Radio 1190 News

A Round-Up of this week’s stories for KVCU’s News Team, Lily Wright’s satire show Over the Edge, and a look into the World Baseball Classic Qualifiers.

Today you’ll listen to: Colby Wyatt and Riley Jackson review the results of the Oscars and Nicholas Merl cover a multi-issue protest hosted by Chicano student organization Umas y Mecha.

Hosts Agu, Morgan, and Maggie talk about internet friendships and the struggles of connecting with internet subcultures.

Today you’ll listen to Colby Wyatt and Brittney Garcia analyze teams and make predictions before the Big 12 college basketball season ends with the March Madness tournament in two weeks. Then, you’ll hear Paige Ostrom and Syd Stevens attend the Wampus Cat concert on February 15th at the Stand.

Through the next half hour you’ll hear… the newest episode of Fresh Finds, a show focusing on recent album releases and a live interview with jazz musician Abe Mamet about his upcoming album.

Listen to a roundup of the week's biggest headlines and stories and the latest episode of "Over the Edge" in which John Meylor and Lily Wright talk about ghosts and politics.

Today you’ll listen to: coverage of a protest at the Denver Capitol against anti-immigration by Payton Cordova, the latest episode of Ruidosas, a podcast that highlights Latin American legends produced by Juanita Hurtado Huerfano, and finally, John Meylor reports on a new photography exhibit at the Bus Stop Gallery in the North Boulder Art District. That’s all coming up after some of the day’s hea...

Today you’ll listen to a new episode of Movie Mommies and a feature on a Brooklyn artist’s latest piece responding to the new presidential administration.

Today you’ll listen to an in-depth interview with the iconic Denver-based band Itchy-O conducted by Radio 1190 correspondent Sam Sarma and Arlo White.

Today you'll listen to a brief round up of the stories news team produced this week and a special interview with Sophia Landry and Emma Myers from the organization Ralphie’s Readers.

Today you’ll listen to: A new Episode of “Ruidosas” from Juanita Hurtado about the Cuban legend of La Gritona, a brand new Valentine’s Day episode of “When Can I CU Again” by Lily Wright, unpacking the history and modern connotations of the holiday, and concert coverage featuring Nether Hour by Dominique Montes.

Today you’ll listen to a new episode of our podcast WEBCHAT, where hosts Agu, Marggie, and Morgan talk about neurodivergent people and their place on the internet!

Today you’ll listen to: A deep dive into what Valentine’s Day means for people in queer spaces brought to you by Sophie Englezos, Sam Sarma and Spencer Stepp’s exploration of what the word “home” truly means, and on-the-ground coverage from Radio 1190 reporter John Meylor of protesting at the Colorado Capitol.

Today you’ll listen to an interview with Steve Koquette, director and producer of the documentary: One Punch Homicide.

Listen to a roundup of the week's biggest headlines and stories, the latest episode of "Over the Edge" in which John Meylor and Lily Wright chose the furpersonas of multiple presidents as a preview of President's Day!

Today you’ll listen to: John Meylor and Sam Sarma talk to the man behind “Bingo Bongo” in the first episode of “Bite-sized Boulder,” a podcast that highlights the people and community of Boulder; Juanita Hurtado Huerfano’s latest episode of Ruidosas; and Spencer Stepp reading prose by Sam Sarma on her interpretation of a self portrait. That’s all coming up after some of the day’s headlines, so sta...

Today you’ll listen to: Sam Sarma’s audio essay looking at the anti-trans executive order and the way it defines biological sex. Then, we will hear an interview between Radio 1190’s reporter William Flockton with the director of the documentary Bama Rush: Rachel Fleit.

Today you’ll listen to: Spencer Stepp and Braden Stevens review “The Apprentice” in the return of the podcast Movie Mommies; John Meylor with the latest episode of “Fresh Finds,” diving into the band Squid’s new album, entitled “Cowards”; and finally, Radio 1190 reporter Lex Chavez interviewed a prominent activist at the Denver capitol in the midst of a rally protesting Project 2025.

Today you’ll listen to a break out of the state lawsuits against Elon Musk’s access to the U.S. Treasury information: background, concerns, and interests at play.

Listen to a roundup of the week's biggest headlines and stories, the latest episode of "Over the Edge" in which John Meylor and Lily Wright tackle Elon Musk's Pro-Natalist pihlosophies, and listen to an audio Op-ed from Aidan Janney on the effect of the Trump administration's anti-DEI legislation on Boulder.

Listen to the latest episode of “When Can I CU Again,” by Lily Wright, tackling the concept of Trad Wives and their place in feminism; the latest episode of “Ruidosas” by Juanita Hurtado telling the story of La Huari [HA-WAH-REI], a Bolivian legend, and finally Celia Frazier reports on Trump’s Executive Order affecting Transgender Athletes’ participation in women’s sports.

What are parasocial relationships? What does it mean to be a fan on the internet?

Today you’ll listen to: A review of the Dazzle of Darkness, an art exhibit at the Boulder Museum of Contemporary art, produced by Juanita Hurtado and host Sam Sarma’s audio essay titled “A letter for my memory box: life and death in India.” It discusses her grandmother’s passing and cultural grief.

On today's show, hosts, Juanita Hurtado and John Meylor, speak with Riley J Band vocalist and guitarist about their upcoming performance at the Fox Theatre and their new singles Bold and Not In Business.

A look at school shootings in Colorado and how experts in the state and nationally are preparing to combat increasing threats in our communities.