Changing Denver

A podcast about our city, how we make it and how it makes us.

[Changing Denver @changingdenver]

Season five is coming soon...

[Changing Denver @changingdenver]

New episode in the feed today. It’s a conversation with Phil Goodstein about how the 1918 flu affected Denver and how that may offer a roadmap for us now.

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[Paul Karolyi @PaulKarolyi]

I produced today's new ep of @rangeandslope about a historical mystery I stumbled over last year. It turned into a story about how we tell our stories, and what it means when we can't. I hope you take the time to listen on a walk around your neighborhood

https://t.co/iUuvOVs51u

[Range and Slope Podcast @rangeandslope]

Our new episode goes out to anyone who has ever sat down for a slice, seen a bottle of honey on the table and said, “huh?”

https://t.co/R9pHoZmeyz

[House of Pod @HouseOfPod]

Cheers! We had over 1,000 nominations & we've discovered so many Colorado productions. We are so proud of our community & we can't wait to host, celebrate, and toast with all of you! #TheHoppys

Be sure to RSVP for the Inaugural Colorado Podcast Awards at https://t.co/x201HSYWJH

[MapPorn @MapPornTweet]

Denver, #Colorado Streetcar System - 1933 https://t.co/zEr8wtYLGu #MapPorn

[Changing Denver @changingdenver]

@mbzackary Close... but nah. You'll hear where soon enough.

[Changing Denver @changingdenver]

Season five is coming soon...

[DenverPizzaPodcast @denverpizzapod]

@MayorHancock Mayor Hancock, do you have a favorite pizza joint in your neighborhood now? We'd love to have you as a guest to talk about it.

[Andrew Kenney @AndyKnny]

When Colorado voters rejected the 1976 Olympics, they gave cities new leverage to fix the Games. Can Denver now capitalize on a new wave of discontent? Or is it spitting in the wind? https://t.co/66IY84Okvh

[Nathaniel Minor @nbminor]

NEWS: Feds are threatening to shut down the A Line to @DENAirport b/c @RideRTD "has not made substantial progress" in fixing crossing gate issues.

https://t.co/Hz7QKrdTIY

[Changing Denver @changingdenver]

The story misses the point a little too. This is about the end of Bear Mountain, a truly historic feature of the zoo. They recognize it is unfit for animals. But what should be done about the place?

[Changing Denver @changingdenver]

This story will be no surprise to listeners of our season two finale, The Zoo and You, in which we tracked the cultural shifts that produced Hagenbeck-style enclosures like the Denver Zoo's Bear Mountain and the Wild Animal Sanctuary.

Find it here: https://t.co/ctFq6droeG

[The Colorado Sun @ColoradoSun]

There’s a lot more to the departure of Denver Zoo’s polar bears than you’ve heard https://t.co/w8kzYMxMtA via @johningold

[Changing Denver @changingdenver]

Key quote: "Brian Aucone, the zoo’s senior vice president of animal science, said the USDA inspections were not a tipping point in the zoo’s thinking"

I.e., the zoo knows it must respond to changes in its target audience's feelings about animal welfare if it is to survive.

[House of Pod @HouseOfPod]

Happy Thanksgiving, everyone!

If you're looking for something fun to talk about with the family today, we recommend the most recent episode of the @SAPIENS_org podcast. It's an interview with @carlzimmer about identity, heredity, family, and DNA.

https://t.co/LJkkOQa7AS

[Andrew Kenney @AndyKnny]

Denver's curfew program used to ticked thousands and thousands of kids per year. Today, it's much smaller. And as it's shrunk, it's focused much more tightly on Latino neighborhoods. https://t.co/JuSjnLWBDG

[Changing Denver @changingdenver]

@joshboissevain @Peterson_Jodi @WstrnPriorities @radiowest @rangepodcast @americanrivers @DTM1993 Thanks, Josh. We'd highlight the Rocky Flats series in particular, depending on what you're looking for, Jodi.

[Changing Denver @changingdenver]

@denver_olympics I'd love to keep up with the process as you go. If you are putting together an email listserv or newsletter, please put [email protected] on it