Colorado Public Television
Studio Twelve S2 Ep 19
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- Studio Twelve S2 Ep 19
- Runtime
- 59:01
- Date posted
- 2 days ago
- Description
- A Denver single mom turns a decades-long dream into a thriving boba and tea business called Teahee. Then, CU Boulder leads the charge in climate innovation, and a Denver Urban Gardens program shows how one Denver Professor is helping people learn how to start seeds to grow confidence and community. Plus, a preview of Women of Carbon.
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- CHUCKMORRIS DOC ITV
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- 17:58
- Date posted
- 3 days ago
- Description
- Hall of Fame music promoter Chuck Morris is interviewed by PBS12 about his Documentary about his music business program at Colorado State University that provides students a rare glimpse into the industry.
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- ICE Arrests Up in Colorado
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- 3:00
- Date posted
- 4 days ago
- Description
- ICE arrests are up in Colorado. What are the costs and can state or federal lawmakers address the problems in our immigration system? Our panel discusses in this clip from the latest episode of Colorado Inside Out.
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- Colorado Inside Out: Voter Data, Victor Marx, ICE Arrests, & Maternity Care | September 4, 2026
- Runtime
- 28:46
- Date posted
- 6 days ago
- Description
- Colorado’s November election is set, but questions remain about how smoothly it will be administered — from mail delivery to protecting voters’ private information. We examine the growing debate over campaign money, legal challenges surrounding ICE enforcement, and the disappearance of maternity care in rural Colorado. Plus, a lighter look at Denver’s newest reality: driverless Waymo cars on our streets — and our Insiders’ highs and lows of the week.
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- Stages to Classrooms- The Music Legacy of Chuck Morris
- Runtime
- 26:46
- Date posted
- 6 days ago
- Description
- Hall of Fame music promoter Chuck Morris has launched a music business program at Colorado State University that provides students a rare glimpse into the industry. An impressive list of recording artists and top music execs are joining the Colorado legendary promoter in fostering the next generation of leaders in the music business. In only a few short years.
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- The Doodle Desk with Kristi Burton Brown
- Runtime
- 24:57
- Date posted
- 8 days ago
- Description
- On The Doodle Desk, Kyle Dyer sits down with Kristi Burton Brown, VP of Advance Colorado and a Colorado Inside Out panelist, to discuss her career in politics, advocacy, and public policy. Kristi shares what drives her work, why she makes time for CIO, and her perspective on Colorado’s political landscape, all while she and Kyle try to draw each other’s faces.
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- The Doodle Desk with David Kopel
- Runtime
- 31:11
- Date posted
- 8 days ago
- Description
- Kyle Dyer sits down with constitutional law expert David Kopel to discuss his career, Colorado politics, his family’s public affairs legacy and his decades on Colorado Inside Out. Kopel shares what drives his research, how his views have evolved and why he values informed debate, all while they draw each other’s portraits.
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- The Doodle Desk with Marianne Goodland
- Runtime
- 26:25
- Date posted
- 8 days ago
- Description
- On The Doodle Desk, Marianne Goodland opens up about her life as a longtime legislative reporter, her love of the harp and music, and the importance of family. She reflects on finding balance, building trust as a journalist, mentoring reporters, navigating adversity, and the people and experiences that shaped her career and outlook on life.
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- Studio Twelve S2 Ep 18: Grandma Stand, Gator Rescue & Colorado Innovation
- Runtime
- 59:01
- Date posted
- 9 days ago
- Description
- A Colorado road trip leads to an unforgettable alligator rescue, while a grassroots “Grandma Stand” brings connection through simple conversation. We explore a booming bioscience innovation hub, hear from Westword founder Patty Calhoun on her retirement, and spotlight young storytellers from PBS12’s Creator Academy.
