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Colorado Matters

Colorado Public Radio 3373 - August 21, 2026: From a hot summer to a warmer fall?; Rebuilding Glenwood Canyon; 'Roam' with wildlife

Hosted by Ryan Warner and Chandra Thomas Whitfield, CPR News' daily interview show focuses on the state's people, issues and ideas.

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Publicado 21 ago. 2026

Duración 49:25

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Episodios

August 21, 2026: From a hot summer to a warmer fall?; Rebuilding Glenwood Canyon; 'Roam' with wildlife

August 20, 2026: What dogs can teach us about dementia; 'Moments that Made Us'

August 18, 2026: Could rye help farmers weather the drought?; State law targets rideshare safety

August 17, 2026: Victor Marx and a divided state GOP; Converting a coal mine into a solar farm

August 14, 2026: History Colorado marks the state's 150th with a nod to the Women's Bank of Denver

August 13, 2026: New state historian; Next chapter for neighborhood of proposed Broncos; Mark Stevens' latest thriller

August 12, 2026: A protest that helped launch a movement

August 11, 2026: Why kids are more susceptible than ever before to porn and what parents need to know

August 10, 2026: Creating a sustainable golf course that's wildlife, pollinator and plant-friendly

August 7, 2026: Investigating law enforcement's hiring practices; A sense of place in the San Luis Valley

August 6, 2026: Colorado's political history filled with firsts amid attempted setbacks; Colorado River water plan

August 5, 2026: At age 97, Roy Romer says he's humbled as he reflects on Colorado, state of politics today

August 4, 2026: Celebrating 5 years with 'The Cause' at CU Boulder with music that helped shape history

August 3, 2026: Meet the independent candidate in CD-1; La Veta, Colorado is desiccated

July 31, 2026: Celebrate Colorado's 150th with comedy, current affairs and quizzes

July 30, 2026: Searching for Jobie with an end of life doula; Apple tree once thought extinct rediscovered

July 29, 2026: Polis on Peters; A Colorado horoscope

July 28, 2026: A Portrait in Aging: She never gave up; A rising Colorado Rapids soccer star

July 27, 2026: The mental toll on wildland firefighters; Denver Art Museum reimagines its Indigenous galleries

July 24, 2026: Monsoon hopes; peculiar cemetery stories

July 23, 2026: SafeSport repairing relationships with athletes; Legendary women of the outdoors

July 22, 2026: Legendary artist & astronaut Ed Dwight 'casts a legacy'; Make-A-Wish kid pays it forward

July 21, 2026: A 25-year milestone for sports in Colorado; The little-known Italian immigrant story of the West

July 20, 2026: ‘On Fire for God’ with author Josiah Hesse

July 17, 2026: Reaction to Trump's election speech; Denver immigration judge fired; Indie 102.3's Local 303

July 16, 2026: Colorado's changing demographics; Sustainable building material; Salt lakes at risk

July 15, 2026: 'All aboard' CoCo, the Colorado Connector; Sauna complex planned for central Denver

July 14, 2026: New documentary examines child care crisis; Defying the Sand Creek Massacre orders

July 13, 2026: Art & the aging brain; Affordability and inclusivity in the Great Outdoors

July 10, 2026: Mayor and chief of staff embrace compromise to move city forward; A spiritual labyrinth

July 9, 2026: Phil Weiser on general election strategy; Theater critics on what to watch for this summer

July 8, 2026: Democrat Melat Kiros on her priorities in Congress; CSU starts new chapter in sports history

July 7, 2026: Colorado Black Arts Festival marks 40 years of community; Assessing the primary

July 6, 2026: Climate change fueling wildfires; After electrocution, Melissa Strong climbs again

July 3, 2026: Leave No Trace makes its mark; Indigenous beadwork as haute couture

July 2, 2026: A Colorado descendant of Thomas Jefferson hopes to unite family; The wildfire watch in Ouray

July 1, 2026: Taking Colorado's political pulse post-primary

June 30, 2026: How the vote is counted in Colorado; History at the state capitol

June 29, 2026: How Trump voters seized the party from Republican leaders

June 26, 2026: Megan Falley reflects on the afterlife in 'Searching for Jobie;' What's on rural voters' minds?

June 25, 2026: Younger kids facing eating disorders; Theatreworks celebrates 50 years on stage!

June 24, 2026: Voters weigh-in on primary; Young documentarians on family; One of the West's best chefs!

June 23, 2026:'Burping' your home to clear the air; A homecoming for a Colorado composer

June 22, 2026: 'Dizzy' is about an 18-year struggle with invisible illness

June 19, 2026: Summer solstice; Denver auditor wants your input; Pardeep Toor's short stories

June 18, 2026: Debate over data centers; Rethinking child care; Aurora boy's 'Color Book' hits Netflix

June 17, 2026: Are oil and gas companies getting a pass in Colorado? A French-inspired restaurant in Crested Butte

June 15, 2026: DIA's 'tunnel vision' as CEO Phil Washington reflects on growth and future

June 16, 2026: Colorado's Congressional primary races; Rockies honor Theodore 'Bubbles' Anderson

June 12, 2026: For America's 250th, a truer story of the frontier