Lineup
for August 4, 2012
How
does industrialized food become a political statement? Discuss.
Why
are people complaining about how the Weld County commissioners
consistently are siding with oil and gas developers against the
people who elected them? It's what they asked for.
Bell
Policy Center Research
and Policy Director Rich Jones
continues our discussion of Colorado's structural budget deficit.
This week we will develop a model solution. Start somewhere!
The
High
Plains Chautauqua
readies to go into high gear. Volunteer Jana
Caldwell
presents this year's featured scholars. Special guests on air today
include labor organizer Mary Harris “Mother” Jones and Treasury
Secretary Alexander Hamilton as well as Tillie Newman and Hal Bidlack.
And
a note to save a date: A memorial march commemorating 40 years since
the murder of Colorado activist Ricardo Falcón starts in Fort
Lupton at 10:30 a.m. August 18. Stay tuned for more details.
ORR
is On Air at 2:00 p.m. MDT so tune in at 1310 in northern Colorado or
stream at http://www.1310kfka.com
.
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