Colorado Matters

Colorado Public Radio

Hosted by Ryan Warner and Chandra Thomas Whitfield, CPR News' daily interview show focuses on the state's people, issues and ideas.

Episodes

Sept. 4, 2026: United's commitment to Denver, sustainable fuel; Downtown Denver vacancies, strategy

Sept. 3, 2026: Aging Matters: Caring for the Caregivers

Sept. 2, 2026: Immigration rights activist Jeannette Vizguerra; Colorado's 'Roman Holiday' connection

Sept. 1, 2026: 'Searching for Jobie' through science; Schools rethink cellphones; Colorado's Black history

August 31, 2026: Working toward calm amid election chaos; 'Raising the Curtain' on Noelia Antweiler

August 28, 2026: Search for light in 'The Wild Dark' of the night sky with a Colorado Book Award finalist

August 27, 2026: Colorado at center of federal lawsuits; Celebrating Colorado's 150th milestone with music

August 26, 2026: Patty Calhoun on 50 years of Westword; Inmates find sense of self, pride in performing

August 25, 2026: Aging Matters: Getting the upper hand on scammers; When is it time to give up the car keys?

August 24, 2026: Stalemate over health inspection at GEO facility; James Beard winner Penelope Wong flying high

August 21, 2026: From a hot summer to a warmer fall?; Rebuilding Glenwood Canyon; 'Roam' with wildlife

August 20, 2026: What dogs can teach us about dementia; 'Moments that Made Us'

August 18, 2026: Could rye help farmers weather the drought?; State law targets rideshare safety

August 17, 2026: Victor Marx and a divided state GOP; Converting a coal mine into a solar farm

August 14, 2026: History Colorado marks the state's 150th with a nod to the Women's Bank of Denver

August 13, 2026: New state historian; Next chapter for neighborhood of proposed Broncos; Mark Stevens' latest thriller

August 12, 2026: A protest that helped launch a movement

August 11, 2026: Why kids are more susceptible than ever before to porn and what parents need to know

August 10, 2026: Creating a sustainable golf course that's wildlife, pollinator and plant-friendly

August 7, 2026: Investigating law enforcement's hiring practices; A sense of place in the San Luis Valley