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Sunday, Dec. 01 |
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November 27, 2002
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Monday, Dec. 02 |
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Laura Carlson speaks with Telluride author Hal Clifford about his book, Downhill Slide: Why the Corporate Ski Industry is Bad for Skiing, Ski Towns and the Environment.
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Historian Abbott Fay on his book, The Story of Colorado Wines.
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Tuesday, Dec. 03 |
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Chris Wineman with the architectural firm Semple Brown Design on overseeing the renovation of Denver's Auditorium Theater.
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Charles Pabst, manager of Grand Junction's Thunder Mountain Pipe Band, talks about the band and their new CD, Plaid.
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Jim Doody, brother of a helicopter pilot killed in Vietnam, talks about building the Western Slope Vietnam War Memorial Park in Fruita.
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Wednesday, Dec. 04 |
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John Parvensky, president of the Colorado Coalition for the Homeless, on the challenges of providing housing and services for the homeless.
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Ken Strom, state director of the Colorado Audubon Society, talks about Colorado birds whose numbers are in decline.
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Colorado historian Tom Noel reads from Willa Cather's Death Comes For the Archbishop. These readings, from the Words to Stir the Soul series hosted by the Center of the American West, are an occasional feature of Colorado Matters.
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Thursday, Dec. 05 |
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Republican Lola Spradley talks about being the first woman in state history to be elected Speaker of the House.
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Dr. Ed Hoover, director of the Prion Research Laboratory at Colorado State University, on plans to use a Federal grant to solve some of the mysteries surrounding chronic wasting disease.
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Friday, Dec. 06 |
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University of Denver Professor John Splaine on a Cable Center/CSPAN project to assess the effectiveness of distance learning. (First broadcast Apr. 19, 2002)
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Kelley Griffin talks to Steve Jackson about No Stone Unturned. His book focuses on a band of Colorado scientists and criminal investigators who search for bodies no one else can find. (First broadcast Jun. 13, 2002)
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Saturday, Dec. 07 |
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December 4, 2002
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