The August issue of Denver Urban Spectrum is a wrap-up of summer fun in the Mile High City, with a look at citywide events and updates as we prepare to head back to school.

This episode features:

• Coverage of the new Denver Summit FC, with a special look at the Black-owned investment fund helping to bring NWSL magic to the Centennial State.
• A look at Nikki Swarn's Therapy Thursday mental health resource, and expansion plans with Solar Wellness Network.
• Updates from the controversial censure of University of Colorado Regent Wanda James.
• Highlights from local live music venues.

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The July issue of Denver Urban Spectrum is all about "Summertime in the Rockies," with a look at important events and exciting activities taking place during the hot summer months.

This episode, sponsored by the Regional Air Quality Control council, features:

• An in-depth discussion about immigration, with a clip from "Spectrum Talk with Ruby" highlighting the views of Papa Dia (African Leadership Group), Stephanie Rivera (Colorado News Collaborative) and Rep. Junie Joseph (Colorado State Assembly).
• A message about human connection and an invitation to the upcoming Mile Long Table, from Dr. H. Malcolm Newton.
• A glimpse into the world of jazz vocalist, René Marie, as she prepares to headline Dazzle Denver's 2-year anniversary at the Denver Performing Arts Complex.
• A farewell to municipal leader, LaTonya Lacy, as she steps into retirement.

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The June issue of Denver Urban Spectrum is an ode to National Black Music Month, Men's Health Awareness Month and Father's Day, with a look at community events and nationwide changes.

This episode features:

• The last surviving member of the original Temptations singing group, Mr. Otis Williams and his recollection of the Motown journey that propelled the magical group to stardom.
• A word from fathers who discuss the importance of showing up and staying healthy.
• A farewell to Rev. Dr. James D. Peters Jr.

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The Mother's Day issue of Denver Urban Spectrum celebrates mothers and matriarchs who make our lives special.

This episode features:

• The courageous journey of Rose Andom, who will be celebrated at the 2025 Colorful Stories: See Me, Hear Me Luncheon on May 30.
• A look back at Van Jones' keynote address during the Rachel B. Noel Distinguished Visiting Professorship.
• A message from B.E.S.T. Founder & Executive Director, Carla Ladd, who shares her inspiration behind the inaugural 2025 Blackout Experience in from June 5-8.

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DUS x KGNU Metro - April 2025

The Anniversary issue of Denver Urban Spectrum celebrates 38 years of sharing stories about people of color.

This episode features:

• The inspiring stories of Elycia Cook and Stephanie McCoy Johnson, two women who overcame tremendous struggles and transformed pain into purpose.
• Two local media institutions that have supported Colorado communities for many years: KUVO Jazz and the Denver Press Club
• A look at "The Wiz" and "The Hot Wing King," with clips featuring behind the scenes information about each theatrical performance.
• A message from former Denver Mayor Wellington Webb, addressing recent controversy at the University of Colorado Boulder.

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The Women's History Month issue of Denver Urban Spectrum is packed with inspiring women whose groundbreaking contributions to art, education, business and politics have transformed the world.

This episode features:

• The recent retirement of Senator Janet Buckner, who shares her journey to politics and reflects on the impact she made through legislative service - with an introduction to the upcoming Colorful Stories "See Me Hear Me" Luncheon in May.
• The importance of mental health and healing, with a conversation with DJ Ktone following his 18th Annual Birthday Bash celebration.
• Civil rights leader, Rachel B. Noel, who changed the face of Colorado's education system; as well as the Rachel B. Noel Distinguished Visiting Professorship in April, which will honor her legacy and feature keynotes from CNN commentator and author, Van Jones.
• Clybourne Park, playing at the Arvada Center, and clip from the Spectrum Talk with Ruby conversation with the director and cast.

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The Black History Month issue of Denver Urban Spectrum is filled with meaningful stories - from a celebration of the 2025 African Americans Who Make A Difference honorees, to one of Denver's hottest artists and his brand new installation at Denver International Airport.

This episode features a look at the 2025 Black History Month theme, the meaning of Black Love (with a quote from Shay J) and exclusive interviews with artist, Detour, and skisport enthusiast, Quincy Shannon. It also celebrates the recent history-making Heisman Trophy win by the University of Colorado Boulder's Travis Hunter. Tune in now, and check out the February issue of Denver Urban Spectrum for more.

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This month, tune in to honor Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and hear exciting updates about inspirational individuals and organizations featured in the December issue of Denver Urban Spectrum.

This episode features conversations about the Denver's historic Five Points District and changes happening along the Welton Street Corridor. Plus you'll hear about Dr. King's vision for a more equitable world, with a clip from the orator's last speech and the ways in which Colorado communities continue to honor his legacy through activities and family-friendly events. You'll also hear about the registration of culturally-significant buildings; a conversation with former Women's Foundation of Colorado President & CEO, Lauren Y. Casteel; and a brand that's making waves with its positive messages.

The January issue of Denver Urban Spectrum

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