최고 City Of Boulder 팟캐스트 (2024)

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Cities like Boulder may have too many parking spaces. Here’s why that's a problem 9:36

8h ago9:36

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Officials in the city of Boulder say they have a problem: too many parking spaces. Some transportation experts believe having too many empty spots is a waste of space, especially considering some of that space could be used for housing, retail, or a park. By some estimates, Boulder has twice as many parking spots as it needs. Some city leaders say …

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Behind The Bloodlines Tour: A conversation with Defects Harry Jennings 43:56

15h ago43:56

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In this captivating episode of "Concerts That Made Us," Brian sits down with Harry Jennings, the charismatic drummer of rising UK metallers Defects. The conversation dives deep into the band's journey, starting with the release of their highly anticipated debut album in May. Harry opens up about the creative process behind the album, which was writ…

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A forgotten hero of Colorado barbecue history is about to get some overdue recognition 9:36

4d ago9:36

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Columbus B. Hill was a pivotal figure in Colorado’s culinary history. He was a Black man originally from Missouri – and he was possibly the most popular barbecue chef in Denver in the late 1800s. His food was so good that it was served to thousands of people at official functions at the state Capitol. But even among hardcore barbecue fans, very few…

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How a 100-mile run became a ‘lifeline’ for a Colorado athlete who struggles with depression 9:36

5d ago9:36

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Drew Petersen’s career has been marked by extremes. As a professional skier, the Silverthorne native made a living carving turns on some of the toughest terrain in the world. But in recent years, he’s spoken openly, and made two films, about a different part of his life: his struggle with mental health and severe depression, which dates back to his…

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From Demos to "Unbound": Inside Salem's Childe's Creative Process and Concert Adventures 39:21

4d ago39:21

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In this episode of "Concerts That Made Us," Brian sits down with James Gates, the charismatic bassist of Salem's Childe, to delve into the details of their highly anticipated new album, "Unbound." James opens up about the band's significant evolution since their debut album in 2020, "The Sin That Saves You," highlighting the transformative journey …

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Colorado’s GOP leadership is divided, and the timing couldn’t be worse. How did this happen? 9:36

6d ago9:36

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Colorado's Republican Party is torn between people claiming to be chairman at the state level. And it's splitting the party leadership into two factions at a critical time. It’s a presidential election year, and a moment when the party is working to regain some of the seats they’ve lost at the state level. The leadership of the state GOP recently v…

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Four-day school weeks are the norm in many parts of Colorado. But do they set up students for failure? 9:36

7d ago9:36

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Since the 1980s, a growing number of Colorado school districts have adopted a four-day schedule. Currently, about one in seven K-12 public school students in Colorado attends class four days a week rather than five – primarily those in smaller, rural school districts. These districts often have smaller budgets than schools along the Front Range and…

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Love Palisade Peaches? Here's what makes them delicious, according to science 9:36

11d ago9:36

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The Palisade peach might be one of Colorado's best-kept secrets. Those grocery store peaches from California or Georgia are perfectly fine. But a good peach from Western Colorado is often juicier, sweeter and bigger than its out-of-state competition. As peach season winds down for the year, the In The NoCo team wanted to find out: What makes the Pa…

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The Greatest Insights into Songwriting with Veteran American Storyteller JC Miller 48:41

11d ago48:41

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In this episode of "Concerts That Made Us," Brian engages in a captivating conversation with seasoned country-rock artist JC Miller, who has recently released a string of singles including, "Sundown Slim." Brian delves deep into JC's Southern-influenced musical style, exploring the roots of his sound that blend traditional country with a rock edge.…

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Tourists are flocking to Colorado’s busiest national forest. Can this mountain ‘playground’ be protected from overuse? 9:36

12d ago9:36

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The Colorado Tourism Office recently published a report outlining the economic benefits of travel in different regions around Colorado. And the numbers show that tourism is growing. The report labeled one region the ‘Rockies Playground’ – that's an area that includes parts of Summit, Eagle, and Pitkin counties. And visitor spending in that region g…

