City Cast Denver
Join Host Bree Davies and the City Cast Denver crew every weekday morning as we celebrate, explore, and challenge an ever-changing Denver. It’s the daily news podcast for all Denverites — whether you’ve been here for six months or six generations. We’ll break down the news you need (and want) to know with journalists and culture makers; activists and artists; neighbors and ne’er-do-wells — and John Elway, if he ever returns our calls. Learn more and subscribe to our newsletter at denver.citycast.fm..
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Janae Burris is 8.5-Months Pregnant. But Her Co...
Janae Burris used to fudge the numbers when people asked how long she’s been doing stand-up comedy.
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Is Colorado's Outdoors Overcrowded? Or Do We Ju...
It might be a false spring, but can you blame us for letting a little nice weather get us excited for camping season?!
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How Can Colorado Tackle the Crisis of Missing a...
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Rush Hour at Union Station
Union Station is a mess.
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The Underground Music Showcase is Fun. But Can ...
News broke last week that local music non-profit Youth on Record was buying a stake in the Underground Music Showcase, one of Denver’s biggest annual music festivals.
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‘I Walk In Everyday Expecting To Be Fired’: Ins...
The push to unionize Starbucks workers started in Buffalo, New York, with one small group of baristas stepping forward to call for better working conditions at their cafe.
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Why The New Fentanyl Bill Has Harm Reductionist...
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After 156 Years, Denver Fire Finally Has its Fi...
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The Union Station Snafu, Benny’s is Back, and a...
It’s Friday and we’re chatting about stories big and small in Denver this week, starting with Union Station
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Artist Stevon Lucero’s Chicano Futurism Lives o...
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Lincoln Hills Has Offered Nature and Respite to...
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The Magic That Keeps Denver's Longest Running D...
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Should Anorexia Patients Have a Right to Die Un...
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How Two Years of Pandemic Have Changed Denver
It’s Friday! And we’re looking back at two years in Denver since lockdown.
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How CU Boulder Football's Sexual Assault Scanda...
“Winning a Game is Not, and Should Not, Be More Important Than a Woman’s Life”
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Wanna Open a Restaurant in Denver Right Now? St...
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A Toast to Our First Anniversary and Mizuna’s F...
Denver Restaurant Week is the perfect occasion for a nice night out without breaking the bank.
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When the Pandemic Pushed Restaurant Workers to ...
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This Ain’t No Cowtown: Culinary Masters Shine D...
Denver Restaurant Week kicks off today!
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Did Denver Police Use Excessive Force Against G...
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Are $40,000 Loans The Key To Closing Denver's R...
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Can Louisville Afford to Build Back Greener Aft...
After the Marshall Fire, Louisville Wants to Build Back Greener. But Who Foots The Bill?
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Tackling the Housing Crisis One Heated Ice Fish...
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So What Really Did Happen to That Denver-Boulde...
It’s the transportation quagmire of a generation: the RTD train to Boulder that never arrived.
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How An Obscure Zoning Board Got Reformed (And W...
Last May, we brought you the story of Shawn and Ben Johnson, a Sunnyside couple who wanted to build an ADU, or accessory dwelling unit, in their backyard so Shawn’s disabled mom could live close.
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