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- Denver's Mayoral Race Taking Shape
- Runtime
- 3:01
- Date posted
- 13 days ago
- Description
- Can City Council Member Shontel Lewis give Denver Mayor Mike Johnston a run for his money in next year's mayoral race? Our panel discusses in this clip from the latest episode of Colorado Inside Out. #copolitics #denver #coloradoinsideout #pbs12 #cio
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- Colorado Inside Out: Mail Voting, Ballot Measures, Denver Mayoral Race & FEMA Aid | August 28, 2026
- Runtime
- 29:31
- Date posted
- 13 days ago
- Description
- Plans for Colorado’s midterm election are moving forward, as new federal efforts regarding mail ballots create some confusion. Election officials everything will go as planned. On Colorado Inside Out, we look at the latest measures to make the ballot as the deadline to qualify appraoches. In Denver, could a rising Democratic Socialist movement give mayoral challenger Shontel Lewis a real shot against Mike Johnston? And with devastating wildfires prompting Colorado to seek federal disaster aid, will the federal government provide some help?
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- From Dorm Room TikToks to a Fort Collins Coffee Cart | Studio Twelve
- Runtime
- 5:03
- Date posted
- 16 days ago
- Description
- CSU student Ellinor Davis turned a simple morning coffee routine into Happenstance Coffee Co., a Fort Collins coffee cart built around connection and community.
Created by Carmen Guerrero, a graduate of the PBS12 Colorado Creator Academy, this story follows Ellinor from dorm room TikToks to launching her own business and dreaming about what comes next.
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- Season 2, Ep. 17 - Colorado Stories from Studio Twelve
- Runtime
- 59:31
- Date posted
- 16 days ago
- Description
- When you think about Colorado's economy, you might think about Tourism and Technology. But what about Filmmaking and the Arts? In this Studio 12, we'll show you how Colorado's Creative Industries are becoming a bigger economic force in our state. We also have a new Doodle Desk featuring Chris Rourke and another CIO Time Machine flashback.
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- Sounds On 29th Remastered 1108 LOS ALCOS AT HI-DIVE
- Runtime
- 27:59
- Date posted
- 17 days ago
- Description
- Live from the Hi-Dive on South Broadway, Los Alcos bring their psychedelic latin rock full of spicy energetic fusion, full of jams. Featuring Papa David Alcocer shredding Santana- style guitars and son Alex Alcocer with his inventive, multi-instrumental setup. They feature a deep team of familia, best friends and players to round out la familia banda.
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- Roundup of Ballot Measures in Colorado
- Runtime
- 2:55
- Date posted
- 20 days ago
- Description
- From ‘fixing our damn roads’ to divisive citizen initiatives, there’s a lot for Coloradans to weigh in on this November. In this clip, our Colorado Inside Out panel spells out the ballot measures that they have their eye on this election season. #copolitics #colorado #cio #pbs12
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- Colorado Inside Out: Trump vs. Colorado, Test Scores, Ballot Measures & ICE | August 21st, 2026
- Runtime
- 28:31
- Date posted
- 20 days ago
- Description
- On this week’s Colorado Inside Out, we examine how Colorado and the Trump administration are increasingly at odds. Colorado is also taking legal action against the company running the Aurora ICE detention center over access to health records in a tuberculosis investigation. As students head back to school, new testing results show progress in some areas — and persistent gaps in others. And the Insiders weigh in on some of the many issues that will make the statewide ballot in November.
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- The Businesses Between Startup and Scale, with Charles Fred | The Business of Colorado
- Runtime
- 9:18
- Date posted
- 22 days ago
- Description
- Frannie Matthews sits down with Charles Fred, Chairman and CEO of TrueSpace, to talk about the businesses that get overlooked once the startup phase ends. Charles explains what TrueSpace does to help companies that have moved past starting but haven't yet scaled, a group he says makes up 40% of the American workforce and rarely gets credit for their resilience.
The conversation covers how TrueSpace measures a company's capabilities using data built in partnership with the Gallup organization, why chasing high growth revenue can hold a business back, and why clarity on a company's direction matters more than fast expansion. Charles also shares practical advice for founders trying to figure out what to focus on first when there's more work to do than time to do it.
Funding for The Business of Colorado is provided in part by Collegiate Peaks Bank, Colorado Business Roundtable and Ibotta, and for the generous support of viewers like you. To learn more, visit PBS12...