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Cam Fraser: From Touring with Nirvana to Boulder Fields 47:39

11d ago47:39

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In this episode of "Concerts That Made Us," Brian sits down with Cam Fraser from Boulder Fields to delve into the intricacies of his debut album, "With All the Other Ghosts." Cam opens up about his artistic journey, detailing his transition from the high-energy world of punk bands to the more introspective realm of acoustic music, a shift that was …

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Behind the Scenes of "Come Follow Me": Pas Musique's Creative Process Unveiled 46:53

12d ago46:53

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In this episode of "Concerts That Made Us," Robert L. Pepper from Pas Musique delves deep into the intricacies of his latest album, "Come Follow Me," which draws significant inspiration from the pioneering electronic artist Fad Gadget. Brian meticulously explores Robert's creative process, uncovering the layers of thought and emotion that go into h…

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If deepfakes and other misinformation target Colorado voters, election officials have a plan to respond 9:36

13d ago9:36

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Weld County’s Clerk and Recorder Carly Koppes has a noticeable online presence. She posts lots of informational videos around election time telling voters how to cast a ballot or get ready for election day But here’s something that keeps Koppes -- and a lot of other election officials -- up at night. Artificial intelligence is developing so quickly…

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Can surviving a wildfire actually make a community stronger? This researcher says yes 9:36

14d ago9:36

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Wildfires, like the ones that hit Colorado’s Front Range this summer, rip through communities. They torch homes and disrupt lives. But wildfires can also cause some surprising -- even uplifting -- things to happen. They strengthen the bonds between neighbors. They make people more resilient. And those stronger connections help people prepare for fu…

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Blood in the Sand: Revolutionizing Music with Rockers Galore 30:54

13d ago30:54

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In this riveting episode of "Concerts That Made Us," Brian sits down with Blayer and Charles, from the band Rockers Galore. The conversation kicks off with an in-depth discussion about their powerful new single "Blood in the Sand," a track deeply inspired by the Taino rebellion. Blayer and Charles delve into the historical significance of the Taino…

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A new podcast unearths Colorado’s forgotten uranium ‘Boom Town’ 9:36

18d ago9:36

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On Colorado’s Western Slope a single sign represents a mining town that was once there. The town helped provide the uranium in the first atomic bomb. The town was called Uravan. Journalist Alec Cowan has long been fascinated by stories of Uravan. Cowan grew up in nearby Grand Junction and remembers hearing urban legends about Uravan. Officials clos…

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The Intersection of AI and Sustainability 32:40

18d ago32:40

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In this episode of Smart Energy Voices, host Debra Chanil sits down with Megan Lorenzen, Director of Climate and Energy at Salesforce, to discuss the intersection of AI, energy and sustainability. Megan shares insights on Salesforce's efforts in clean energy deployment, including their 100% renewable energy commitment and their role in the global e…

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From Dreams to Soundscapes: Evidence of a Struggle's Musical Odyssey 41:39

18d ago41:39

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In this "Concerts That Made Us" episode, Rev. Billy Simmons from Evidence of a Struggle, offers an in-depth discussion about his recent track "Keep It" and the intricate creative process behind its conception. He delves into the nuances of his songwriting, revealing that his inspiration often stems from vivid dreams and the tumultuous current event…

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A powerful new technology could transform search and rescue in Colorado’s mountains (Best of ITN) 9:36

19d ago9:36

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In Colorado, there are approximately 3,000 search and rescue incidents each year, according to the state's Search and Rescue Association. And when someone goes missing in the backcountry, every hour counts. Heat, dehydration and exposure to the elements make a person's survival less likely as time ticks by. Rescuers in our state also deal with rugg…

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Cities Built Upon Cities: The Stories Behind Joe Geni's Forthcoming Album 45:40

