Denver Area Developments and the New Nature Library
The September 2026 radio program examines corporate changes in the Denver area, the use of artificial intelligence, outdoor activities, and the new Thornton Nature Library.
The September 2026 radio program covers corporate transformations in the Denver area, Boulder's approach to artificial intelligence, the first weeks of the new nature library in Thornton, and the CU Boulder football season.
New Era at Emily Griffith Technical College
Program host and producer Toni Tresca interviews Dr. Sarah Heath, who became president of Emily Griffith Technical College in July. Heath discusses her career in vocational education and her responsibilities as the school's new president.
Artificial Intelligence Discussions in Boulder
Bucket List reporter Emily Doskow asked citizens, students, and visitors on the streets of Boulder how they use artificial intelligence and about their concerns regarding this rapidly spreading technology.
Outdoor Activities in September
For those looking to reduce screen time, Ryland Scholes highlights outdoor activities to participate in during September, the Mercado at McGregor Square, and upcoming Oktoberfest celebrations.
Anythink Nature Library in Thornton
One of Adams County's newest community spaces, the Anythink Nature Library, is discussed. Mark Fink, Executive Director of Anythink Libraries, evaluates the first weeks of the $45 million facility, which holds the distinction of being the nation's first public nature library.
CU Boulder Football Season Expectations
The program concludes with Laurel Vose's preview of the 2026 CU Boulder football season. Following a 3-9 record last season, the cautious optimism of fans is examined.