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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Obeid Kaifo, who is Syrian-American, has high hopes post-Assad.
By: Ryan Warner
At Syrian-owned Shish Kebab Grill in Denver, it's as if a weight has been lifted. One man's hope for a country whose future remains in flux. Then, a farewell in Fahrenheit to longtime Denver7 chief meteorologist Mike Nelson. Later, blood medics are coming to four more Colorado counties. And a homecoming for Michael Trent of "Shovels & Rope."
By: Ryan Warner, Michelle P. Fulcher
Rep. Jason Crow, who was the ranking Democrat on the task force, told Colorado Matters that the Secret Service needs to hire more people and employ new technology to protect the nation’s leaders.
By: Ryan Warner
The Secret Service is spread too thin. That’s one of the findings of a congressional panel that looked into the attempted assassinations of Donald Trump while he was a presidential candidate. We talk with Colorado’s U.S. Rep. Jason Crow, who was the ranking Democrat on the task force. Then, investigating the turnover in RTD's leadership. Plus, books by Colorado authors to consider as holiday gifts. And a special project creates pillows that provide more than the usual comfort.
By: Ryan Warner
Today, world-class musicians serenade and enchant us! We've drawn from the archives of our Colorado Matters Holiday Extravaganza to create a collection of some of our favorite vocal and instrumental performances from the past 9 years. Celebrate the season with jazz, blues, country, Broadway, and a cappella.
Today's Colorado Matters is a laughing matter. We've sewn together a comedy special that, we hope, will have you in stitches! It's a compendium of Colorado comics from our previous Holiday Extravaganzas.
By: Ryan Warner, Chandra Thomas Whitfield
Relax and escape from your everyday hustle and bustle with the 9th annual Colorado Matters Holiday Extravaganza!
By: Ryan Warner
Colorado entrepreneur Drew Jarvis co-founded Sunny, which makes a menstrual cup and applicator; the Broomfield startup just won a big grant from the state. Then, ahead of the legislative session young people stage a “Policy Shark Tank” to share their ideas. Plus, the bald eagle is finally poised to become the nation's bird. Later, as holiday travel hits its peak, DIA chief Phil Washington updates us on getting to – and through – the airport.
By: Nathaniel Minor, Carl Bilek, Ryan Warner
In a live interview on Colorado Matters, DIA CEO Phil Washington discusses handling increase traffic on Peña Boulevard, changes to airport security checkpoints, new service to international destinations and more.
By: Ryan Warner
Re-share the music, memories and merriment of the 8th annual Colorado Matters Holiday Extravaganza. Recorded at Denver's Central Presbyterian Church on December 7, 2023, the show is a celebration of Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, and of the season.
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