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Jun 24, 2024 | 
durangoherald.com | Nathan Heffel |Michelle P. Fulcher
Former Durango woman’s podcast ‘Dyketopia’ laces humor through discussions with the LGBTQ community Kate McLachlan’s journey from Pride observer to Pride participant is a funny story. The Denver comedian co-founded Dyketopia, a queer comedy variety show and podcast driven by audience participation. She says it’s a way for the LGBTQ community to share laughter and jokes, rather than being the target of them.
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May 7, 2024 | 
newsbreak.com | Nathan Heffel
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Mar 4, 2024 | 
newsbreak.com | Nathan Heffel
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Feb 26, 2024 | 
cpr.org | Nathan Heffel
Episode | 51:43March 17, 2022: Lake Powell hits critical threshold; Architect creates digital worldSegment 1 | 5:28A critical power source for Colorado has reached a critically low level. We check in on Lake Powell in the face of climate change. Then, an architect builds in the digital world, including school campuses. And, the success story of chef Mawa McQween is one of perseverance and a love of cooking. Plus, CPR host Jo Ann Allen retires and passes the baton.
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Feb 26, 2024 | 
cpr.org | Nathan Heffel
Episode | 51:42Dec. 16, 2021: Surviving COVID; Fire protection between cities and untouched wildernessSegment 1 | 12:42Segment 2 | 4:55Segment 3 | 9:37Segment 4 | 4:51Ten thousand people have died in Colorado because of COVID. Nate McWilliams of Denver was almost one of them. Then, concern about protecting the space between cities and untouched wilderness. Also, voting on a new rule limiting the greenhouse gas emissions from cars and trucks.
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Feb 26, 2024 | 
cpr.org | Nathan Heffel
Episode | 49:34Jan. 4, 2022: Federal aid for Boulder County is on the way; The making of Federico PeñaSegment 1 | 11:14Segment 2 | 13:33Segment 3 | 3:32Segment 4 | 18:12Congressman Joe Neguse details how the federal government is offering aid to those affected by the Marshall Fire. Then, Avista Adventist's CEO recounts his hospital's massive evacuation effort. Plus, back-to-school amid the omicron surge. And, former Denver mayor and U.S. cabinet secretary Federico Peña talks about his new biography.
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Feb 26, 2024 | 
cpr.org | Nathan Heffel
Episode | 51:05March 3, 2022: Colorado as a transgender safe haven; New chief educational equity officerSegment 1 | 11:41Segment 2 | 14:12Segment 3 | 11:05Segment 4 | 9:59Colorado could become a safe haven for transgender youth and their parents as Texas begins investigating caregivers. Then, the state's first chief educational equity officer. And, a new documentary highlights concerns about oil and gas development and climate change in the North Fork Valley.
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Feb 26, 2024 | 
cpr.org | Nathan Heffel
Episode | 50:23Oct. 26, 2021: Jumpstarting tourism in Colorado; Searching for world’s southernmost treeSegment 1 | 19:06Segment 2 | 4:56Segment 3 | 9:37Colorado's considering key strategies as it works to overcome the pandemic and welcome back tourists, especially those from overseas. Then, the "Golden Girls" are helping with housing instability on the Western Slope. Plus, a Colorado researcher searches for, and finds, the world's southernmost tree.
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Feb 26, 2024 | 
cpr.org | Nathan Heffel
Episode | 49:47Nov. 2, 2021: From COVID to wellness, a Colorado check-up; CMU’s mountain bike champion!Segment 1 | 8:39Segment 2 | 10:10Segment 3 | 14:01Segment 4 | 8:55Segment 5 | 4:43The state's taking new steps to fight COVID-19 as children as young as five are poised to get the vaccine. Plus, the pandemic's impact on mental health, food insecurity, and basic respect. Then, Colorado's new teacher of the year. And Colorado Mesa University's new mountain bike champion.
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Feb 26, 2024 | 
cpr.org | Nathan Heffel
Episode | 50:02Nov. 9, 2021: Coloradan at climate conference; Mom wrongly accused of human traffickingSegment 1 | 10:25Segment 2 | 9:35Segment 3 | 6:18Segment 4 | 6:57Segment 5 | As world leaders debate how to handle climate change, we speak with a Colorado lawmaker in Glasgow about where state policies come into play. Then, a mother accused of human trafficking calls it racial profiling. And, an outlook for the flu season. Also, we go to a mobile home park for our series on housing insecurity.
