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Art at 1,500 feet in the air: nature photographer Evan Anderman
interview with Evan Anderman Evan Anderman is the son of a geologist, and growing up he observed the Rocky Mountain landscape with a different understanding than most. Years later, as…
Thursday's Night Beat
Can't wait to hit at eight, sharing the music with YOU is my favorite thing to DO! On this evening's Night Beat: Happy Birthday to Blue Mitchell, Terence Blanchard, Stephen…
The Jazz Baroness - 2008 documentary by Hannah Rothschild
review of The Jazz Baronness, clip from T.S. Monk, Helen Mirren reads Nina Rothschild's letters This film tells the story of the life of Pannonica Rothschild de Koneigswarter, an actual…
Tracking Colorado's Flood Recovery
It's been six months since northern Colorado suffered epic flooding and loss. This Friday, 3/14 at 7:30pm on Rocky Mountain PBS, Colorado State of Mind looks into how the recovery…
Book Review: Elmore Leonard's Westerns
Dr. Robert Greer book review - Elmore Leonard's Westerns The late Elmore Leonard was the real, honest-to-goodness deal, as versatile and as gifted a writer as the twentieth century ever…
"Breaking Bad Ivory:" film and panel at CU-Boulder on elephant poaching
interview with Gloria Dickie Last November, the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service made a huge spectacle of their "ivory crush." Six tons of ivory collected over 25 years was displayed,…
Magic Beans: Women's Bean Project Empowers for 25 years
interview with Tamra Ryan Sure, they started with a simple ten-bean soup, but in the last 25 years, the Women's Bean Project has empowered more than 800 women through enterprise.…
Review: Pat Metheny Unity Group at the Paramount Theater, 3/7/14
The Group is back. Sort of. For virtually his entire career, Pat Metheny has bounced back and forth between the highly successful Pat Metheny Group and a wide…
Month of Printmaking in Denver
Hilary DePolo interviews Mark Lunning If that piece hanging on your wall is not the original, it's a print. KUVO's visual arts consultant Hilary DePolo unpacks the detailed process behind getting that nice…
Women of the Harlem Renaissance
In Jazz Age Harlem, the rise of black culture produced talents like Langston Hughes and Duke Ellington. But this ‘Black Renaissance’ wasn’t limited to men. A largely unsung group of black…
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