemic. Also, how LGBTQ seniors face discrimination as they age.

Answering questions about the new strains of COVID-19 and what it means to be fully vaccinated. Then, the pandemic's impact on flying and the major construction projects at DIA. Plus, with what to expect for the Senate impeachment trial. Also, a teen shares how she's working through the pandemic's disruptions. Finally, new music from Retrofette.