KSJD-FM (Cortez, CO)

KSJD (91.5 FM) is a radio station located in Cortez, Colorado, and is affiliated with National Public Radio. It mainly broadcasts NPR programming to its listeners. The station is owned by the Community Radio Project.

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What makes a protest successful?

4 days ago | ksjd.org | Megan Lim |Courtney Dorning |Juana Summers

In the decades since the civil rights movement of the 1960s, many Americans have tried to use the model of protest to achieve their political goals. But do protests work?
Female combats vets question what's driving the Army's tougher new physical standards

4 days ago | ksjd.org | Jay Price

The Army has unveiled plans to require identical fitness tests for men and women in combat positions. The debate over women in combat is an old one.
Regional Roundup: Episode 99

6 days ago | ksjd.org | Maeve Conran

This week on Regional Roundup, we hear about a recent ski ballet event at Monarch Mountain, a potential solution to traffic congestion on Interstate 70, perspectives on overcoming political division, and a Denver restaurant helping lead a revival of Native American cuisine. A feature on a ski ballet event that happened recently at Monarch Mountain. (KLZR/RMCR)Vox pops with CU students about their favorite ski resorts.
Farm News & Views for the week of April 21st, 2025

6 days ago | ksjd.org | Bob Bragg

The impacts that tariffs will have on the U.S. ag economy continues to concern both larger and small farmers and ranchers. Last week, California filed a lawsuit seeking to block Trump’s wide-ranging tariffs on foreign trading partners, accusing him of abusing his powers and inflicting financial harm on both the state and nation.
Former US Rep. Greg Lopez is running for governor

1 week ago | ksjd.org | Caitlyn Kim

Republican Greg Lopez is hoping the third time’s the charm. He’s joining an increasingly crowded field of candidates and launching another bid for governor. “It feels like we’re losing the Colorado we love, but we don’t have to accept this,” Lopez said in a video-taped announcement Monday morning. He highlighted affordability issues, public safety and government regulations. “The future of Colorado is on the line. We can’t afford to sit back.”His message also stressed political unity.
Internet porn regulation bill pulled while social media bill faces opposition from Polis

1 week ago | ksjd.org | Bente Birkeland

The sponsors of a bipartisan bill intended to strengthen age restrictions for accessing sexual content online are pulling the measure this session despite widespread support, because of concerns from Gov. Jared Polis, as well as an upcoming U.S. Supreme Court decision on the issue. In a statement on Monday, Democratic Sen.
State Sen. Jeff Bridges announces bid for Colorado Treasurer

1 week ago | ksjd.org | Caitlyn Kim

State Sen. Jeff Bridges is joining the growing field of Democrats running for state Treasurer. Bridges is chair of the state legislature’s powerful Joint Budget Committee, which prepares the state budget.
Local roasteries keep on, despite rough spring for the coffee market

1 week ago | ksjd.org | Jenna McMurtry

Gray Powell's foray into coffee imports started while working at the Mexican Cantina Merry Piglets, which is not exactly known for coffee. Restocking in the basement one day, Powell found himself asking the coffee roasters who shared the space "what the deal was" with their trade. So began the switch from a seven-year stint as a bartender and manager to buying sample bags from farmers and getting in touch with importers.
Farm News & Views for the week of April 14th, 2025

1 week ago | ksjd.org | Bob Bragg

This is Bob Bragg with the Farm News & Views Report for the week of April 14th. As farmers sit on the sidelines watching the crazy tariff-tennis match between the Trump administration and global trading partners, it’s all but impossible to determine what will happen with crop prices this year. Farmers are also dealing with, arms tied behind their backs, unknown input costs for crop supplies, machinery and repairs.
As Colorado's legislature debates transgender policies, community watches closely

2 weeks ago | ksjd.org | Bente Birkeland |Lucas Brady Woods

Walking down Main Street in the small Western Slope town of New Castle, there’s no missing the pastel rainbow sign for the Queer Resource Space that juts out above a brick building right next to the library. “It is a very visible location and that’s not an accident,” Ashley Stahl, who runs this space, explained. “We want to make sure that we’re a part of the community, that everyone knows we’re here.