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Hosted by Ryan Warner and Chandra Thomas Whitfield, CPR News' daily interview show focuses on the state's people, issues and ideas.

  1. hace 10 h

    July 2, 2026: A Colorado descendant of Thomas Jefferson hopes to unite family; The wildfire watch in Ouray

    As America prepares to celebrate the Fourth of July, a Colorado man with ties to one of the Founding Fathers, reckons with the country's complicated history and a family divided. Then, as wildfires continue to burn in parts of Colorado, we hear the stories of people forced to leave their homes at one of the largest, the Gold Mountain Fire near Ouray. Plus, a new documentary streaming on HBO Max shares the history of the legendary band, Earth Wind & Fire, featuring Philip Bailey from Denver. And as America marks 250 years, we re-share a musical milestone for Colorado jazz saxophonist Tony Exum Jr. who performed the National Anthem at an NFL game.

    49 min

  2. hace 1 d

    July 1, 2026: Taking Colorado's political pulse post-primary

    With one statewide race still too close to call, we take Colorado's political pulse after the primary election. We dip into victory speeches and get insight from a panel of politicos: Alton Dillard, an unaffiliated communications specialist; Bianca Emerson, a Democratic political strategist and president of Colorado Black Women for Political Action; and Republican Krista Kafer, weekly opinion columnist for the Denver Post.

    49 min

  3. hace 2 d

    June 30, 2026: How the vote is counted in Colorado; History at the state capitol

    At least five major wildfires continue to burn in parts of the state today, prompting some evacuations and air quality warnings. Then, it's Election Day in Colorado; we'll take a closer look at how your vote is counted and why it can take weeks to get final results. Also, as Colorado marks its 150th anniversary, Purplish shares the unique history inside the State Capitol. Plus, Annie Barbour is nominated for a Henry Award from the Colorado Theatre Guild for her work at the Dairy Arts Center in Boulder for "Brooklyn Laundry," a role that took on deeper personal meaning. We spoke with her in March for our series, "Raise the Curtain," highlighting Colorado's vibrant theater scene.

    49 min

  4. hace 3 d

    June 29, 2026: How Trump voters seized the party from Republican leaders

    Long before Donald Trump came to power, the Republican party was getting ready for him... or someone like him. You can go as far back as Nixon’s loss to Kennedy, which University of Denver political scientist Seth Masket does in his new book. It’s titled “The Elephants in the Room: How Trump Voters Seized the Party from Republican Leaders.” But it’s not just a look back. It’s a reflection on political violence today. Masket also ponders what the GOP might look like after Trump. We traveled to The Tattered Cover Book Store on Colfax in Denver for the book’s release.

    49 min

  5. hace 6 d

    June 26, 2026: Megan Falley reflects on the afterlife in 'Searching for Jobie;' What's on rural voters' minds?

    In mountain towns and plains communities, voters approach Tuesday’s primary with a unique agenda. CPR has been traveling the state to hear what’s on their minds. Then, Megan Falley, the widow of Colorado's late poet laureate, Andrea Gibson, reflects on loss and the possibility of an afterlife with Andrea Dukakis for "Searching for Jobie." A film of Gibson's final live performance with the Colorado Symphony premieres at Red Rocks on July 5. And later, the Local 303 celebrates Pride with local musicians ahead of this Sunday's parade and the Local 303 meetup on Monday.

    49 min

  6. 25 jun

    June 25, 2026: Younger kids facing eating disorders; Theatreworks celebrates 50 years on stage!

    Today, the story of one woman in recovery from an eating disorder that started when she was very young. The Eating Recovery Center in Denver has seen an uptick in younger kids needing treatment. Then, how the San Luis Valley overcame a justice system in crisis. Plus, we "Raise the Curtain" on a theater company in Colorado Springs with half a century under its belt. And we hike up Colorado's only active volcano!

    49 min

  7. 24 jun

    June 24, 2026: Voters weigh-in on primary; Young documentarians on family; One of the West's best chefs!

    The primary election's next week. We're talking to voters about some of the tightest races. Then, two student filmmakers take on the subject of family: the one we're born into versus the one we choose. And we pinch, pleat, fold, then turn with award-winning dumpling chef Penelope Wong of Denver's Yuan Wonton, who was recently named "Best Chef in the Mountain Region" by the James Beard Foundation.

    49 min

  8. 23 jun

    June 23, 2026:'Burping' your home to clear the air; A homecoming for a Colorado composer

    Burping your home involves opening windows and doors to let the outdoor air in to get rid of toxins inside. We met Delphine Farmer, an atmospheric chemist at Colorado State University who studies indoor air, at a house in Westminster, to learn what to consider. Then, a mother works to balance child care with her dream of working in healthcare. And composer Grace Hale returns to her alma mater to premiere her new chamber piece, "Colored Glass" at the Colorado College Summer Music Festival.

    49 min
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Información

Hosted by Ryan Warner and Chandra Thomas Whitfield, CPR News' daily interview show focuses on the state's people, issues and ideas.

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  • Canal
    Colorado Public Radio
  • Creado por
    Colorado Public Radio
  • Años en activo
    2006 - 2026
  • Episodios
    600
  • Clasificación
    Apto
  • Derechos de autor
    © Colorado Public Radio
  • Sitio web del podcast
    Colorado Matters

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