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On today's Morning Magazine, KGNU's Juanita Hurtado Huerfano brings us a feature about Boulder's water budgets ahead of a public comment period for water in Boulder beginning in early October Hosted by KGNU's Jack Armstrong.
On today's Morning Magazine, we have a conversation with Kolleen Hancock, program specialist at the Boulder county coroner's office to understand more about Boulder's increase in deaths from Fentanyl poisoning. Hosted by KGNU's Jack Armstrong.
On today's Morning Magazine, a report on Colorado’s wastewater surveillance program five years after the pandemic. Then, a look at Latino Conservation Week under the current administration. And to wrap up our show, Dot-org. Our biweekly spotlight of local non-profits. Hosted by KGNU's Juanita Hurtado Huerfano.
On today's Morning Magazine, we have a conversation with the drag queen Little Miss Hot Mess about the upcoming Drag Story Hour at the Boulder Public Library. Then, Radio Nibbles with John Lehndorff. Hosted by KGNU's Juanita Hurtado Huerfano.
On today's Morning Magazine, we go to information about the Grizzly Creek Fire that burned in 2020 and how the ecosystem has bounced back. Hosted by KGNU's Jack Armstrong.
On today's Morning Magazine, we have a live interview with KGNU's Don Davis, learning about city programs and personnel after Don visited the city's 'What's Up, Boulder' event on September 7. Then, an update about COVID vaccine access from KGNU's Hannah Leigh Myers Listen: Hosted by KGNU's Jack Armstrong.
On today's Morning Magazine, we have a live interview with Mike Mease and Dallas Gudgell from the Buffalo Field Campaign. After that, a conversation with Monika Weber about National Preparedness Month and how to prepare for disaster in Boulder County. Listen: Hosted by KGNU's Juanita Hurtado Huerfano.
On today's Morning Magazine, we hear an interview from KGNU's Maeve Conran about how Longmont is being recognized by the United Nations 12 years after the community experienced a torrential flood. Listen: Hosted by KGNU's Sam Fuqua.
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