19d ago45:40

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In this episode of "Concerts That Made Us," Brian sits down with the talented artist Joe Geni for an in-depth interview. Joe delves into the intricacies of his latest track, "City Where the Sky Subsides," a poignant piece from his eagerly anticipated upcoming album, "Cities Built Upon Cities." Throughout the conversation, Joe offers a window into h…

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This technology could save bicyclists’ lives. So why isn’t it mandatory? 9:36

20d ago9:36

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A year ago last summer, a young bicyclist named Magnus White was struck and killed by a driver on Highway 119 near Boulder. A memorial ride for Magnus earlier this month drew more than 2,000 participants, with hundreds more joining virtually. His parents spoke to the crowd and called for measures that would make roads safer for cyclists – including…

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Dance a Little More: The Story Behind Dylan Tori's Latest Hit 36:48

20d ago36:48

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In this episode of "Concerts That Made Us," Brian engages in a captivating conversation with South African musician Dylan Tori. Dylan delves into the inspiration behind his latest track "Dance a Little More," revealing the personal stories and emotions that fueled its creation. He provides an in-depth look at his songwriting process, from initial i…

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Join Us Sept. 7 at What's Up Boulder! 2:09

21d ago2:09

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Meet your neighbors and people behind the city — attend What's Up Boulder! When: Saturday, Sept. 7 from 1 - 4 p.m.Where: East Boulder Community Park between the soccer field and East Age Well Center. What: Popsicles, lawn games, a foam party, conversations with council members, music and much more! Get the details on our website.…

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It’s a brutal year for grasshoppers in Colorado. Here’s why – and how to deal with them 9:36

21d ago9:36

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Grasshoppers are everywhere along Colorado's Front Range right now. They blanket the sidewalks and lawns – which makes them a pest. But they also devastate crops, which makes them a real problem for farmers. Our friends at the Colorado State University Extension run a sort of hotline for folks with questions about gardening and lawncare. They confi…

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The Greatest Emotional Depth in Music: New Dilemma's Joey Factor Talks "Toxic" 34:36

20d ago34:36

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In this episode of "Concerts That Made Us," Brian interviews Joey Factor, the charismatic lead vocalist of the rising alternative metal band New Dilemma. Joey dives deep into the band's latest EP "Toxic," offering an intimate look at the personal and emotional depth embedded in their lyrics. He opens up about the inspiration behind the tracks, whic…

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The Best Journey of New Earth: From Local Gigs to Supporting Caligula's Horse 36:11

22d ago36:11

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What this CSU scientist found beneath Antarctica could offer new clues about climate change 9:36

25d ago9:36

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A team of scientists, including a CSU seismologist, recently spent years peering beneath the largest mass of ice on Earth. The unique study yielded fascinating insights about the relationship between the massive glaciers that cover much of Antarctica’s surface, and the ground underneath the ice. And the findings may help scientists better predict h…

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From Jamming to "Discount Hearts": The Creative Journey of The Color Blew 38:33

25d ago38:33

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In this episode of "Concerts That Made Us," Brian reunites with Liaan, Marius, and Tim from The Color Blew to dive deep into their latest single "Discount Hearts" and explore their creative journey in greater detail. Liaan elaborates on the spontaneous songwriting process, revealing how the band often starts with a simple riff or melody and lets th…

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How artist R. Alan Brooks uses comics and graphic novels to dissect culture and politics 9:36

26d ago9:36

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If you read the Colorado Sun, you might be familiar with the comic strip called ‘What’d I Miss?’ It follows conversations between Ossie – a young Black man – and Myra – an older white woman – who has awakened from a long coma. Together they struggle to understand modern day politics and culture. Ossie and Myra talk about issues like artificial inte…

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Exploring the Depths of "Half Light": Themes, Family Dynamics, and the Future of History of Guns 46:50

27d ago46:50

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In this episode of "Concerts That Made Us," Brian is joined by Max Rael from industrial-postpunk icons History of Guns. Max delves into their latest album "Half-Light," offering a comprehensive look at the inspiration and meticulous creative process behind it. He elaborates on the conceptual and visual elements that shaped the music video for "What…

