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Ideas, Speakers & Lectures
Aspen Public Radio is proud to present select lectures, discussions, and conversations from area events and festivals, thanks to a remarkable collection of community partners. Events are recorded at no cost to the partner and archived here online; select recordings are broadcast on Aspen Public Radio Sunday nights at 7 p.m.

Valley Roundup, June 30, 2017

The annual Aspen Institute Ideas Festival made local and national headlines all week, and there's plenty going on in the communities of Carbondale and Glenwood Springs. Speaking with News Director Carolyn Sackariason on Valley Roundup this week are Carla Jean Whitley, an editor for the Glenwood Post Independent via Skype, and Aspen Daily News Editor Curtis Wackerle and Aspen Times Managing Editor Rick Carroll in the studio.

 

 

 

Here are some links to the stories covered on this week's show:
 

CMC is weighing ballot question as tax rates drop

Some teachers left out in RFSD shuffle

Garfield County leaders spotlight mental health needs

Carbondale City Market granted sixth extension

 

 

 

 

Q&A with Walter Isaacson of the Aspen Institute

Aspen Institute tore down its wall and became more public under Walter Isaacson

 

Aspen Ideas: American losing world’s popularity contest

‘Pod Save America,’ a haven and how-to guide, in Aspen for the Ideas Festival

‘No guarantees,’ HHS secretary says when pressed on Trumpcare

Senate bill ‘less awful … but still awful,’ says Obama’s HHS secretary

Aspen Ideas Festival: Reporters Notebook

Aspen Ideas Fest: Did you lie today?

Bad idea: Car backs into lake at Aspen Ideas Festival

Women’s rights part of fierce debate of GOP health care bill at Aspen Ideas

Aspen Ideas takes sobering look at opioid addiction

 

 

Aspen officials propose ‘mobility lab’ to alleviate traffic issues