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Therapist Says Many In Boulder May Be Experiencing Trauma
This past weekend, as the NCAR fire raged within Boulder city limits, many felt the horrors of the Marshall fire rush back to them. KGNU’s Alexis Kenyon spoke with Richard Williams, a therapist at Mental Health Partners in Broomfield about disaster-related PTSD and why people should make themselves trauma-aware. Listen: […]
Lawsuit Challenges Delays To Expanded Labor Protections For Agriculture Workers
Today is Cesar Chavez Day - which commemorates the life and work of the agriculture worker organizer for whom the holiday is named. It’s also time to reflect on labor protections yet to be won. Last legislative session, Colorado lawmakers passed SB 21-087, also known as the Agricultural Workers Rights […]
Radio Nibbles: Chewing the fat with Kate Lacroix
On today's Radio Nibbles, host John Lehndorff sits down with Fist Bite co-founder Kate Lacroix to chat about local food news. Listen: (Download Audio)
Year Round Fire Season Requires Planning & Adaption
A local Pulitzer Prize-winning environmental journalist speaks about the need to adapt to new fire conditions in the urban-wildland interface. One lesson from the NCAR Fire - and the Marshall Fire before that - is that Boulder County should plan for year round fire seasons. KGNU’s Rossana Longo Better sat […]
NCAR Fire Compounds Collective Hardship In South Boulder
Boulder's Office of Emergency Management reported Monday afternoon that the NCAR Fire in has burned an estimated 190 acres and is at 68 percent containment. News Director Shannon Young visited the site of the fire Saturday and spoke with people nervously watching the columns of smoke in the neighborhood below. […]
OutSources: Dreaming with LGBTQIA youth, a Conversation with Jax Gonzalez
Host Elise Matatall speaks with queer educator and youth worker Jax Gonzalez. Jax believes that youth’s capacity to dream is a valuable resource in the fight for collective liberation. During the show, they reference Bettina Love who wrote We Want to do More than Survive, and co-established the Abolitionist Teaching Network. Note: […]
Mothers Of Color Fight To Reunify Families After Involuntary Separations
Martha Raye is a proud, Black Latina, mother of five, community activist and a doctoral student in public administration with an emphasis on criminology. She has over 8 years of experience as a child welfare caseworker and switched sides of the courtroom to the parents' table as a clinical consultant […]
