
The Colorado news you need in less than 15 minutes a day, from Colorado Public Radio’s newsrooms. Get connected with your community and understand how the biggest stories in Colorado impact your life. Available each weekday morning at 6:00 a.m. with hosts Bazi Kanani and Arlo Pérez Esquivel. Follow this show, and consider donating to support future episodes at cpr.org.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 222 | Founded | a year ago |
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Dinosaur National Monument has its first new dinosaur discovery in a century. Then, when Xcel cut power in December to guard against wildfire, it left hundreds of Boulder businesses in the dark, and sent their bottom lines into the red. Plus, Colorad... more
A recent survey shows Colorado teachers are unhappy with their jobs, and it’s driving them away from the profession. Then, a Denver band is in a fight with its AI twin. We talk to its members about a case of mistaken identity – and what they can do a... more
The tourism boom in Colorado’s mountains hasn’t totally gone bust, but resort communities are definitely feeling the slowdown, and making plans for an uncertain future. Then, a special tribute on this Martin Luther King Jr. Day, looking back at a hym... more
In his last State of the State speech, Gov. Jared Polis focused on the cost of health care, the impacts of the Trump administration -- and renewed his pitch to officiate Taylor Swift's wedding. Then, dire warnings about how many people would lose the... more
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I listen every morning while I walk to the bus, it gives me a great primer to start my day.
CPR does top notch journalism, and this podcast is no exception. But, the hosts (and often the guests) way over enunciate and sound like they’re reading off of a script. Doesn’t work for a podcast. They need to work on developing a comfortable and conversational tone. Arlo is especially bad. Dude sounds like AI.
Not a bad summary of some of the headlines. Sometimes the headlines aren’t what I would consider News however, I know there are people who would be interested in some of the entertainment or sports related items. The only thing that bugged me was one of their announcers brings up religionin her podcast. It’s usually a small little reference maybe a Bible verse. But one of their feel good Friday episodes was nothing but a religious story. I have no problem with religion, but I try to avoid talkin... more
I listen to this Colorado focused news podcast every morning. In addition to truly local stories, It also helps me understand national stories into more local context. Plus I really enjoy to hosts; Arlo in particular often shares fun and interesting observations that make me smile. Great way to start my day!
This is not news, it’s opinion. They use loaded terms like “gun safety.” They’re also not accurate at all when it comes to subjects with which they aren’t already familiar as left-wing activists with an agenda.
As an example, look at their July 1, 2025 podcast. The “gun safety” subject was very monotone and also inaccurate (tube shotguns aren’t impacted by the latest CO gun control laws, but they said “shotguns” were. Only detachable magazine shotguns are impacted).
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Focused on delivering essential Colorado news in a brief format, this podcast covers local issues that matter to residents. Listeners can expect daily updates on a range of topics, from economic challenges and policy discussions to cultural insights and community stories. Unique segments often feature in-depth reporting on current events, such as government actions, social justice issues, and stories that highlight the voices of local residents and experts alike, all aimed at putting national stories in a local context. Its concise delivery makes it a perfect choice for busy individuals looking to stay informed without dedicating extensive time to their news consumption.
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