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Listen back to a statewide call-in show about the Colorado River (opens the original)
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The Colorado River is in crisis. A record drought and new federal rules mean major water cuts for Lower Basin states. But what could those changes mean for the Upper Basin states, including Colorado? On Thursday, September 17, 2026, Rocky Mountain Community Radio hosted a special statewide call-in show exploring the future of the Colorado River. Our guests were Shannon Mullane, who reports on the Colorado River and water issues for The Colorado Sun, Jim Lochhead, former CEO of Denver Water, who
A new book tells the story of three women who spearheaded recreation, conservation and resilience in the American West (opens the original)
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Author Heather Hansman's previous books have explored the Rocky Mountain West through the stories of rivers and ski towns. In Downriver: Into the Future of Water in the West, she examined the region's water challenges through the story of a rafting trip down the Green River. In Powder Days, she took a close look at ski towns and ski culture. Now, the journalist and former river guide turns to history. In her latest book, Fierce Country: The Untold Story of Three Women Who Ignited America's Love
Boxing class offers people with Parkinson’s more than exercise (opens the original)
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On an early morning in June, at the Corner Boxing Club in Boulder, Colorado, assistant head coach Henry Motley leads a group through a series of warmups. This isn’t your typical boxing class. It’s Rusty Gloves, a program that meets three times a week for older adults. “We're just warming everybody up, going through a bit of dynamic exercises, little dynamic warmups, just to wake the whole body up, get them ready for the boxing that they're about to do,” explained Motley. Most of the people in th
How climate and environmental issues factored into Colorado's primary elections (opens the original)
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This year’s primary elections saw voters deciding on several statewide and congressional races. Rocky Mountain Community Radio’s Managing Editor Maeve Conran spoke with reporter Caroline Llanes about what role climate change played on the campaign trail. Editor’s note: the following interview has been edited for length and clarity. Maeve Conran: Well, the elections just wrapped up, and they took place against this backdrop of multiple wildfires burning across the state. In addition, we've had a
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