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03/11/2018
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8 NOV

How it all went down

Election night has come and gone, but when we went to the mics, there was still one race too close to call. Hosts Bente Birkeland and Caitlyn Kim talk about what happened there, plus what the results in Lauren Boebert's districts -- old and new -- say about the future of Republican representation in the state. Plus, editor Megan Verlee joins to go through all the ballot measures (she couldn't stay away!) and news fellow Kiara DeMare takes us to the 'bittersweet and boozy' Democratic Party's party. This episode was produced by Shane Rumsey and edited by Jo Erickson and Megan Verlee.

8 nov

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31 min
HACE 3 DÍAS

Nov. 13, 2024: Trans Continental Pipeline sees surge in requests for help; Avian flu update

Following the election, a Colorado non-profit's been inundated with requests. The Trans Continental Pipeline helps trans people move to Colorado, where protections are stronger. Then, avia flu was likely more prevalent in Colorado's dairy workers than first thought; we'll track the outlook. Plus, another chance to celebrate 20 years of African cuisine. And Chris Pandolfi takes us "Inside the Musician's Brain."

hace 3 días

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49 min
HACE 1 DÍA

Nov. 15, 2024: Voter-approved proposition will fund victims' services through gun excise tax; Holding RTD accountable

Colorado voters approved a proposition in the last election that funds victims' services and other support programs through an excise tax on guns. We talk with an advocate about efforts to reduce gun vigilance. Then, what's next for RTD now that voters have weigh-in on new board members and funding? Also, how the fantasy novel "Navola" helped the author escape climate change anxiety. And a mother's immigration story is at the heart of "Avaaz," now playing at the Denver Center Theater Company.

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49 min
HACE 4 DÍAS

Nov. 12, 2024: A history of humanity… as told through ‘The Horse’

Without the horse, says historian Tim Winegard, the world would look nothing like it does today. The Colorado Mesa University professor has written, "The Horse: A Galloping History of Humanity." He joined Sr. Host Ryan Warner on stage in Grand Junction in September for our reading series, "Turn The Page." They discuss how goods, ideas, and diseases proliferated on horseback. Plus, The Great Manure Crisis?!

hace 4 días

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49 min
HACE 1 DÍA

Nov. 14, 2024: Gov. Polis on 'safeguarding democracy'; Living artists connect past and present

For the first time since this month’s consequential election, we sit down with Governor Jared Polis, who has just launched a new national project to "safeguard democracy." We also ask about immigration, U.S. Space Command, and working with the incoming presidential administration. Then, artifacts in glass cases are one way to share history, but History Colorado now incorporates works by living artists -- to connect past and present. And the new novel, "Playing with Wildfire."

hace 1 día

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49 min
8 NOV

Nov. 8, 2024: Barbershop built on second chances; Remembering a centenarian who shared her love for skiing

R&R Head Labs is a mission-based barbershop that hires people who were formerly incarcerated and returning veterans. As it marks one year in business, it's looking to expand. Then, we remember a Valeria Takata, a Colorado centenarian who shared her love for skiing. Plus, Denver's unique place in U.S. patent history and a Colorado invention makes Shark Tank's holiday gift guide.

8 nov

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49 min
7 NOV

Nov. 7, 2024: Colorado's contrast to national political picture; Measuring Denver's ballot measures

Colorado's election results are in sharp contrast to the national picture. What's behind the state's move from purple to a very solid blue? And how does the Colorado Republican party differ from the national one? We speak with Seth Masket, a professor and blogger who's been following the GOP over the past four years for an upcoming book. Then, he's influenced JD Vance; now Patrick Deneen, author of "Why Liberalism Failed," is CU's visiting conservative scholar. And, while all eyes have been on the presidential election, Denver had a lot of local issues to consider, from slaughterhouses to school funding. Denverite's Kyle Harris joins us.

7 nov

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49 min
18 OCT

All. The. Ballot. Questions. All of them.

Grab your ballot and follow along as hosts Bente Birkeland and Megan Verlee introduce you to the dozen-plus questions on the state ballot this fall. From protecting abortion and school choice to banning big cat hunting and taxing guns, they'll provide essential context on all the measures, big and small. If you're left with any questions, more information awaits you at our voter guide: www.cpr.org/voterguide2024 This episode was produced by Shane Rumsey and Jo Erickson.

18 oct

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32 min
6 NOV

Nov. 6, 2024: 'Colorado's gonna Colorado' - Assessing the election

Coloradans sent Lauren Boebert back to Congress while protecting gay marriage. They passed a gun tax at the same time they boosted law enforcement, and rejected a spin on ranked-choice voting, while sending 10 electoral college votes to Vice President Kamala Harris. Trying to make sense of it? Colorado Matters is here to explain how 'Colorado's gonna Colorado.'

6 nov

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53 min
1 NOV

What will make the difference in this election?

On the eve of the election, hosts Bente Birkeland and Caitlyn Kim discuss what they've heard from voters, volunteers and campaigns about the top races on Coloradans' ballots. From Pueblo County to Mesa and Weld, we look at how voters' feelings about the presidential race mirror, and diverge from some of the state's most consequential congressional contests. This episode was edited and produced by Jo Erickson, Shane Rumsey and Megan Verlee.

1 nov

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29 min

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How it all went down

Nov. 13, 2024: Trans Continental Pipeline sees surge in requests for help; Avian flu update

Nov. 15, 2024: Voter-approved proposition will fund victims' services through gun excise tax; Holding RTD accountable

Nov. 12, 2024: A history of humanity… as told through ‘The Horse’

Nov. 14, 2024: Gov. Polis on 'safeguarding democracy'; Living artists connect past and present

Nov. 8, 2024: Barbershop built on second chances; Remembering a centenarian who shared her love for skiing

Nov. 7, 2024: Colorado's contrast to national political picture; Measuring Denver's ballot measures

All. The. Ballot. Questions. All of them.

Nov. 6, 2024: 'Colorado's gonna Colorado' - Assessing the election

What will make the difference in this election?

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