Rocky Mountain Community Radio Regional Roundup
Rocky Mountain Community Radio (RMCR) is a coalition of non-commercial radio stations in Colorado, New Mexico, Utah, and Wyoming. Member stations broadcast diverse news and music programming.
RMCR collaborates to produce news and enterprise journalism that connects our communities. In the Spring of 2022, RMCR hired a new Managing Editor and Producer to help coordinate news journalism collaboration and content distribution through our region. These Regional Roundup segments are a result of this collaboration, and are produced by Maeve Conran.
This show features:
A feature about an award-winning high school mariachi band from Uvalde, TX, which just wrapped up a tour of Boulder, Colorado. (KGNU)
An interview on a new helpline for Indigenous Women in Utah. (KRCL)
An interview with the film makers behind a new documentary about navigating housing and healthcare in Chaffee County, CO. (KHEN)
A two-way with Derek Gow about his new book, Hunt for the Shadow Wolf, in which he explores the mythology, mystery and history of wolves, and their speckled history with our species (mentions the incident in WY with the wolf as reported on KHOL. (KGNU)
This show features:
A selection of cowboy poetry, recorded at a cowboy poetry gathering in 1990, from the archives. (KGNU)
A feature on diversifying snow sports. (Aspen Public Radio)
A feature on a recent quilting event that took place in SW Colorado. (KOTO)
A conversation with environmental historian Jessica Lee who explores borders, plants and belonging in her new collection of essays, Dispersals (KVNF)
This show features:
A feature about the last train journey for the conductor of the Winter Park Express ski train. (RMPBS)
A two-way with the new superintendent of the Arches and Canyonlands national parks in SE Utah. (KZMU)
A two-way with Heather Cox Richardson, author of the daily e-newsletter and podcast Letters from an American, about the state of our democracy, why she's worried and what we can do. (RMCR)