Comm-Unity Radio! These granola-eatin' hippies in Boulder…read moreare doing some great stuff. They play some strange indie stuff, lots of old time country music. My favorite show is Honky Tonk Heroes on Saturday mornings. The best part of the station is that if you don't like the music, give it two hours max, and they'll have a new show on. In one afternoon, you may hear Reggae, Grateful Dead, Electronica, Punk Polka, grind core, and Emo Square dancing music. This is a non-profit radio station on the left side of the dial. They don't have any advertisements, just the occasional weather update or a public service announcement. They play lots of the weirdest stuff, going on strange rabbit-hole disc discussions. The annoying part of community radio is the occasional fund drive. They have all kinds of fun events that they hold in the Denver and Boulder areas, like concerts, parties, and even plant sales!

As I pointed out with my review of KBCO, I'm like oil and radio stations are like water, but KGNU…read morestands out from the pack. Since KGNU is an independent community radio station, that is fueled not by advertisments but by community donations, you don't get the same sort of feel that you get with most major radio stations. The fact that you can listen to them online (www.kgnu.org) in hi-def streams definitely helps this otherwise obscure station get the attention it deserves. And the music they play....! This isn't the same old pop top 20 you hear at every single mall and commercial. No no...you are finally listening to a station with djs who care about pushing the envelope a little bit and playing the stuff that you don't hear all the time. This of course is because most of the djs at KGNU are there because they love what they are doing, not because they are getting paid huge sums (or anything for that matter). I've been inside the studios myself several times, and I must admit...I was inpressed. I'm not saying I like everything they play, but they really do have interesting shows...and more than once I actually wrote the names of artists down I heard on KGNU. How often do you do that when you are listening to the radio? As a community radio station, I think you can even dj yourself...of course this might be at 4 am...but hey, its about time they had a drum and bass show eh? Or maybe you are more into Tuva throat-singing, I can't say. Keep the independent tunes coming KGNU.

I used to like KBCO but these days they just play the same songs over and over with a couple of new…read morereleases thrown in. How can you take bands with huge catalogs like the Eagles, Rolling Stones, Pink Floyd etc. and play the same 3 or 4 songs of theirs all the time? I'm tired of Sympathy for the Devil. My guess is it comes down to $$$.

This station plays way to many commercials for way to long!!! Play the darn music please !read more

I've worked and volunteered for AINC for 6 years and I am always stunned by how passionate the AINC…read moreteam is to make bring audio materials to blind and visually impaired people.

From the owner: Bringing Print to Life Through Audio Broadcasting…read more Aftersight is among the nation's leading resources for Coloradans who are blind or have low vision. Podcasts and broadcasts of Colorado news, entertainment, and information.

Hello, fellow daters! I wanted to share my experience with It's Just Lunch after completing my…read more6-month membership. I took a leap of faith and invested several thousand dollars, hoping to meet someone who would be a great match. During my membership, I went on a total of eight dates. While I met some genuinely nice and attractive men, every match lived more than an hour from where I live. I shared my concerns with my matchmaker multiple times, explaining that the distance was becoming a significant obstacle. Unfortunately, they continued to match me with people who were not geographically compatible. Although It's Just Lunch focuses on the Denver Metro area, I don't consider places like Fort Collins to be part of the practical Denver Metro dating area when you're looking at regular, long-term dating. The biggest challenge wasn't the quality of the men--it was the distance. It quickly became a barrier for both of us and made it difficult to build a relationship. My membership ended in May 2026, and because of the cost, I won't be renewing. That said, I do want to recognize the positives. The team handled all of the date planning, communicated well throughout the process, and always listened to my feedback. However, for the price of the membership, I expected my concerns about location to be reflected in future matches. Unfortunately, that never changed. Even if the membership were more affordable, I still wouldn't sign up for another six months because geographic compatibility didn't seem to be a priority. I hope this honest review helps anyone considering the service. Your experience may be different, but for me, distance ultimately outweighed the benefits.

Hello all, This is my second time with IJL the last time…read morewas about 16 years ago. I was very skeptical about joining again since my luck at meeting someone in Colorado has been a challenge and actually non-existing. I called IJL and they made me feel very comfortable from the start. They asked the right questions; they developed a relationship with me and explained their service very well. They have improved since the last time, listening, coaching, and letting you talk about what is important, what you look for, and what you expect. I am in my first month of dating and so far, has been a great experience, and looking forward to my next date. Thank you IJL. Les.