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Ken Brott
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Program Director, KSUT FM
United States
Beats
Art and Visual Culture
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Four Corners Edition, 3/3/23: Meth contamination in libraries; resort towns have record-breaking real estate prices; paying farmers to use less water
By Ken Brott Verified| KSUT FM Verified On this week's show:For years, police in our region have dealt with crimes triggered by methamphetamine abuse. Now there’s a surprising new problem – meth contamination in libraries. Most of the damage comes from meth use in public restrooms. A number of libraries have closed recently for cleanup, including the main branch in Boulder. Resort towns across the West saw record-breaking real estate prices last year.
Four Corners Edition, 2/24/23: wildlife biologist on wolf reintroduction, Native artist shares perspective, Lanier retires
By Ken Brott Verified| KSUT FM Verified On this week's show:• Tuesday was the last day for the public to submit comments on Colorado's plan to reintroduce wolves. We hear from a wildlife biologist about what wolf reintroduction worries look like from a biological perspective. • We learn more about a provocative artist who mixes music and history from an Indigenous perspective. • And, our long-time colleague, Stasia Lanier says farewell to the KSUT airwaves next week.
Four Corners Edition, 3/3/23: Meth contamination in libraries; resort towns have record-breaking real estate prices; paying farmers to use less water
By Ken Brott Verified| KSUT FM Verified On this week's show:For years, police in our region have dealt with crimes triggered by methamphetamine abuse. Now there’s a surprising new problem – meth contamination in libraries. Most of the damage comes from meth use in public restrooms. A number of libraries have closed recently for cleanup, including the main branch in Boulder. Resort towns across the West saw record-breaking real estate prices last year.
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KSUT FM