Colorado Matters
Summary: Focusing on the state's people, issues and ideas, hear Colorado Matters on Colorado Public Radio's in-depth news station at www.cpr.org.
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Podcasts:
The new farm bill will affect growers, ranchers and consumers in Colorado.
Paper Bird's Esme Patterson releases her second solo album this spring, responding to songs by The Beatles, Elvis Costello and others from...
Two prominent members of the scientific community disagree on whether recent floods, fires and drought were caused by climate change and...
Ahead of Valentine's Day, listeners share their love for conversations they heard and the ideas they've spurred.
A bill to delay implementation of the Common Core standards in Colorado schools is pulling together supporters on the far right and the far...
A musical Renaissance man enlists the Colorado Symphony to celebrate "This Land is Your Land."
A Littleton company is one of the largest U.S. makers of credit cards that have a computer chip in them. Experts say such cards would help...
Think the mountain pine beetle epidemic was bad? It may pale in comparison to devastation by the Emerald Ash Borer.
Researchers in Colorado believe the historically low fertility rate is connected the a rise in overweight women and men.
The 2014 list of the state's most endangered sites includes a homesteading ranch in Frasier that doubled as a stagecoach stop, and the...
In a new book, Paula Burger writes about escaping the Jewish ghetto and living in the forest with more than 1,000 other people.
A unique photography exhibit on display at the State Capitol this week is trying to raise awareness around hunger.
At least 19 Coloradans are competing in the Winter Games, many of them in skiing disciplines.
Smartphone app allows veterans to create "virtual hope boxes" to keep reminders of positive events, videos of loved-ones and inspiring...
Bonanza may follow the 43 other Colorado towns that went extinct in the past 10 years.