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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. Click here to view the full archive. 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.
  • Ideas, Speakers & Lectures
    Aspen Journalism: Chautauqua “In Search of Community”
    Aspen Journalism and Community Builders host a free-to-the-community Chautauqua in the tradition of a community-centered dialogue. The Chautauqua is a conversation based on the recent series of articles by Paul Andersen, “In Search of Community.” A panel discussion is followed by audience questions and participation.
  • Dry soil conditions mean when snow melts much of it will soak into parched ground rather than flow to rivers such as the Crystal River in Colorado, pictured above.
    Ideas, Speakers & Lectures
    Aspen Journalism: Hanging in the Balance: Competing Needs for Water in the West
    Demand for water is increasing while availability is decreasing. How do we balance the needs of the environment, recreation, and agriculture? Presented by Aspen Journalism and Colorado Water Trust in partnership with The Arts Campus At Willits (TACAW) and Aspen Public Radio, the community packed the house with more than 200 members in attendance to listen to and engage with an expert panel discussing the challenges and opportunities presented by our collective need to stretch a limited resource.