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To reflect on the 10th anniversary of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals known DACA, created in 2012 to provide two-year deferred deportation, a work permit, and increased opportunity for higher education for children brought without documentation. Rossana Longo-Better spoke with Motus Theater founder and artistic director Kirsten Wilson and […]
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 […]
We know the Maasai people for their distinct culture. They live in Tanzania, a world-renowned place for its wildlife that draws lots of travelers. Maasai women, wrap themselves in their brightly-colored shúkas. Angel Mollel is one of them: a Maasai. Angel now lives in Colorado and has been coming up […]
Interview with Aaron Marcus, the Gill Foundation Associate Curator of LGBTQ+ History at History Colorado. Aaron discusses Rainbows & Revolutions, a groundbreaking exhibition coming to History Colorado in June 2022 that highlights Colorado’s LGBTQ+ movement from the 1950s through today. For more information on Rainbows & Revolutions, click here. You can […]
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)
When the University of Colorado’s Spring semester ended in May, many students left town and also left behind tons of trash. As part of our Follow the Waste Stream series, KGNU’s Sam Fuqua looks at what happens to all the stuff. Listen: (Download Audio) Kathy Carroll, Community Relations Manager for […]
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)
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