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Host donnie l. betts talks theatre with his guests Executive Director Len Matheo and artistic Director Brenda Worley Billings of Miners Alley plus Executive Producer and founder of Vintage Theatre, Craig Bond and actor Megan Van Dey Hey from the play Grey Gardens. http://aa.kgnu.net/forcedownload.php?mp3file=Metro/2014/Metro_2014-05-13.mp3
A group of Aurora residents who are African immigrants have formed a partnership with a private investor to create the city's first African-centric mall and community center, to open this Summer. KGNU's Rita Wold brings us the story about Afrikmall. http://objects-us-east-1.dream.io/kgnu-news/2014/Afrikmall%20final_mixdown.mp3
Boulder based polar explorer Eric Larsen discusses his recent expedition to the North Pole.
Dan Hale, a member of Iraq Veterans Against the War talks publicly about his experience working with drones in the military while stationed in Afghanistan. http://aa.kgnu.net/forcedownload.php?mp3file=Metro/2014/Metro_2014-05-05.mp3
Regular Thursday Metro host Shareef Aleem is joined by George Bamu from Cameroon in a discussion about media coverage in Africa. Bamu heads the organization Africa Agenda, who is holding an event at Community College of Aurora tonight 5/8 from 5-7pm in honor of World Free Press Day. http://aa.kgnu.net/forcedownload.php?mp3file=Metro/2014/Metro_2014-05-08.mp3
Colorado’s legislative session wrapped up with a quiet final day, as lawmakers put the finishing touches on several bills and gave tributes to outgoing members. And as Bente Birkeland reports one of the least controversial measures passed after last minute negotiations. http://objects-us-east-1.dream.io/kgnu-news/2014/050714FinalDay.mp3
Host: Susan Moran Scientists unlock the mysteries of major league vision. A CSU scientist sheds light on the biology of the Emerald Ash Borer which is carving a destructive path throught Colorado. How on Earth, KGNU's science show, is a half-hour radio magazine featuring short stories about the recent news […]
For the first time ever, on June 6, 1989 two federal government agencies -- the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and Environmental Protection Agency ( EPA) – raided a third – the Department of Energy (DOE). This extraordinary action symbolized a change in U.S. national government priorities to an emphasis […]
This May 1st and 2nd, we’re encouraging you to give and to publicly express what KGNU personally means to you.
We join other public and local stations across the country for this second annual event. It’s your forum to support and champion how KGNU connects with your values.
