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Sep 23, 2026
Troy McHughGUEST
That's huge and that resonates all over the state of Colorado.
Ryan WarnerHOST
It's Colorado Matters from CPR News and KRCC.
Ryan WarnerHOST
I'm Ryan Warner.
Ryan WarnerHOST
It is a speck of a town on I-70.
20 MINS LATER
Ryan WarnerHOST
And Colorado Matters continues in the next half hour with why he has to be on the lookout for scam artists.
Ryan WarnerHOST
I'm Ryan Warner.
Ryan WarnerHOST
You're with listener-supported CPR News and KRCC.
Ryan WarnerHOST
You're back with Colorado Matters from CPR News and KRCC.
Chanda Thomas WhitfieldHOST
Which you can do to help hummingbirds in our state.
Chanda Thomas WhitfieldHOST
This is Colorado Matters from CPR News and KRCC.
Chanda Thomas WhitfieldHOST
I'm Chandra Thomas-Whitfield.
Chanda Thomas WhitfieldHOST
Six people died from toxic gas exposure while working at a dairy farm in Weld County last year.
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Chanda Thomas WhitfieldHOST
When we come back, answering those questions about safety.
Chanda Thomas WhitfieldHOST
I'm Chandra Thomas-Whitfield.
Chanda Thomas WhitfieldHOST
This is Colorado Matters from CPR News and KRCC.
Chanda Thomas WhitfieldHOST
Welcome back to Colorado Matters from CPR News and KRCC.
Stephen KutcherGUEST
So they're going to fly off the garbage and into the light.
Ryan WarnerHOST
This is Colorado Matters from CPR News and KRCC.
Ryan WarnerHOST
I'm Ryan Warner.
Ryan WarnerHOST
They're a hallmark of campaign season.
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Ryan WarnerHOST
And Colorado Matters continues in just a bit with some very leggy movie stars.
Ryan WarnerHOST
I'm Ryan Warner.
Ryan WarnerHOST
You're with CPR News and KRCC.
Ryan WarnerHOST
This is Colorado Matters from CPR News and KRCC.
Nathan Fernando FrescasCORRESPONDENT
This is Voices Unbound from CPR News and KRCC.
Nathan Fernando FrescasCORRESPONDENT
This hour, a conversation about identity centered on experiences of refugees, immigrants, and adoptees like me.
Leila WelchGUEST
I'm Nathan Fernando Frescas.
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Sheila ChesterSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
So it's ears to us and creatures to us.
Sheila ChesterSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Let's shout it hip, hip, hip, hooray.
Sheila ChesterSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
You're listening to an hour-long special, Voices Unbound, on CPR News and KRCC.
Sheila ChesterSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
For out of the world, so tattered and torn, you came to our house on that wonderful morn.
Sheila ChesterSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
And all of a sudden, this family was born.
Arlo Pérez EsquivelHOST
That is the Sioux's president, David Rule.
Arlo Pérez EsquivelHOST
Earlier this summer, he showed off Cheyenne Mountain's new giraffe center to KRCC's intern, Orion Senkel, while it was still under construction.
David RuleSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
So there's an indoor and an outdoor space for this, right? Yeah, that is correct.
David RuleSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
So we have a large indoor space.
Ryan WarnerHOST
Turn the page with a Colorado Book Awards finalist.
Ryan WarnerHOST
This is Colorado Matters from CPR News and KRCC.
Ryan WarnerHOST
I'm Ryan Warner.
Ryan WarnerHOST
There was a time in the early 1900s when it was widely believed there was life on Mars, and they built canals to bring water from the red planet's poles to its cities.
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Ryan WarnerHOST
And Colorado Matters continues in this next half hour from Colorado Springs, where inventor Nikola Tesla set up a laboratory and claimed to have received signals from Mars.
Ryan WarnerHOST
I'm Ryan Warner.
Ryan WarnerHOST
You're with CPR News and KRCC.
Ryan WarnerHOST
You're back with Colorado Matters from CPR News and KRCC.
Ryan WarnerHOST
The race to succeed lightning rod Jenna Griswold.
Ryan WarnerHOST
[upbeat music] This is Colorado Matters from CPR News and KRCC.
Ryan WarnerHOST
I'm Ryan Warner.
Ryan WarnerHOST
The general election is coming fast, and today we kick off our signature interviews with candidates.
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Ryan WarnerHOST
And Colorado Matters continues in this next half hour with the Democrat, Amanda Gonzalez.
Ryan WarnerHOST
I'm Ryan Warner.
Ryan WarnerHOST
You're with CPR News and KRCC.
Ryan WarnerHOST
You're with Colorado Matters from CPR News and KRCC.
Chanda Thomas WhitfieldHOST
And an iconic venue that's a century old is making a comeback in Colorado Springs.
Chanda Thomas WhitfieldHOST
This is Colorado Matters from CPR News and KRCC.
Chanda Thomas WhitfieldHOST
I'm Chanda Thomas Whitfield.
Chanda Thomas WhitfieldHOST
Dementia and caregiving are at the center of the new one-woman show called No Contract.
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Chanda Thomas WhitfieldHOST
When we come back, finding new ways to communicate with someone who's no longer the same person and the guilt that comes with caregiving.
Chanda Thomas WhitfieldHOST
I'm Chandra Thomas Whitfield.
Chanda Thomas WhitfieldHOST
You're with Colorado Matters from CPR News and KRCC.
Chanda Thomas WhitfieldHOST
Welcome back to Colorado Matters from CPR News and KRCC.
Mateo SchimpfHOST
But the fear continues to linger about where that contaminated water may have gotten to and how the spill was handled in the first place.
Mateo SchimpfHOST
KRCC's Shauna Lewis has been following the concerns.
Mateo SchimpfHOST
Hey there, Shauna.
Shauna LewisCORRESPONDENT
Hey, Mateo.
Shauna LewisCORRESPONDENT
They're also investigating the spill and what's needed to prevent situations like this in the future.
Shauna LewisCORRESPONDENT
But in the meantime, the good news is, is the state has lifted some of its recreation advisories for John Martin Reservoir and some other areas downstream of the spill, but the stretch of the Arkansas from the confluence of Fountain Creek on Pueblo's east side all the way to John Martin is still closed to recreation and other uses.
Mateo SchimpfHOST
KRCC's Shauna Lewis.
Mateo SchimpfHOST
Thanks, Shauna.
Brother LuckGUEST
The challenge has been, can we really bring it to the masses and educate and inspire?
Ryan WarnerHOST
This is Colorado Matters from CPR News and KRCC.
Ryan WarnerHOST
I'm Ryan Warner.
Ryan WarnerHOST
Broncos head coach, Sean Payton, doesn't lack for confidence, but even he's not saying his team will win the Super Bowl, only that they could.
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Alan SalazarGUEST
He said, "Alan, y- no matter how many laws we pass, no matter how many regulations, Mother Nature bats last, and so you better figure out when you're up to bat how best to align with the expectations around Mother Nature." So I think this whole conversation comes back again to a realization that climate change is real, uh, a realization that we need to adapt to it, and a realization that we need to use our resources more efficiently, not just water, but energy as well.
Ryan WarnerHOST
The head of Denver Water, Alan Salazar, is our guest, and he's back in this next half hour to talk about data centers.
Ryan WarnerHOST
I'm Ryan Warner, and you're with CPR News and KRCC.
Ryan WarnerHOST
You're back with Colorado Matters from CPR News and KRCC.
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