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- Sept. 3, 2019: It’s Hot Now But What’s Fall Got In Store?; ‘On Something,’ A Love StoryAfter last spring’s wacky bomb cyclones, Colorado's fall forecast is reassuring. The state’s assistant climatologist, Becky Bolinger, says to expect warmer temperatures than usual and maybe keep a raincoat handy. Then, CPR’s ‘On Something’ podcast tells the story of legalization and star-crossed lovers.48 min
- Aug. 30, 2019: Bennet Focused On Forward Momentum; Ideas To Improve Mass TransitMichael Bennet says he's undeterred by not making the stage for the next presidential debate. Plus, state law requires library service, but what happens if funding runs out? Then, sorting through hundreds of listener ideas about improving mass transit. Colorado author Carter Wilson has a new thriller. And Clare Dunn is back for the holiday weekend.49 min
- Aug. 29, 2019: Remembering United Flight 232’s Pilot; 5 Years Of Patents In ColoradoWhat's happened in five years at the Rocky Mountain Patent and Trademark Office? Then, a local survivor remembers United pilot Al Haynes who saved 184 people in a 1989 plane crash. Plus, a look inside a unique nuclear power plant that was shut down 30 years ago. Finally, Dierks Bentley returns to Colorado for a new Labor Day tradition.50 min
- Aug. 28, 2019: Sen. Cory Gardner On Trump Tariffs; Inventors Seeking PatentsCory Gardner wants President Trump to end the trade war with China and limit the president's ability to impose tariffs. Then, a Coloradan who invented a hood to protect your hairstyle when it's raining talks about the challenges of getting a patent. Plus, cannabis in the ancient world and barbecue's African-American roots.47 min
- Aug. 27, 2019: Helping Deputies Cope; New State Historian On A MissionColorado detective paralyzed on the job helps other officers cope with stress and trauma. Then, the new state historian wants to highlight the experiences of Asians and other minorities in Colorado. Plus, the future of mass transit on the Front Range, preserving open space, and CPR’s podcast, “On Something,” explores where cannabis and spirituality meet.49 min
- Aug. 26, 2019: Mystery Illness Linked To Vaping; Prioritizing The Native American VoteColorado has confirmed its first case of an illness believed linked to vaping, and is investigating three others. Plus, the Mayor of Carbondale is working to make sure teens don't start vaping. Also, a new safe gun storage map. Then, making sure the Native American voice is heard in the election. And, Colorado continues to wonder about affordable housing.50 min
- Aug. 23, 2019: Women Work To Change The World; When History Meets NostalgiaWomen from 15 countries around the world are in Denver to share their struggles and successes in the face of violence, war, and oppression as they work to overcome. Then, a Denver landmark raises questions about what's historic and what's nostalgic. Plus, celebrating a Chicano tradition in one neighborhood. And a wolf refuge that also helps humans.50 min
- Aug. 22, 2019: Candid Conversation About The Struggle With Youth Suicide & DepressionAn 18-year-old who made a documentary called, "Surviving," talks candidly about his struggle with depression and attempted suicide, with insights from a mental health expert. Also, how John Hickenlooper's decision to run for U.S. Senate may shape the race. Then, Latin Fashion Week in Denver. And new perspective on Colorado's legendary Baby Doe Tabor.48 min
- Aug. 21, 2019: Feelings of ‘Flygskam’ & How To Fight It; Slavery’s Link To Medical Myths
When you go on a trip, does it send you on a guilt trip? We talk about "flygskam," Swedish for "flight shame," and the guilt tied to air travel's carbon footprint. Then, slavery's link to medical myths that have persisted for centuries. Also, engineering an earthquake-proof building.
50 min - Aug. 20, 2019: Exploring Bonsai At The Botanic Gardens; Climate Change & The Spruce Beetle
The attorney for De'Von Bailey's family says Bailey's been maligned after he was killed by police in Colorado Springs. Also, we explore the art of bonsai at the Denver Botanic Gardens. Also, the impact of climate change on the spruce beetle in Colorado.
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Hosted by Ryan Warner and Chandra Thomas Whitfield, CPR News' daily interview show focuses on the state's people, issues and ideas.