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ANGELS OF THE PACIFIC by Elise Hooper (her fourth novel) tells the powerful story of American military nurses kept as prisoners for nearly three years during the Japanese occupation of the Philippines during World War II. Many of them had fled the hardships of the Great Depression at home before […]
A locally produced film that captures the experience of being black in Boulder wins People's Choice Award Feature Film at the Boulder International Film Festival . The feature documentary This Is [Not] Who We Are which screened yesterday at a patched Boulder High School auditorium is the recipient of the […]
It retells the story of the fight to save Denver Meadows. A lost fight that promoted the creation of laws in Colorado to help residents buy their homes, get organized and inspired. The organization 9to5Colorado will host a virtual screening this weekend. KGNU's Rossana Longo-Better speaks with Sara Terry, director […]
The 18th Boulder International Film Festival opens tomorrow to bring films and filmmakers from around the world to Boulder. It’s a celebration of the art of cinema that attracts thousands of film enthusiasts. KGNU's Rossana Longo-Better spoke with Kathy Beeck, co-founder of BIFF about this weekend's features line up. […]
The United Nations refugee agency estimated more than half a million people have fled Ukraine since the start of the Russian military invasion last week. That number is expected to grow unless a peaceful resolution is found quickly. For more on what this implies for the large civilian population that […]
The February 2022 selection for the Radio Bookclub is They Can't Take Your Name, a novel set in Five Points in Denver by author Robert Justice. This is a crime novel–inspired by the poetry of Langston Hughes–about a brokenhearted man who attempts to help a desperate daughter find freedom for […]
Voces Vivas, a new exhibit at the Museum of Boulder, opens Feb. 26 and explores the history of Latino families in Boulder County. Through an interactive display, the exhibit uses artifacts to document Latino lineage and the communities’ resilience in Boulder County. KGNU’s Rossana Longo-Better spoke with Justine Vigil-Tapia, whose […]
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