Public Affairs Shows

Megan Webber, the Andy Zanca Youth Empowerment Program's News & Education Director, sits down with Cath Adams, the founder of Aperture of Hope, and a fentanyl survivor with her daughter to discuss why fentanyl poisoning is so dangerous and why sharing stories of surviving it is important for personal healing and community awareness.

On this month's episode of My Own Two Hands, host Adele Craft talks with Colorado Mountain College graduating sustainability studies students Ava Gilbert and Fallon Santander about their capstone research projects centered around local sustainable agriculture.

This week on Express Yourself, Emily Henly, Missy Moore and Jack Trembath stop by to talk about TRTC's upcoming production of These Shining Lives, the Palisade Bluegrass and Roots Festival shares tasty musical tidbits and information on this year's festival in June and Christy Costello, Deputy Director of Colorado Creative Industries, shares information on opportunities and the upcoming summit in Grand Junction.

This week on Regional Roundup, we hear voices from the Hands Off! protests in Denver and Salt Lake City on April 19. We’ll learn about hazard mitigation planning in communities across the Rocky Mountain West — and how a now-canceled federal program has helped with those efforts. Then, a bill that would regulate social media in Colorado is facing a potential veto from the governor. Finally, we hear about partnerships with landowners in Colorado to conserve open space, and in Wyoming to help mitigate chronic wasting disease in elk.

On this month's episode of Double Play, Zoe and "Soul Connection" co-host Sarah talk about the mental challenges that female student athletes go through as women in sports.

Vanessa and Jerome interview Ginger and Robb Janssen to discuss off-grid living and their business, Basalt Mountain Gardens. Since 1994 the Janssens have been creating, expanding, and enjoying their off-grid paradise on Basalt Mountain.

This week on Express Yourself we'll hear from The Art Base in Basalt about their upcoming exhibition of artist mentors and mentees; 5 Point Film interim director Aisha (AY-sha) Weinhold will stop by to give us a look ahead at next week's 18th annual festival; and local artists Shawna Miller and Erin Morrison are part of a group exhibition with 5 other mother artists up now at Carbondale Arts called "subject/matr (MAH-ter) /mother" through mid-May.

This week on Regional Roundup, we hear about a recent ski ballet event at Monarch Mountain, a potential solution to traffic congestion on Interstate 70, perspectives on overcoming political division, and a Denver restaurant helping lead a revival of Native American cuisine.

Chiara Toldo, research fellow of Harvard University with Audrey Woodrow.

On this month's episode of Soul Connection, Sarah and Zenobia are joined once again by Adele Craft to discuss eco-anxiety and how to cope with it.