On today's show we speak with Paul E. Fallon. Paul is an architect who designed healthcare facilities for 32 years. In May of this year…
Denver
Ten activists were arrested this weekend for attempting to help the homeless in the city of Denver by building tiny houses in a park. The…
First pot, now health. In November 2012, Colorado voters approved a ballot initiative that made recreational use of marijunana legal, despite a federal ban. In…
As debate roils over EPA regulations proposed this month limiting the release of the potent greenhouse gas methane during fracking operations, a new University of…
An employee at the tech company that maintained Hillary Clinton’s homemade email server was concerned that instructions from Clinton's representatives would have the tech firm…
Over 3.2 million families in California, one of every three households, struggle every month to meet basic needs. The state’s economy would be considered the…
The host Sam Thurman, Cliff Stewart, Lisa Stewart and Lamont Banks, of the Colorado exoneration firm A Just Cause, discuss what happens when the wheels…
Before pesticides go from the laboratory to the farm field, they have to first be vetted by the Environmental Protection Agency. But they're commonly mixed—sometimes…
Gina and Bob Nikkel keep us abreast of cutting edge, pioneering work sponsored by the Foundation for Excellence in Mental Health Care, including the Voice…
U.S. Government to America’s Vets: Drop Dead Richard Gale and Gary Null, PhD Progressive Radio Network, July 19, 2010 From 1991 to 2003, hundreds…
Even before the Washington Post [3] published its startling report this weekend on the astronomically high number of Americans shot and killed by police in the first five…
The rioting that swept Baltimore the past few days, sadly, was no exception, but part of a bigger trend in some of our core cities…