Morning Magazine Podcast Archives - KGNU Community Radio

Local news, features and stories from KGNU’s Morning Magazine, which is airs weekdays 8-8:30am.     Today’s show features voices from this past weekend’s annual assembly of CIRC which took place in Colorado Springs. We also hear about a 12 year old scientist in Denver who has discovered an effective, fast way to test for lead in water. Joe Richey remembers the late great poet Jack Collom ahead of an event on Tuesday at Innisfree Bookstore.

Local news, features and stories from KGNU’s Morning Magazine, which is airs weekdays 8-8:30am. Today’s show features a look at two state-wide ballot measures on transportation funding, as well as a conversation on ageing well.

Local news, features and stories from KGNU’s Morning Magazine, which is airs weekdays 8-8:30am. Today’s show features a discussion on justice with former Colorado Supreme Court Justice Jean Dubofsky. We also hear from the Lemon Tree Group in Boulder about the upcoming March for Unity.  

Local news, features and stories from KGNU’s Morning Magazine, which is airs weekdays 8-8:30am. Today’s show features a discussion on the Denver Right to Survive Campaign which supporters hope will be on the May 2019 Denver municipal ballot. We also hear about dark money in politics and get a listener commentary.  

Local news, features and stories from KGNU’s Morning Magazine, which is airs weekdays 8-8:30am. Today’s show features a report on the Lakota ride which passed through Boulder, when Tipi Raisers completed their 400 mile horseback trek to the Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota.  

Features and Stories from KGNU’s Morning Magazine, which is airs weekdays 8-8:30am.KGNU is an independent, listener supported community radio station, broadcasting in Boulder, Denver and beyond since 1978. Today’s show features Mike Littwin of the Colorado Independent on the governor’s race and Leland Rucker of Sensi magazine on a possible move towards federal decriminalization of cannabis.  

Features and Stories from KGNU’s Morning Magazine, which is airs weekdays 8-8:30am.KGNU is an independent, listener supported community radio station, broadcasting in Boulder, Denver and beyond since 1978. After the latest local headlines we hear from author Heather Hansen about her new book Wildfire which tells of the heroics of the Station 8 crew in Boulder, Colorado. We also hear from Amanda Dumenigo of Save Our St Vrain Valley which has filed legal action to stop the reissuing of a 20 year old gravel mine in eastern Boulder County. Regular Wednesday features Make Them Hear You and Naturally round out […]

Features, stories, local interviews and headlines from KGNU’s Morning Magazine, which is airs weekdays 8.04-8:30am.     Today’s show looks at the inaugural Colorado Smart Cities Symposium and features a report on Boulder’s municipalization process. We also hear a listener commentary on homelessness and local author Gregg Eisenberg talks about his new book Letting Go Is All We Have To Hold On To.

The Morning Magazine brings local headlines, news features and interviews on issues impacting the Front Range of Colorado. You can hear it weekday mornings at 8.04-8.30am. Subscribe to the podcast on iTunes.     Today we hear voices of protestors at Saturday’s opening of the Rocky Flats Wildlife Refuge, the site of a former nuclear weapons plant; Cliff Willmeng, a Green Party candidate in the Boulder County Commissioner election, joins us to talk about last week’s court ruling which quash most of a subpoena that sought the electronic records of anti-fracking protestors in Boulder County. The judge said that “the […]

The Morning Magazine brings local headlines, news features and interviews on issues impacting the Front Range of Colorado. You can hear it weekday mornings at 8.04-8.30am. Subscribe to the podcast on iTunes.   Today’s show features and interview with Jessica Sidener, a Parker resident who lost her husband  to suicide two years ago and who has launched a blog called OwnMyToday as a resource for those affected by suicide.  This is part of our ongoing coverage to mark Suicide Prevention Week.