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Dan Porterfield is the President and CEO of the Aspen Institute. He spoke with outgoing President Carolyne Heldman about the roles public media and the Aspen Institute play in combating the political polarization facing our country today.

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Aspen Public Radio’s outgoing executive director Carolyne Heldman hosts a special limited run of Cross Currents. The final five episodes feature conversations with the leaders of the major institutions and nonprofits in the Aspen area.
Join Aspen Public Radio’s outgoing executive director Carolyne Heldman for a special limited run of Cross Currents, the show she hosted for the better part of ten years. The final five episodes feature conversations with the leaders of the major institutions and nonprofits in the Aspen area.
Join Aspen Public Radio’s outgoing executive director Carolyne Heldman for a special limited run of Cross Currents, the show she hosted for the better part of ten years. The final five episodes feature conversations with the leaders of the major institutions and nonprofits in the Aspen area.
Emmy-award winning journalists and New York Times best-selling authors John Donvan and Caren Zucker wrote In a Different Key: The Story of Autism, which is now being developed into a documentary. Donvan and Zucker speak to building community for those with autism.
David Anderson is the director of the Colorado Natural History Program, which gathers data on Colorado's habitat that is used for conservation efforts and land management. David is in town for Naturalist Nights. He'll speak at the 3rd Street Center in Carbondale on February 21 and at ACES in Aspen …
The Poets in Schools program from Aspen Words is in its fifth year of bringing spoken word artists to area schools. These resident poets run writing workshops with students for two weeks. The program culminates in students performing their original work at the annual Youth Poetry Slam.
The Aspen Youth Center provides after-school and summer programs for area kids. They offer indoor and outdoor play, structured and free time, and cooking and art classes...all for free. Christin Kay talked with Michaela Idhammer-Ketpura, executive director of the Aspen Youth Center, about the goals…
The Aspen Hope Center offers support for Roaring Fork valley residents in a mental health crisis. It also works with area schools on suicide prevention and education. This week, Christin Kay talked with Michelle Muething, executive director of the Aspen Hope Center.
Until recently, there was no place in the Roaring Fork Valley for an adult to get an examination after a sexual assault. Now, Mountain West SANE (Sexual Assualt Nurse Examiners) Alliance, which certifies nurses to perform those exams, has joined Riverbridge, a child advocacy center in Glenwood Spri…
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