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- PCOS Has a New Name: PMOS Explained | Studio Twelve
- Runtime
- 13:40
- Date posted
- 22 days ago
- Description
- Polycystic ovary syndrome has a new name. PCOS is now officially poly endocrine metabolic ovarian syndrome, or PMOS, reflecting a condition that affects far more than the ovaries. Kyle Dyer talks with Dr. Melanie Cree of Children's Hospital Colorado and patient Grace Hamilton, who shares her 14 year journey to diagnosis, about what the name change means and why early diagnosis matters.
PMOS affects an estimated 1 in 8 women worldwide, and most cases go undiagnosed. More info at askpmos.org.
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- Harry Potter: The Exhibition Comes to Denver | The Family Beat on Studio Twelve
- Runtime
- 7:01
- Date posted
- 23 days ago
- Description
- Harry Potter: The Exhibition has landed in Denver, and PBS12's Erica McClaugherty brought her stepdaughter Scarlett along as a guide. Erica admits she doesn't know much about the wizarding world, but Scarlett is a lifelong fan, leading the way through the Chamber of Secrets, Hagrid's hut and the cupboard under the stairs.
The exhibition features over 100 costumes and props from the films and is built to be experiential, not a typical museum walkthrough. Visitors get sorted into a Hogwarts house, brew a potion, cast a Patronus and play Quidditch, competing against other houses for points along the way.
Whether you grew up with the books or are discovering Harry Potter for the first time, this exhibit has something for everyone.
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- Sounds On 29th Remastered 1107 DUNCAN MAXWELL & THE D FUNK AT SKYLARK LOUNGE
- Runtime
- 28:29
- Date posted
- 23 days ago
- Description
- Dunk Maxwell fronts the band with his energetic delivery and unusual double-thumb bass style. The DFUNK consists of several of Denver's finest funk musicians with a golden era soul vibe. The group shares broad influences ranging from classic Motown and Memphis Soul to Psych Rock and New Orleans Jazz. The are driven by a tight rhythm section and punchy horns making their sound a real funky treat.
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- Colorado Stories from Studio Twelve: Season 2 Ep. 16
- Runtime
- 57:31
- Date posted
- 23 days ago
- Description
- It's a condition millions of women live with, but may not know they have. For years it's been called PCOS, now experts are pushing a new name and say it could change how the condition is understood and treated. Plus, the Magic of Harry Potter comes to Life! Join Erica in the Family Beat for all the Wonder.
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- Colorado Inside Out: Governor Race, Data Centers, Wildfires & Broncos Stadium | August 14, 2026
- Runtime
- 28:31
- Date posted
- 28 days ago
- Description
- This week on Colorado Inside Out, we examine the changing boundaries of political coverage as candidates, journalists and voters navigate debates, past statements and when family becomes part of political coverage. We explore Colorado’s very different approaches to the growing demand for data centers — and the tension between economic opportunity and demands on our resources. With wildfires still burning, Colorado Congressman Joe Neguse is a lead sponsor of a new Wildfire Response and Readiness Act in Washington. And we get the latest on the Broncos’ proposed stadium district, as questions remain about the site, timeline and massive development surrounding it.
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- Sounds On 29th Remastered JESS PARSONS AT GLOBE HALL
- Runtime
- 28:45
- Date posted
- 1 month ago
- Description
- Jess Parsons' music evokes the classic singer/songwriters of the '70s with a straightforward honesty of today. In this episode, the musician brings her heartfelt lyrics, rich melodies, and folk-inspired storytelling to Denver's Globe Hall with a warm and hauntingly captivating performance.
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- Montezuma County Sheriff Refusing to Enforce New Gun Law
- Runtime
- 3:00
- Date posted
- 1 month ago
- Description
- Colorado's newest gun law is running into pushback from local law enforcement, with one county sheriff now saying he will not enforce it. In this clip, out Colorado Inside Out panel discusses the concerns over costs, constitutionality, and implementation. #pbs12 #coloradoinsideout #copolitics
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- Colorado This Week: Boebert & Congressional Races, New Gun Law, Broncos Stadium | August 7, 2026
- Runtime
- 28:31
- Date posted
- 1 month ago
- Description
- Colorado's campaign season begins to take shape as new polling hints at competitive races across the state. On this week’s Colorado Inside Out, we discuss the rollout of Colorado's new gun law, leadership changes at Denver City Hall, and the Colorado stories our panel believes deserve your attention as summer winds down.