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Divorce and single motherhood are funnier than you think. Just ask comedian Stephanie Sprenger 9:36

27d ago9:36

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Comedian and writer Stephanie Sprenger bares all in her comedy. Through her standup, the Arvada resident broaches subjects that might make people blush -- but are very real portrayals of life as a middle-aged single mom. She jokes about topics like menopause, potty breaks and divorce. Stephanie is part of a group of four comedians and four storytel…

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Could a tax on empty homes help solve housing shortages in Colorado’s mountain towns? 9:36

28d ago9:36

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As much as 40 percent of the homes in some Colorado mountain resorts sit unoccupied for much of the year. And housing is in such short supply in communities like Breckenridge or Steamboat Springs that many workers find themselves living in hotels, rather than a house or apartment. Leaders in a coalition of ski towns called the Colorado Association …

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Megalodon's Thomas Theron chats about Caligula's Horse South African Tour 43:27

29d ago43:27

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In this episode of "Concerts That Made Us," Brian is joined by Thomas Theron, from the progressive metal band Megalodon. Thomas shares the palpable excitement of Megalodon's triumphant return to the stage after a significant hiatus, eagerly highlighting their highly anticipated upcoming performance where they will be supporting the renowned Austral…

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Breaking is about to make its Olympic debut. This CU instructor is watching with pride 9:36

1M ago9:36

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The 2024 Olympics are underway in Paris. And for the first time, breaking is an official part of the Games. Breaking (or breakdancing as it’s sometimes called) originated in the Bronx during the 1970s, growing within the larger spectrum of hip-hop culture. But it’s more than just the music, the rhythms, and the athletic, visually stunning moves. Th…

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Heard at REF: The Continued Evolution of Offsite Renewable Purchasing 21:47

1M ago21:47

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In this episode of Smart Energy Voices, host Debra Chanil welcomes Luke Penne, Senior Business Development Manager at Constellation Energy, in an interview from the 2024 Renewable Energy Forum, “The Continued Evolution of Offsite Renewable Purchasing.” This insightful episode covers recent developments in offsite renewable purchasing, including fac…

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“Those wonderful smells”: A Bay Area coffee history crash course 1:03:45

1M ago1:03:45

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Before the 1960s, coffee was a faceless commodity: hot brown beanwater with caffeine. Alfred Peet began a revolution in America’s coffee culture when he opened his first shop in Berkeley in 1966. Peet changed the way coffee was imported, the way it was roasted, the way it was sold, and even the way it was savored. He also trained multiple generatio…

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Five days battling a wildfire in Lyons: A fire chief's perspective 9:36

1M ago9:36

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Coloradans in recent weeks have seen a barrage of evacuation notices and news updates about four major wildfires along the Front Range. Beyond the ever–changing tallies of acres burned or the latest containment numbers, we wanted to see a wildfire from a fire chief’s perspective – from the first visible plumes of smoke, to when evacuees return home…

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Exploring "Whitelined": A Shoreline Dream's Ryan Policky on Collaboration, Concerts, and Creative Freedom 40:56

1M ago40:56

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In this episode of "Concerts That Made Us," Brian engages in a captivating conversation with Ryan Policky, the creative force behind the band A Shoreline Dream, as they delve into the intricacies of their latest release, their eighth album titled "Whitelined." Ryan provides an in-depth look at the meticulous process behind the album's creation, she…

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Colorado is investing in geothermal. Here’s why 9:36

1M ago9:36

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Geothermal is having a moment in the spotlight. It hasn’t gotten the attention that wind and solar have as the ‘powerhouses’ of Colorado’s electric grid. But energy officials say it’s time for the state to start building up other sources – including tapping the heat that’s under our feet. The state is offering grants and tax credits to support rese…

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Urban fires do more than burn structures. They leave a mark in our waterways 9:36

