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Civic engagement comes naturally to some, but for others, it can feel like an anxiety-inducing, boredom-riddled chore. One Denver non-profit has been rethinking civic engagement and developed a new curriculum. The organization will hold its latest event this Sunday, which includes their spin on seasonal almanacs and eulogies. KGNU’s Stacie […]
Black Talk is a one-hour monthly show bringing us news and more from NAACP Boulder County and beyond. Hosted by Michele Simpson, it airs on KGNU on the second Thursday at 8:32am, just after the BBC News headlines. Find out more about the work of the NAACP Boulder County chapter […]
The city councils of Louisville, Lafayette and Boulder discussed local measures to regulate the sale and possession of firearms and ammunition within their jurisdictions. Independent journalist Shay Castle joined KGNU's Shannon Young for a recap of last night's Boulder City Council meeting. Listen: (Download Audio)
Gather around the KGNU kitchen table with Radio Nibbles host John Lehndorff and chef Daniel Asher of Boulder's AshKara and River & Woods. Their guests this week are chef Paolo Neville at 95A Bistro in Lafayette and cacao expert Michael Caines of Boulder's Moksha Chocolate. The panel discussed sustainability issues […]
Colorful June songbirds nest along Bear Creek, and Bear Canyon is greening up from the NCAR fire, which happened late in March. Photo courtesy Stephen R. Jones. Listen: (Download Audio)
On today's A Public Affair, News Director Shannon Young speaks with prolific children's literature author, Tui T. Sutherland. Her latest book is The Flames of Hope, her 15th installment in the bestselling series, Wings of Fire. Listen: (Download Audio)
On today's edition of A Public Affair, guest host Michele Simpson speaks with award-winning children's book illustrator and author Brian Pinkney. Mr. Pinkney will be presenting his work this Saturday, June 4th at the Boulder Public Library at 11am. More information is available here. Listen: (Download Audio)
Everything you've ever wanted to know about your household trash and what do to with it. What gets tossed and what can be recycled? News Director Shannon Young hosts a call-in show with recycling expert, Rosie Briggs, EcoCycle's Community Education and Engagement Manager. Listen: (Download Audio)
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