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- PBS12 Colorado Civics Bee CHAMPIONSHIP 2026
- Runtime
- 8:20
- Date posted
- 1 month ago
- Description
- From regional competitions across the state to the Colorado State Finals, the National Civics Bee is inspiring middle school students to think critically about their communities, government, and country.
With support from Daniels Fund, PBS12 traveled across Colorado to cover local competitions and the state finals, capturing the excitement, the challenges, and the young people stepping up as the next generation of civic leaders.
At the state finals, students put their civic knowledge to the test, presented solutions to real issues, and answered challenging questions from a panel of judges. Colorado champion Peter Daniel will now represent the state at the National Civics Bee Championship in Washington, D.C.
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- Driving a NASCAR Race Car With Head Controls | Studio Twelve
- Runtime
- 6:56
- Date posted
- 1 month ago
- Description
- At Pikes Peak International Raceway, Falci Adaptive Motorsports gives people with spinal cord injuries the chance to drive an adapted NASCAR Cup car. Neurosurgeon Dr. Scott Falci created the program, while electrical engineer Dr. Harry Direen and his sons developed technology that allows drivers to steer with head movements and control the throttle and brakes using their mouths.
Kourtlund Natterstad, who had surgery with Dr. Falci, joins other drivers in taking control of the 850-horsepower race car using hand controls or the head-control system. The experience shows how adaptive technology can make high-speed motorsports accessible to drivers with different levels of spinal cord injury.
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- Inside Firefly Autism’s Sensory Garden | Studio Twelve
- Runtime
- 5:49
- Date posted
- 1 month ago
- Description
- At Firefly Autism, the Earl Lee Evans Sensory and Community Garden serves as an outdoor classroom where neurodivergent learners can work on communication, coping, and behavior regulation skills through hands-on activities. Designed with input from learners, staff, community members, and Skyscape Gardens, the space also supports research into whether planting, harvesting, and repeated exposure to food can make learners more likely to try nutritious foods. The study included support from a horticultural therapist with Denver Urban Gardens.
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- Sounds On 29th Remastered 1103 LADY LOS AT SKYLARK LOUNGE
- Runtime
- 25:09
- Date posted
- 1 month ago
- Description
- Denver native, Lady Los, brings her soothing R&B melodies and mantras to you live from the famed Skylark Lounge. With her smooth vocals and infinite charm, you'll be drawn into the magical world of Lady Los. Joined on stage by DJ Mo.Go.M. and famed Colorado hip hop artist, Nelo, this solo artist creates an entire universe of music with her voice, her beats and lyrics you won't soon forget.
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- Season 2 Ep. 14 Colorado Stories from Studio Twelve
- Runtime
- 59:01
- Date posted
- 1 month ago
- Description
- Adaptive technology gives people with spinal cord injuries the chance to drive again at Pikes Peak International Raceway. We explore how a sensory garden at Firefly Autism is supporting research into food acceptance and well being, meet Colorado's top student winners at the State Civics Bee, revisit the fan favorite CIO Time Machine, and enjoy Doodle Desk with Carlos Martinez.
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- Colorado This Week: Colorado 150, Education Ranking, Mail Voting & Governor Race | July 31, 2026
- Runtime
- 29:31
- Date posted
- 1 month ago
- Description
- As Colorado celebrates 150 years of statehood, Colorado Inside Out reflects on the achievements, challenges, and choices shaping the state’s next chapter. We discuss Colorado’s top ranking for education, the future of elections, and a changing political landscape. We explore the balance between growth, preservation, and protecting what makes Colorado unique. And we consider what we’ve learned from this powerful landscape as we look toward the next 150 years.
