Aspen Public Radio Podcasts

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Aspen Public Radio Podcasts episodes

  • A smelly field trip for Two Rivers Community School
    Morgan Williams, the fourth and fifth grade teacher at Glenwood Spring’s Two Rivers Community School took his students on a multi-disciplinary field trip last week. An adventure at the South Canyon Landfill served as an environmental lesson, as well as an opportunity to work on writing.
    4 min
  • Wildlife Services to kill bears, lions
    Mule deer may seem ubiquitous in the Roaring Fork Valley, but Colorado Parks and Wildlife say numbers of the species are below its target in some key areas near Rifle. The state agency plans to kill mountain lions and bears in an effort to help grow the deer population.
    4 min
  • The Downtowner to have extended hours this winter
    The Downtowner, the electric shuttle that offers rides in Aspen, has carried more than 11,635 passengers in more than 4,996 rides. There are a total of five vehicles. The first season was so successful that the City of Aspen is extending the service for another year, meaning it will go until Sept. 15, 2017.
    3 min
  • Basalt Market now accepts SNAP credits
    After spending almost nine months applying for grants from federal and state food assistance programs, Basalt Sunday Market manager Jimmy Dula has expanded the offerings of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) in the valley.
    2 min
  • Prescribed burns planned in Gypsum, Rifle
    Firefighters in Eagle and Garfield counties plan to ignite two prescribed burns in the upcoming weeks. The fires will be on Bureau of Land Management lands in the coming weeks if the weather cooperates to keep conditions safe and to blow smoke away from local communities.
    1 min
  • Analog Son excited for JAS opportunity
    Analog Son is a Denver-based funk group making their JAS Labor Day experience debut this weekend. They’re opening for the R and B legend, Stevie Wonder. One of the group’s members, Jordan Linit, spoke with Aspen Public Radio’s Patrick Fort about this opportunity and what it means to them.
    8 min