March is Women’s History Month, and this month’s publication features impactful women whose accomplishments and impact have made the world a better place. 

Former State Representative and Denver’s First Lady from 1991 to 2003, Wilma J. Webb, graces the cover, with an article detailing her life and political career and photographs illustrating her life as a devoted wife, mother and stateswoman. 

Sensational financial strategist Danielle Shoots discusses her groundbreaking investment fund, along with a full Spectrum Talk interview and a glimpse into her life as an executive and entrepreneur. 

Writer, Stacy Narine, highlights Colorado Black Women for Political Action, a political organization led by Bianka Emerson, in an informative article that provides suggestions for Black women to get involved in community efforts and keep rising to new political heights. 

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Denver Urban Spectrum and KGNU Radio present a monthly magazine-style community news radio program that amplifies the voices and stories from people engaged in progressive action work in the metro Denver area and surrounding communities. This month as our cover story we feature billionaire and philanthropist Robert F. Smith and highlight the 2024 DUS African Americans Who Make A Difference. This episode also features Cleo Parker Robinson as the 2024 Rachel B. Noel Distinguished Visiting Professor, The Museum of Blacks Girls, Black ski club Ski Noir 5280 and the national production of Makin’ Cake.

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Denver Urban Spectrum and KGNU Radio present a monthly magazine-style community news radio program that amplifies the voices and stories from people engaged in progressive action work in the metro Denver area and surrounding communities. This month we highlight the work at the Sims Fayola Foundation with Dr. Dedrick Sims, we have a conversation with a real cowboy, Maurice "Mo Betta" Wade of the Bill Pickett Invitational Rodeo and celebrate the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. in an interview with the Honorable Mrs. Wilma Webb.

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Denver Urban Spectrum and KGNU Radio present a magazine-style community news radio program that amplifies the voices and stories from people engaged in progressive action work in the metro Denver area and surrounding communities. This month we discuss the Nutcracker with Colorado Ballet's first Black ballerina, Sheridan Guerin; Valeria Cunningham Howard of the Bill Pickett MLK Jr. Heritage Rodeo of Champions; and a conversation with Dr. Ryan Ross of the Urban Leadership Foundation.

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Dr. Ryan E. Ross is an educator, speaker, and actualization coach, committed to access, equity, and the development of leaders. He was appointed by former Mayor of Denver, the Honorable Wellington E. Webb, to lead the Urban Leadership Foundation of Colorado (ULFC), which focuses on diversifying boards, commissions, and c-suites while also building the next generation of African American leaders in the greater Denver Metropolitan area.

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Welcome to the first episode of Expanding the Narrative on Metro. This is a show by Denver Urban Spectrum that amplifies the voices and stories of the community. Our vision in this collaboration with KGNU radio is to expand the narrative beyond the pages of this legacy publication, combining our respective strengths in print and broadcast media. At the Spectrum, we strive to not just offer accurate, credible information and resources to our readers, but to serve as a community hub and to help people to feel more connected in our neighborhoods and home state. This month we discuss the Colorado Black Authors Guild with Dr. Daddio, founder of KDKO radio and the Last Teardrop film, which is the incredible journey of Bobby Wilson. Our November publication is dedicated to legacy and leadership with a special tribute to Ken Grimes, whose cherished stories filled Denver communities for many years. Be sure to check out upcoming events on denverurbanspectrum.com.

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Tanya Davis is a passionate life coach and founder of Butterfly Rising Institute (BRI), that helps single moms achieve work-life balance. Mothers interested in learning more about Butterfly Rising Institute can visit butterflyrisinginstitute.com. The next round of classes will begin in the fall and run for eight weeks, followed by a celebration retreat at the start of the new year.

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Welcome to Expanding The Narrative (ETN), a podcast network curated by Denver and Urban Spectrum specifically built for the people of color in Colorado. Denver Urban Spectrum has served as the voice of Denver's communities of color for more than three decades

This award-winning publication is the most highly regarded and widely read magazine that significantly influences the perceptions, attitudes and buying decisions of its readership.

Our mission is to bring together the most talented and trusted voices in culture for critical conversations on social justice, politics, lifestyle and more.

Our vision is to expand the narrative beyond the pages of this legacy publication and amplify emerging and established talent

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