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- Sounds On 29th Remastered 1102 DESERT CHILD AT GLOBE HALL
- Runtime
- 30:20
- Date posted
- 1 month ago
- Description
- With a little funk and a lot of soul, Durango-based Desert Child rocks out at Globe Hall. Their New Americana sound, mixed with soulful vocals and basslines, is an easy, fun listen just about any time.
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- Sounds On 29th Remastered 1101 HEAVY DIAMOND RING AT GLOBE HALL
- Runtime
- 36:01
- Date posted
- 1 month ago
- Description
- Heavy Diamond Ring headlines the return of Sounds on 29th! HDR kicks off the show's 11th season with their signature indie folk-rock harmonies. The Denver-based modern Americana band - made up of Sarah, Paul (both formerly of Paper Bird), Blake, Mike, and Tate - invited PBS12 to their album release party at Globe Hall to capture the highlights of their new album, All Out of Angels.
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- PBS12 Colorado Creator Academy Storytelling Showcase - Spring 2026 Cohort
- Runtime
- 47:10
- Date posted
- 1 month ago
- Description
- From the inaugural cohort of the PBS12 Colorado Creator Academy:
Seamus Birmingham
Dee Driscoll
Carmen Guerrero
Connor Johnson
Nathan Matthews
Lainey Smith
This showcase is a collection of stories created during their internship with PBS12 Colorado. The final project for the team was to identify a local non-profit organization that didn't have the resources to tell their story and to give back by using their skills to bring those stories to life.
Topics from the showcase include:
Entrepreneurship at CSU
The Anythink Library
An exclusive interview with comedian Josh Blue
Behind the Scenes at the Colorado Environmental Film Festival
And profiles of four local non-profits:
Denver Young Artists Orchestra
Grow Girl Organics
The Denver Actors Fund
and the Kiva Center.
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- Inside the Denver Young Artists Orchestra | PBS12 Creator Academy
- Runtime
- 5:37
- Date posted
- 1 month ago
- Description
- This story was produced by Nathan Matthews, an intern in the PBS12 Creator Academy, as part of PBS12's effort to help the next generation of storytellers find their voice.
Nathan spent time with the Denver Young Artists Orchestra (DAYO) to explore how the program gives young musicians room to challenge themselves and stretch their abilities beyond what they might play in their other ensembles. Program and orchestra manager Rachel De Lange oversees rehearsals, coordinates with conductors, and ensures students have what they need to succeed, while students share how the orchestra has shaped their musical growth and built a strong sense of community and connection among students, faculty, and conductors.
The piece highlights how the orchestra aims to create lifelong musicians and music appreciators, starting with students as young as six, with students reflecting on multiple seasons in the program, including one who followed in the footsteps of older siblings who...
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- Stanley Marketplace at 10 Years: From Abandoned Aviation Site to Aurora Community Hub
- Runtime
- 14:46
- Date posted
- 1 month ago
- Description
- Stanley Marketplace in Aurora, Colorado is celebrating 10 years since a derelict former Stanley Aviation site, the birthplace of the jet ejection seat, was transformed into one of Denver metro's most distinctive retail and dining destinations.
In this Business of Colorado segment, host Frannie Matthews sits down with Jonathan Alpert to trace Stanley Marketplace's journey from an abandoned, overgrown property in 2015 to 140,000 square feet of independently owned restaurants and shops. Alpert discusses the original vision set by Flightline Ventures, the partnership with the City of Aurora, how the property held onto more than half its original tenants a decade later, how the community pulled together during the pandemic, and what's ahead as Stanley Marketplace moves into its next chapter.
Also featured: tenants Angela Chung of Bad Peach Cafe and Javier Perez, sharing what it means to run an independent business inside Stanley's collaborative community.
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- S. 2 Ep. 13 Colorado Stories from Studio Twelve
- Runtime
- 59:31
- Date posted
- 1 month ago
- Description
- Explore Colorado's stories of history, creativity, and community. Visit Stanley Marketplace as it celebrates 10 years, hear from Colorado's new Poet Laureate on storytelling and Indigenous voices, discover why time outdoors benefits kids' brains, meet young musicians finding confidence through the Denver Young Artists Orchestra, and join Kyle Dyer for a creative conversation with election expert Amber McReynolds on The Doodle Desk.
