John Meylor highlights recent album releases, upcoming concerts, and local artists having fresh music breakouts in May.

Today you'll listen to a roundup of the most outstanding spring productions handpicked by our staff. This "Spring Semester Showcase" features: "When Can I CU Again" by Lily Wright on relationships and 'icks', longform reporting by Spencer Stepp on the Teacher's Union protest, as well as concert coverage of Wampus Cat by Paige Ostrom, and Evening Elephants by Ethel Yagudayeva.

Today, you'll listen to a roundup of the most outstanding spring production handpicked by our staff. The "Spring Semester Showcase" features reruns of “Ruidosas” by Juanita Hurtado, “Essays From the Ears” by Sam Sarma, “The Over the Edge Podcast” by John Meylor and Lily Wright, and protest coverage from Payton Cordova.

Today you'll listen to a round up of the week's productions, an op-ed looking at the upcoming closure of Boulder’s Dark Horse bar and the latest episode of Lily Wright's variety podcast, Over the Edge. She looks at the intersection of weed and easter this upcoming April 20.

Today you’ll listen to: Lily Wright in a piece breaking down a panel about AI partners from the CU Conference of World Affairs in this week’s episode of When Can I CU Again? a podcast about social relationships and Juanita Hurtado Huerfano with the latest episode of Ruidosas, a podcast talking about Latin American myths and legends. Today’s episode is about the Mexican legend of La Nahuala. And finally, Spencer Stepp brings us a review of the movie My Stolen Planet at the ACT Film Festival in Fort Collins.

Coming up in Radio 1190 news, Sam Sarma brings an audioessay on the sound of our current world and the importance of journalism. Then, Spencer Stepp and Braden Stevens review the movie “Nosferatu” in the latest episode of Movie Mommies.

Today you’ll listen to: John Meylor cover a Conference of World Affairs talk on the causes and effects Addiction and Aiden Brolly and Andy Gauslin preview the NBA Playoffs.

Today you’ll listen to… an interview with Boulder-based indie rock band The High Lines. They have a show coming up April 26th at the Fox Theatre. Next, our concert calendar!

Today you'll listen to a round up of the week's productions, an op-ed looking at the comeback of folk in the current political climate, and Lily Wright's political satire show Over the Edge!

Today you’ll listen to: Juanita Hurtado Huerfano with the latest episode of Ruidosas, a podcast telling the stories of Latin American myths. Today, she talks about the Puerto Rican legend of La Guanina, an indigenous woman. Then you’ll hear Leon Spiess with the return of science podcast WOW. This week, he tackles the intense adaptations that birds need to fly. And finally, John Meylor brings us coverage of the art showcase “First Friday,” this last Friday, April 4th. First Friday is the opening event for Boulder Arts week, a week-long celebration of artists, which takes place in North Boulder. Stay tuned!