First, a report on a rally happening in Denver tomorrow calling for charges against Julian Assange to be dropped followed by a conversation on the psychology of money and reducing financial stress. Then, we get a new food waste tip from John Lehndorff and this week’s installment of TRENDS Diary.

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The Morning Magazine features local news headlines, stories and features and broadcasts on KGNU Monday through Friday 8.04-8.30am.

In advance of Bike to Wherever Day later this month, we hear about the increase in biking during the pandemic, the bike shortage and what biking advocates are doing to promote the trend. Then, a report on an upcoming Latinx women’s summit followed by Radio Nibbles with John Lenhdorff.

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The Morning Magazine features local news headlines, stories and features and broadcasts on KGNU Monday through Friday 8.04-8.30am.

We hear about Boulder’s controversial vote not to suspend housing occupancy limits during the remainder of the pandemic followed by a report on an interactive art display that asks questions about civil rights in the U.S.. Then, a new radio diary on being black in America from Michele Simpson and Naturally with Brigitte Mars.

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The Morning Magazine features local news headlines, stories and features and broadcasts on KGNU Monday through Friday 8.04-8.30am.

We’ll hear about a new institute in Boulder that imagines what a post-pandemic world could look like followed by an interview with a climber discussing the lack of diversity in the sport and what can be done to make outdoor sports more equitable. We close with the comment line.

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The Morning Magazine features local news headlines, stories and features and broadcasts on KGNU Monday through Friday 8.04-8.30am.

Author David Gessner discusses the Roosevelt legacy and his new book, Leave It As It Is, followed by a report on the Navajo Water Project that aims to bring water to parts of the Navajo Nation that have thus far been without it. Then, KGNU speaks with a participant in the upcoming Motus Theater UndocuAmerica presentation about looking at American history to understand current racism in immigration policy.

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The Morning Magazine features local news headlines, stories and features and broadcasts on KGNU Monday through Friday 8.04-8.30am.

We get an update from families on how online learning is going followed by a conversation with investigative journalist Antonia Juhasz in advance of a TEDtalk she’s giving on the failing carbon fuel industry. Then, we hear about High Country News’ 50th anniversary covering the West before closing with another food waste tip.

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The Morning Magazine features local news headlines, stories and features and broadcasts on KGNU Monday through Friday 8.04-8.30am.

A local arborist discusses the damage done to trees by this week’s snowfall followed by an interview with a Boulder Weekly reporter on a new story about providing a safe space for people experiencing homelessness during the pandemic who live in their vehicles. Then, we hear about the rebirth of “victory gardens” followed by a Radio Nibbles with John Lehndorff.

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The Morning Magazine features local news headlines, stories and features and broadcasts on KGNU Monday through Friday 8.04-8.30am.

We hear about a lawsuit filed by an immigrant advocacy group against the U.S. postal service followed by an interview with a local author and subject of the new book Bridging Worlds: A Sherpa’s Story. Then, Michele Simpson, host of KGNU’s Black Talk, shares a radio diary on the latest killing of black man by police. We close the show with Brigitte Mars on Naturally.

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The Morning Magazine features local news headlines, stories and features and broadcasts on KGNU Monday through Friday 8.04-8.30am.

A local meteorologist discusses how this sudden change from heat to snow is unusual but not unheard of for the area followed by a report from CU Boulder on how many of the Colorado forests ravaged by recent fires may not grow back. Then, we look back at the fire that was previously Colorado’s biggest wildfire, the Hayman fire, before closing the show with the comment line.

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The Morning Magazine features local news headlines, stories and features and broadcasts on KGNU Monday through Friday 8.04-8.30am.

We hear how CU Boulder is addressing COVID-19 cases on and off-campus followed by a re-aired interview with a local researcher on the impact of poor air quality on health. Then, a report on Creativity Alive, a community-based arts organization that gathers on the weekends in Boulder for a series of concerts, dances and other forms of artistic expression.

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The Morning Magazine features local news headlines, stories and features and broadcasts on KGNU Monday through Friday 8.04-8.30am.