Ryan Warner is the Senior Host of Colorado Matters, a program on Colorado Public Radio. With a focus on local news and issues in Colorado, Ryan covers a wide range of topics including politics, culture, and community events. His work has also been featured in Denver7, Denverite, and NPR.
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Ryan Warner predominantly focuses on local news and commentary, including government & politics, culture & society, entertainment news, and family & relationships. If you are considering reaching out to him for coverage or expert insights in these areas, ensure your pitch is tailored to the local context of Colorado Springs or the wider state of Colorado.
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By: Ryan Warner
The University of Colorado leads the MAVEN project to study Mars' volatile atmosphere with the hope of helping human exploration there. Then, Pamela Friend was in a cradle the first time her parents took her to the drive-in they owned in Montrose. Decades later, Friend is still popping the popcorn and running the projector. And, a new take on "Hamlet" from the Denver Center Theater Company.
By: Tom Hesse, Ryan Warner
Listen Now Share: Inscribed above the west entrance of the Norlin Library at the University of Colorado in Boulder is a sentiment
By: Ryan Warner
He has influenced JD Vance. Now Patrick Deneen, author of "Why Liberalism Failed," is the University of Colorado's visiting conservative scholar. Then, Colorado Mesa University composer Brian Krinke's latest work tells a story through a musical trio. Plus, we answer a Colorado Wonders question about the health of the state's forests.
By: Ryan Warner
On Purplish, our political reporters take a deep look at Proposition 131, the ranked-choice voting measure on a crowded November ballot. Plus, hundreds of entrepreneurs pitch their products at DIA’s Souvenir and Snack Expo. And, DenverFright returns for Halloween. Plus a re-envisioned, blood-chilling “Dracula” at the Arvada Center.
By: Ryan Warner
“I ain't down yet,” goes one of the songs in “The Unsinkable Molly Brown” musical.
From hot and dry Colorado, we've watched as hurricanes blast Florida and the southeast. In our regular discussion with Denver7 Chief Meteorologist Mike Nelson, we add climatological context to the extreme weather we're experiencing, and witnessing.
By: Ryan Warner
Hurricanes there. Heat here. Our regular climate and weather chat with Denver7's Mike Nelson seeks to unpack what we're seeing. Then, two astronauts with ties to Colorado made history with the recent Polaris Dawn mission to advance our understanding of space. Plus, your chance to see a rare comet. And, saving Molly Brown's summer house.
By: Ryan Warner
Ballots for the November election went in the mail on Friday. Among the races, all eight of Colorado's Congressional seats will be decided. We take a closer look at some of them with a special episode of Purplish, CPR's podcast about politics and policy. Then, the University of Colorado has become a hub for startups. And, a cookbook brings the world to Colorado.
The Who's Gonna Govern? podcast features interviews with candidates for Colorado's elected offices.
By: Ryan Warner, Rachel Estabrook
The Who's Gonna Govern? podcast features interviews with candidates for Colorado's elected offices.
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