Bruce Trujillo

Celebrate Cesar Chavez Day with music from across the Chicano community.

Who are some of the women behind Colorado’s thriving music industry? We chat with three women making moves for our community.

Honoring the Reverend Doctor Martin Luther King Jr. with Black indie musicians’ songs of protest.

Manuel Aragon gives updates on the Northside all the time, specifically on sunrises and sunsets, and it is the content I am here for. In actuality, Miguel is a major community player and leader, who works with and supports Denver youth and beyond.

Mia makes us look good. I mean “us” as in Indie 102.3. Mia is our graphic designer, and I absolutely love everything she touches (Mia please just design my life). She’s also all chingona – and relatively new to our community.

My guests create the images for the comunidad en Westwood, and for Chicanos across the city – The Empress.

Feliz Pride! Each week throughout June, I’ll be highlighting some truly amazing LGBTQIA2+ artists from around the Americas and in Colorado. This week…

Piercings have long been a part of the history of the peoples in the lands now known as the Americas. Now, it’s an ancestral link, connection and form of healing. Jimmy Maldonado is dedicated to connecting with and healing ancestors, not only through his work but also through danzante and more.

Get to know a few of the women behind the scenes in the Colorado music industry.