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The Inverse Logic of Life presented by David Brooks

In Depth: What the States Say About American Politics-Are We Facing a Different Kind of Political Future?24 states with 50% of the nation’s population is…

Pianist Lise de la Salle is committed to communicating emotion in as simple and direct a way as possible. Violinist Sarah Chang talks about her many…

Pianist Nicha Stapanukul will be part of this Friday's Piano Project Liszt marathon. It's free, and starts at 8:30 pm at Harris Concert Hall. She asked…

Alan Fletcher shares his experiences during the evacuation from his home during the fire; the American Brass Quintet talks up their July 19 concert;…

On today’s newscast: A new state water testing program in Colorado kicked off this summer, but it could be a while until communities like Apple Tree Park in New Castle see major fixes; the mayoral candidates vying for Snowmass Village mayor squared off during a Squirm Night Wednesday evening; and county clerks say the criminal investigation underway in Mesa County over 12 stolen ballots shows that the state’s safeguards to secure elections are working. Tune in for these stories and more.

All of Aspen Public Radio's stories related to the 2022 elections and midterms.