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- Reactions to Mayor Johnston's State of the City Address
- Runtime
- 2:51
- Date posted
- 2 months ago
- Description
- Denver Mayor Mike Johnston announced a plan for universal child care during his State of the City Address. In this clip from tonight’s episode, our Colorado Inside Out panel discusses how long the plan will take to form, how much it will cost, and how it will be paid for. #copolitics #denver #coloradoinsideout
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- Colorado This Week: Mike Johnston, GOP Governor Race, Gray Wolves, and Colorado 150 | July 24, 2026
- Runtime
- 29:15
- Date posted
- 2 months ago
- Description
- Colorado turns 150 years old in one week and a new statewide poll reveals what residents love, worry about, and hope for in the future. This week, Colorado Inside Out also examines Denver’s State of the City, the political strategy behind Democratic gubernatorial candidate Phil Weiser’s choice of Jefferson County Commissioner Lesley Dahlkemper as his running mate, and the ongoing debate over Colorado’s gray wolf reintroduction program as a new pack is confirmed in Eagle County.
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- Art Gym: A Denver Artist Co-op Built Around Community
- Runtime
- 7:26
- Date posted
- 2 months ago
- Description
- Art Gym is a Denver artist co-op where creators across disciplines share studio space, ideas, and techniques. Treasurer Artist Jody Beck shares how Art Gym transitioned into a member-run co-op, while artists Gabby Melli, Sarah Bouma, and Leon Loughridge share how being part of the space has helped them learn from each other, find inspiration, and continue developing their creative practices.
From jewelry and painting to printmaking, Art Gym’s members show how collaboration and community shape their artistic process.
Featured artists:
Jody Beck, Treasurer Artist
Gabby Melli, Jewelry Artist
Sarah Bouma, Painter
Leon Loughridge, Printmaker
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- PBS12 Colorado Civics Bee 2026
- Runtime
- 1:00:01
- Date posted
- 2 months ago
- Description
- From the Western Slope to the Front Range, one competition has been inspiring Colorado students to think critically about their communities, government, and country.
Over the past several months, we traveled the state to cover seven local Civics Bee competitions, capturing the excitement, the challenges, and the incredible young people who are stepping up to become tomorrow's leaders.
Along the way, we met middle school students with big ideas, thoughtful solutions, and an impressive understanding of how our government works—and how they can make a difference too.
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- Colorado Stories from Studio Twelve: Heart of the West Special
- Runtime
- 54:31
- Date posted
- 2 months ago
- Description
- Celebrate the creativity that defines Colorado in this special edition of Colorado Stories from Studio 12: Heart of the West. Meet muralist Thomas "Detour" Evans, violin maker Will Scherer, wood artist Drew Graham of Switchwood, veteran artists using creativity to heal, jazz-inspired painter Darrell Anderson, and comedian Josh Blue as they share the stories behind their remarkable work and lasting impact.
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- Colorado Inside Out July 17th, 2026
- Runtime
- 28:56
- Date posted
- 2 months ago
- Description
- This week on Colorado Inside Out, we examine the latest debate over election integrity and what it means for trust in Colorado's elections. We also discuss whether Republicans can build unity heading into November, the mixed signals surrounding Colorado's economy, and new developments in immigration enforcement.
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- Colorado Teen Fights Cancer, Finds New Purpose in Sled Hockey | Studio Twelve
- Runtime
- 12:22
- Date posted
- 2 months ago
- Description
- Hunter Murphy grew up obsessed with hockey and the Colorado Avalanche. Then a fall on a family trip led to a diagnosis: osteosarcoma, an aggressive bone cancer, growing in his tibia. Dr. Daniel Lerman, an orthopedic oncologist at HealthONE Presbyterian St. Luke's, performed limb-sparing surgery to remove the tumor while trying to save Hunter's leg and his ability to walk.
