People Were Psyched About This Year’s Bolder Boulder
The Bolder Boulder community run made a comeback yesterday after a two-year hiatus. KGNU sports reporter Jimmie Searfoss shares this sound collage from the race. (Download Audio)
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ACLU Says Boulder’s Camping Ban Is Unconstitutional
The American Civil Liberties Union filed an official complaint to the city of Boulder last week over what is known as the city's camping ban. The camping ban is a combination of two different pieces of Boulder policy that give police the authority to ticket individuals living outside. The ACLU […]
Labor Exchange – Michael Farrington, former TSA Agent on move for improvements at department
On this episode of the Labor Exchange our guest is Michael Farrington, a former TSA Agent and current volunteer legislative political coordinator with the American Federation of Government Employees. We talk about his experience at the TSA and H.R. 903, a bill in congress that could help workers at the […]
A Public Affair: Interview with Illustrator Brian Pinkney
On today's edition of A Public Affair, guest host Michele Simpson speaks with award-winning children's book illustrator and author Brian Pinkney. Mr. Pinkney will be presenting his work this Saturday, June 4th at the Boulder Public Library at 11am. More information is available here. Listen: (Download Audio)
Arts in the Open Brings Summer Theater Back to Chautauqua Trails with “The Frog Princess”
Arts in the Open is an outdoor artistic and theatrical company who produce theater hikes along the Chautauqua trail during the summer and the fall. This year, they’ve returned for their 10th season to their full production schedule and first up is a fully original production called "The Frog Princess". […]
