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Scientists from various government agencies and academic institutions are teaming up with Boulder County health officials to provide accurate and up-to-date information on the air quality in areas impacted by the Marshall Fire. KGNU’s Rossana Longo-Better ran into two scientists monitoring air quality in the burn zone and shares this […]
The human death toll for the Marshall Fire was remarkably low considering the size and intensity of the disaster, but many pets were not so lucky. This has contributed to a sense of grief many fire survivors are struggling with. The Luvin’ Arms Animal Sanctuary in Erie is organizing a […]
The City of Lafayette held its 17th Annual Martin Luther King Jr. March for Peace outside Centaurus High School. KGNU's Rossana Longo-Better attended the event and spoke with local emcee ZBASSSPEAKS, spoken word artist and singer Rebecca Hartt and Centaurus student Camila about what MLK’s legacy means to them. Listen: […]
Motus Theater and Colorado ACLU will be hosting today a performance on the criminal legal system and incarceration as a way to honor Martin Luther King Jr and the civil rights movement. Deborah Richardson, Executive Director of Colorado ACLU and Velvete Golightly-Howell member of the Colorado ACLU Board of Directors […]
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 […]
Today’s guest, Musa Starseed walks an artist's path of many unique talents, gifts and crafts. Starseed is a dancer, a DJ, a musician, a teacher, a documentary producer, a community organizer and a manifestation coach. You can find him traveling with his camera to document and trace of the ancient […]
On Radio Nibbles this week, John Lehndorff and Shannon Young chat with Donna Mertin about Farm Eats Direct (FED) Boulder. [Download Audio]
Ecologist and author Brian Buma joined News Director Shannon Young in the Boulder studio this morning to discuss his new book, “The Atlas of a Changing Climate.” He present it tonight at 6:30pm at an in-person event at the Boulder Bookstore. Listen: (Download Audio)
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