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Erik Thomas, former KGNU music director/DJ, interviews Radio 1190 staff and volunteers for a Boulder Weekly feature on June 15, 1999

SPECIAL INTERVIEW EXTRA! Cheekface performs on Radio 1190's Local Shakedown in April 2023 Local Shakedown is Radio 1190's legendary, award-winning live studio series since 1998! Tune in to hear local favorites and national touring artists straight from our basement lair. Learn more about Radio 1190 and stream live at https://1190.radio

Cheekface performs on Radio 1190's Local Shakedown in April 2023 Local Shakedown is Radio 1190's legendary, award-winning live studio series since 1998! Tune in to hear local favorites and national touring artists straight from our basement lair. Learn more about Radio 1190 and stream live at https://1190.radio

Is gas station weed, 'real' weed? Not really. So what is it? Today's episode of Nonverbal goes down memory lane, learning from friends of show, past and present, about the insidious nature of 'intoxicating hemp.' Thank you to Cannapages for making today’s show possible. For more information visit cannapages.com .

How do commercial cannabis growers become a lifeline? Host Jack Armstrong speaks with Mason Duarte from Mile High Organics and Charlie Butcher from Magnolia Road to discuss how the genetics of a grower trickle down into the product.

How do the border towns of Colorado use marijuana tax revenue? Today's episode of Nonverbal focuses on the border towns of Colorado. Host Jack Armstrong sits down with the town of Craig's City Clerk, Peter Brixius, and the City Manager of Trinidad, Steve Ruger to discover the unique ways marijuana has improved Colorado's border towns. As always, thank you to Cannapages for their help on the show! Find more details at cannapages.com

So, where does Colorado taxes on marijuana go anyway? Host Jack Armstrong speaks with Westword magazine's Thomas Mitchell about the state of Marijuana tax revenue in the Rocky Mountain (high) state. Thank you to Cannapages for making today’s show possible. For more information visit cannapages.com .

Host Jack Armstrong sits down with leaders in the Cannabis Banking space to learn about the complicated relationship weed has had with the financial system over the last 10 years. Thank you to Cannapages for making today’s show possible. For more information on how you can save on weed with Cannapages, visit cannapages.com .

Host Jack Armstrong speaks with advocates for helping constituents for excusable, marijuana-related crimes start a new life. Thank you to Cannapages for making today’s show possible. For more information on how you can save on weed with Cannapages, visit cannapages.com .

Host Jack Armstrong sits down with experts in cannabis genetics to learn about the breakthroughs in their field and debunk misconceptions surrounding their research. Thank you to Cannapages for making today’s show possible. For more information on how you can save on weed with Cannapages, visit cannapages.com .

You can come to Colorado for your premiere cannabis-experience, why go anywhere else? Host Jack Armstrong speaks with leaders in Colorado's cannabis-hospitality industry. We find out how the industry's grown and where the industry is going - all here at Radio 1190! Thank you to Cannapages for making today’s show possible. For more information on how you can save on weed with Cannapages, visit cannapages.com .

Host Jack Armstrong and team (Thanks to James Buck, Spencer Burke, Leon Spiess, and Alex Barnes) spend the unofficial holiday speaking with industry professional, tourists, and locals who all gathered at Denver's 420 Festival.

1190 News Team Host Jack Armstrong understand the political mood changes that affected cannabis in the state of Colorado.

Host Jack Armstrong sits down with Sophia Davis and Charlie McCain from UCB's GUT-C, or Give us the F***ing Camera!

Host Jack Armstrong sits down with leaders and management of some of the most prominent dispensaries and smoke shops on this week's episode of Nonverbal.

What can joining a physics club do for YOU? Host Jack Armstrong sits down with the Society of Physics Students on the CU Boulder campus after they won a national award for their chapter.

In this interview, the frontperson & songwriter of Blvck Hippie, Josh Shaw, speaks about entering the DIY scene, the band's genre of "Sad Boy Indie Rock," transitioning from athletics to music, and more. Interview by News Team Member Maxx Goodman. Originally recorded on May 4, 2022.

In this interview, The Bold's Editor-in-Chief, Lauren Irwin, and Magazine Editor-in-Chief, Britney Eschelman, discuss awards recently won by The Bold's editors and staff. Irwin earned top recognition in the 2021-2022 Hearst Journalism Awards for feature writing and The Bold Magazine won Best Student Magazine in the Society of Professional Journalists' Region 9 Mark of Excellence Awards. Read more about CU's Hearst Journalism Awards winners here: https://www.colorado.edu/cmcinow/two-cmci-journalism-seniors-earn-hearst-journalism-awards-recognition-exemplifying-value Originally aired on April 27, 2022. Interview by News Team Members Jack Armstrong and Luis Licon.

In this interview, Christopher Lowry, Associate Professor of Integrative Physiology at the University of Colorado Boulder, discusses his research on the gut microbiome's effect on mental health. Lowry was invited to a project launched by Peter Templeton, founder of the William Templeton Foundation for Young People's Mental Health and executive director at the Insitute for Manufacturing's Engage program in the Cambridge University Engineering Department, to "innovate early interventions for depression in young people," as originally reported by CU Boulder Today. To read more in CU Boulder today, click here: https://www.colorado.edu/asmagazine/2021/11/02/diet-and-exercise-can-improve-teens-mental-health Interview by News Team Members Ashley Eddy & Claire McFadden Originally broadcast on December 6, 2021.

In this interview, News Team Member Claire McFadden speaks with graduate student Barra Peak about the Great Unconformity, which refers to a "missing gap of time in the canyon's rock record that covers hundreds of millions of years," as reported by CU Boulder Today. Peak is the lead author of a new study on the phenomenon. To read more on CU Boulder Today, click here: https://www.colorado.edu/today/2021/08/23/geologists-dig-grand-canyons-mysterious-gap-time Interview by News Team Member Claire McFadden Originally broadcast on November 8, 2021.