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Bruce Trujillo

Bruce Trujillo

Verified

Assistant Program Director and Host, KVOQ-FM (Centennial, CO)

Denver

Final Covers

Animation , Genre Television , Comic Book Movies , Anime , Video Games

Doesn’t Cover

Private Equity, Venture Capital, Asset Management, Forex

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Content

Total articles 28

  • Indie 102.3 honors Martin Luther King Jr. Day with songs of protest

    By Bruce Trujillo Verified, Demi Harvey| Colorado Public Radio Verified The legacy of the Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., is a long and complex one. Much of what King is known for and why he continues to be celebrated is because of his life's work with peaceful protest and civil disobedience, fighting for the rights of Black Americans in the late '50s and '60s. King was, for a time, the most prominent leader in the Civil Rights Movement, with his leadership beginning in 1955 with the Montgomery Bus Boycott.

    By Bruce Trujillo Verified, Demi Harvey · Colorado Public Radio

    Jan. 13, 2022

  • Sessions: At Home With Genesis Owusu

    By Bruce Trujillo Verified| Colorado Public Radio Verified Debuting his new album "Smiling with No Teeth", Ghanaian-Australian singer Genesis Owusu hates staying in his comfort zone. Watch as the singer talks about cross many genres to create his first LP and experimenting with musicality in the sweltering heat of an Australian summer.

    By Bruce Trujillo Verified · Colorado Public Radio

    Mar. 21, 2021

  • Indie 102.3 honors Martin Luther King Jr. Day with songs of protest

    By Bruce Trujillo Verified, Demi Harvey| Colorado Public Radio Verified The legacy of the Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., is a long and complex one. Much of what King is known for and why he continues to be celebrated is because of his life's work with peaceful protest and civil disobedience, fighting for the rights of Black Americans in the late '50s and '60s. King was, for a time, the most prominent leader in the Civil Rights Movement, with his leadership beginning in 1955 with the Montgomery Bus Boycott.

    By Bruce Trujillo Verified, Demi Harvey · Colorado Public Radio

    Jan. 13, 2022

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KVOQ-FM (Centennial, CO)