Doctors told Hunter that contact hockey likely wasn't in his future. But a text from an old high school friend, now VP of Colorado Youth Sled Hockey, introduced him to a different version of the game he loved. Hunter and his mom, Heather Torbit, share how sled hockey gave him back the sport that had always been part of his identity.
#Osteosarcoma #SledHockey #ColoradoAvalanche #CancerSurvivor #PBS12 #StudioTwelve #ChildhoodCancer #AdaptiveSports #Denver #HockeyCommunity
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- AI or Automate? An Expert's 3-Test Framework | The Business of Colorado
- Runtime
- 13:34
- Date posted
- 2 months ago
- Description
- Cynthia Coulbourne, founder of Gray Horse Group, spent her career in machine learning, demand forecasting, and IBM's Watson team before working with the OpenAI scientific team on GPT model development. Now she helps organizations figure out where automation belongs and where it shouldn't.
In this Business of Colorado conversation with Frannie Matthews, Coulbourne breaks down her three-test framework for deciding when to let a tool assist versus when a human needs to stay in the driver's seat: an authenticity test, an accuracy test, and a brand/signature-value test. She also discusses "shadow AI," why organizations need to define the human role before adopting new technology, and her work co-founding Women in AI through Colorado's Rocky Mountain AI Interest Group (RMAIIG).
Funding for The Business of Colorado is provided in part by Collegiate Peaks Bank, Colorado Business Roundtable, and Ibotta, and by the generous support of viewers like you.
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- CIO TIME MACHINE RETROSPECTIVE
- Runtime
- 51:10
- Date posted
- 2 months ago
- Description
- CIO TIME MACHINE RETROSPECTIVE
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- Get Your Brain Out! Why Kids Need Small Risks Outdoors | The Family Beat on Studio Twelve
- Runtime
- 8:14
- Date posted
- 2 months ago
- Description
- Everyone knows the advice: less screen time, more time outside. But what does that actually mean for kids' development? This Studio Twelve segment looks at why unstructured outdoor time matters beyond just fresh air and exercise.
Climbing a tree, balancing on a log, crossing a creek: these small, kid-led risks build resilience, independence, and decision-making skills in ways screen time can't replicate. Experts explain how outdoor free play helps kids test boundaries safely, make their own choices, and develop confidence, even in everyday spaces like a local park.
For parents wondering how to balance screen time limits with real developmental benefits, this segment breaks down the research and the reasoning behind why outdoor risk-taking, even something as small as climbing one more branch, plays a bigger role in child development than many people realize.
@generationwildcolorado
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- Get Your Brain Out! | The Family Beat Short
- Runtime
- 1:19
- Date posted
- 2 months ago
- Description
- Everyone says less screen time, more outside time. We get into why it's not just being outdoors, it's the small risks kids take, like climbing a tree, that's shaping their development.
Watch The Family Beat with Erica McClaugherty on Studio Twelve!
Watch the full segment: https://youtu.be/-nHfJ7doNF0
@generationwildcolorado
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- Clip from Colorado Inside Out July 10, 2026
- Runtime
- 3:00
- Date posted
- 2 months ago
- Description
- From wildfires to water shortages, Colorado is being tested by the elements. In this clip, our Colorado Inside Out panel discusses the costs of, and possible solutions for, these environmental crises.
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- Colorado Stories on Studio Twelve S.2 Ep. 11
- Runtime
- 1:00:31
- Date posted
- 2 months ago
- Description
- A young hockey player refuses to let bone cancer end his love of the game, proving resilience on the ice through sled hockey. On the family beat, we explore how spending time outdoors helps children's brains thrive. Plus, conversations on using AI with a human-centered approach, insights into Colorado's political landscape, and how the arts are fueling jobs and economic growth across the state.
Chapters
From Cancer Diagnosis to Sled Hockey - 0:01:05
Family Beat: Kids and Nature - 0:13:48
Business of Colorado: AI and Leadership - 0:23:04
Colorado Inside Out: Political Transitions - 0:36:16
Creative Industries Summit - 0:45:01