1M ago9:36

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Four major wildfires burned along the front range in the last week. One person reportedly died in the Stone Canyon Fire. Hundreds of people were evacuated from their homes and dozens of structures were lost in the four fires. While fire is a normal part of the ecosystem of the mountain west, fires that push into urban areas are destructive to those…

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Deitys Muse chat about supporting Caligula's Horse this August 50:12

1M ago50:12

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In this episode of "Concerts That Made Us," Brian is joined by Wayne Boucher and Sashan Pillay from the band Deity's Muse. They delve into their palpable excitement about the opportunity to support the renowned Australian progressive metal band Caligula's Horse during their South African tour this coming August. The discussion highlights the specif…

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Colorado’s newest fire prevention employee is cute, furry, and has a terrific nose 9:36

1M ago9:36

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Ash is a cute yellow lab with a very big job. She is Colorado’s newest employee in the Division of Fire Prevention & Control. Ash started on July 1 as the Division’s newest accelerant detector tool -- meaning she can sniff out if something suspicious was used to start a fire. Her powerful nose can help determine a fire’s cause, often more effective…

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Reviving the '80s: A Nostalgic Dive into Beauty in Chaos's Latest Album with Michael Ciravolo 57:19

1M ago57:19

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In this episode of "Concerts That Made Us," Brian is joined by guitarist and President of Schecter Guitars Michael Ciravolo. The two engage in a deep and insightful conversation about Beauty in Chaos's highly anticipated fourth album, "Dancing with Angels." Michael delves into the meticulous creative process behind the album, detailing the inspirat…

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Could an exclusive new development near Steamboat Springs open the door to more private skiing in Colorado? 9:36

1M ago9:36

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Colorado is home to world class skiing, with dozens of public resorts open to skiers of all levels -- and incomes. Private ski resorts – which tend to cater to the ultra-wealthy – are practically nonexistent here. But a newly proposed private resort could add to Colorado’s short list. Stagecoach Mountain Ranch would create an exclusive enclave of m…

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The Journey of Basson Laas: From High School Scribbles to "Worth Loving" 49:05

1M ago49:05

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In this episode of "Concerts That Made Us," Brian engages in a captivating conversation with musician Basson Laas about his dynamic career and his recent single, "Worth Loving." Basson delves into the evolution of his music since his high school days, offering a detailed account of how his sound has matured and diversified over the years. He provid…

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Architects used ‘trauma-informed design’ to reimagine a Denver youth shelter 9:36

1M ago9:36

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Architecture can provoke a powerful emotional response in us. Perhaps you've stopped on a sidewalk to stare up in wonder at a massive skyscraper... or stepped inside a beautifully designed building and felt a sense of peace or inspiration. But the reaction to a building isn’t always positive -- particularly for people who have experienced trauma. B…

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Episode 9: From Passion to Action 35:30

1M ago35:30

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Got time, talent or treasure to share? You're in the right place. This episode is all about giving back to your neighbors through acts big or small, with some tales of volunteering along the way. Special guests in this episode (city staff and volunteers): Aimee Kane, Equity Officer Ali Rhodes, Director of Parks and Recreation Brian Wegner, Voluntee…

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Why “mortgage handcuffs” are hurting Colorado’s housing market 9:36

1M ago9:36

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Many people in Colorado bought homes or refinanced during the pandemic, when interest rates were at historic lows. Now, they feel trapped by that low mortgage rate. They might want to sell and move, but can’t afford to buy elsewhere, with interest rates at much higher levels than four years ago. The problem has been dubbed 'mortgage handcuffs.' Thi…

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Jasper Dan: Crafting Raw Energy and Mystical Sounds 48:16

1M ago48:16

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In this episode, Brian is joined by Jamie, Chuck, and Jason from the band Jasper Dan to discuss their latest track, "Mama Voodoo." The band members delve into the song's inspiration, rooted in personal experiences and mystical themes, and share insights into their collaborative creative process. They emphasize the importance of capturing live perfo…

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