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Jason Vitello's presents, "Racism: A Public Health Crisis." Vitello explores why health equity and anti-racism should be a primary focus for public health organizations. -
Naturalist Nights: Where Wildlife Meets the Road: Advancing Safe Passages in the Roaring Fork ValleyJulia Kintsch and Cecily DeAngelo discuss wildlife’s need for connectivity across roads; how wildlife crossings can create safer roads for wildlife and motorists; and steps being taken in Colorado and, specifically, in the Roaring Fork Valley to advance safe passages for wildlife.
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Maggie Jensen speaks at Anderson Ranch Arts Center as part of the Fall Lecture series. -
Assétou Xango speaks at TACAW as part of the Equity Speaker Series.
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Ranu Mukherjee speaks at Anderson Ranch Arts Center as part of the Fall Lecture Series.
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Calida Rawles speaks at Anderson Ranch Arts Center as part of the Fall Lectureseries.
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Anna Tsouhlarakis speaks at Anderson Ranch Arts Center as part of the Fall Lecture Series.
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The Writers Residency Program with Aspen Words welcomes Leath Tonino as a speaker for their Author Talk Series. Local writer Andrew Travers moderated the talk.
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The Writers Residency Program with Aspen Words welcomes Tochukwu Okafor as a speaker for their Author Talk Series. Aspen Public Radio's Breeze Richardson moderated the talk.
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Black holes are incredibly powerful objects, but high-energy theoretical physicists are interested in them for a different reason — because we believe that they are ordinary quantum systems in disguise. In this talk, Dr. Douglas Stanford shares more about how black holes carry out a basic protocol of quantum computation by teleporting information through a wormhole.
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Alan Fletcher and music director Robert Spano discuss Berlioz's great Requiem, which will close the 2022 season.
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Regina Lopez-Whitesunk is the 2022 Wild Feast special guest speaker and is an enrolled member of the Ute Mountain Ute Tribe of Towaoc, working for Montezuma Land Conservancy as the Cross-Cultural Programs Manager. This event helped to raise critical funds to protect Colorado’s public lands and waters to help stop the climate crisis.
