

Bridge
Jason McBride partners with Aurora Police and other Black and brown community leaders to try to keep kids from turning to violence.

By Jo Erickson

Educate
A young man started skipping school and started getting guns. Then he met Jason McBride, who helped him find a different path.

By Jo Erickson

How do you solve the problem of teen homicide?
This podcast is not a conversation on gun reform; it seeks to answer one question: Why are teen homicide rates rising?

By Jo Erickson

Season 3 Preview: Teens and guns
Systemic, hosted and reported by Jo Erickson, is back for Season 3, to tell the stories of those who fight injustice as they attempt to dismantle the status quo.

By Jo Erickson

How women from communities of color are supporting each other in the face of ICE raids
“It’s going to take the community to literally defend our neighbors, to go out there and say, ‘This is wrong.’”

By Jo Erickson

Manitou Springs community asked to keep conserving water through end of week amid critical water shortage
Residents and business owners share how they are making do amid the emergency water restrictions imposed by city officials.

Veronica Seabron demands answers for her son who was shot and killed by a Douglas County deputy
Veronica had just found out she was about to become a grandmother when her son, 23-year-old father-to-be Jalin Seabron, was shot and killed by law enforcement in a parking lot after celebrating his birthday.

By Jo Erickson

How Colorado kids could feel the pain of the dismantling of the U.S. Department of Education
The dismantling began with a focus on the department’s civil rights offices, which are charged with ensuring equal access to education and protecting students from discrimination.

By Jo Erickson

Lunar eclipse expected to create a ‘blood moon’ tonight. Here’s what to know
Night owls and astronomy enthusiasts will want to look up in the skies late tonight in Colorado, and hope there aren’t too many clouds to see the moon.

By Jo Erickson

Is the Colorado program for doula care delivering results?
Just three months after the rollout of this new health provision, challenges are surfacing with the new system.

By Jo Erickson

As polls show fewer Black men supporting Kamala Harris, views differ about why
Two men with deep roots in the community see very different forces at work.

By Jo Erickson

Raising awareness in the effort to find missing trans and LGBTQ people
When someone is reported missing, police say the first few days are most critical. That’s when investigators typically circulate photos and gather important information while people’s memories are still fresh.

By Jo Erickson

Bonus Episode: Overcoming Hate
In this bonus episode, we look at how Melissa Hall tested Colorado’s bias-motivated crimes statute in court.

By Jo Erickson

Dreams
We follow educator Paulina Lerma as she attempts to break the glass ceiling to become a Latina principal

By Jo Erickson

Tipping Point
We follow Denver Public School teacher, Kevin Adams, as he navigates a stream of microaggressions.

By Jo Erickson