As great a player as he was on the field, former Denver Bronco Demaryius Thomas was arguably even more impressive away from the game. As a reporter in Denver, Lindsay Jones saw all of it and reflects on her time with him. The Colorado Matters podcast. bit.ly/3ys9J8j

Under pressure and stressors, like the Marshall Fire, we don't always think clearly (like, remembering how to manually open the garage door). Take some time to listen to these potentially life-saving tips. The Colorado Matters podcast. bit.ly/3n2f55l

As an Olympic gold medalist, swimmer Missy Franklin Johnson had it all -- until she didn't. She spoke recently about her mental health journey to the CU Helen and Arthur E. Johnson Depression Center -- which is entering a collaboration with Rick George and @cubuffs. The Colorado Matters podcast. bit.ly/3r6OBkp

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The expected announcement from Denver Broncos that the team is for sale could lead to the highest price ever for a U.S. professional franchise. We look at how the sale might work and potential owners with Troy Renck. The Colorado Matters podcast. bit.ly/3ASgjpS

An important discussion on the future of Democracy, featuring Rep. Liz Cheney and Rep. Jason Crow. Sponsored by Josef Korbel School of Global and Public Affairs. The Colorado Matters podcast. bit.ly/3rVw7F7

A "surreal" moment, for Dr. Jenny Briggs and Sarah WIlson of Tortuga AgTech: interacting with young people and sharing possibilities with them -- as they stood by statues of themselves. The Colorado Matters podcast. Smithsonian If/Then #womeninSTEM bit.ly/3IH0IvB

Just when the Conservative Scholar program CU Boulder 🦬 Benson Center started gaining acceptance on campus, along came John Eastman. Now there are questions about how to move forward. The Colorado Matters podcast. bit.ly/3NNWohD

Count me in, Verlee…as I told Carla today, Season 2, Episode 6 is just amazing!

Four-year-olds in Colorado will get 10 hours of free preschool beginning next year. But there are still many questions to be answered. We speak with Chalkbeat Colorado senior reporter @annschimke. The Colorado Matters podcast. bit.ly/3KmTn4Z

The final round of the Women's Colorado Open is taking place at Green Valley Ranch Golf. For the first time, the first-place check will equal that of the men's. It's part of a growing trend for female athletes. The Colorado Matters podcast. bit.ly/3NNbqn0

New ⁦Western Colorado University⁩ president ⁦Brad Baca⁩ experienced culture shock as a college undergraduate. It helped him make inclusiveness a goal for students in higher education. The ⁦Colorado Matters⁩ podcast. cpr.org/show-episode/j…

Breaking up is hard to do -- and in Colorado, very expensive. A new initiative would allow trained non-lawyers to handle a limited number of family law cases -- like divorce -- at reduced costs. The Colorado Matters podcast. bit.ly/3JHb8gy

Chances are you aren't going to see Condoleezza Rice on the sidelines with headphones and clipboard, but Denver Broncos new ownership is now part of NFL The Colorado Matters podcast. bit.ly/3JMqalx

It may seem like new FRCC president Colleen Simpson likes playing Undercover Boss, but her incognito trips around campus help shape and improve the student experience. The Colorado Matters podcast. bit.ly/3TDTIGu

Adam Frisch is hoping your "angertainment" dollars won't go as far as they once did. The businessman is running for Congress in CD-3 versus incumbent Lauren Boebert. He also talks water, inflation and student debt. The Colorado Matters podcast. bit.ly/3qqggNy

Ballots are being cast in Colorado ahead of Election Day, but the people who oversee the normally smooth process are still dealing with misinformation. We speak with Matt Crane of the CO County Clerks Association in today's Colorado Matters podcast. bit.ly/3E1AeWg

He effectively lost his career for (not) standing up to protest injustice...this isn't a story about Colin Kaepernick, but rather, former Denver Nugget Mahmoud Abdul-Rauf. The Colorado Matters podcast. bit.ly/3JlPJLY

As they age, autistic children deal with a lack of official support and little encouragement to support dreams like college or learning skills. It's one reason Danny Combs founded TACT--Teaching the Autism Community Trades. The Colorado Matters podcast. bit.ly/3IHasJo