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Spotlight on Roots Music Project
A relatively new concept in local music venues, the Roots Music Project in Boulder is hard at work creating an outsized impact on the Front Range.
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Spotlight on Byron Shaw
Colorado music icon Byron Shaw talks about his passion for helping the less fortunate, the debt he owes to Bill Bass, and his new music video about homelessness, set to drop in the coming weeks.
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Spotlight on Pay to Play
Content is value. Sadly, it's evident that the people responsible for distributing content have long forgotten that fact.
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Spotlight on Michael Rapaport
Michael Rapaport’s acting career goes back to his first appearance on the ABC TV show China Beach in 1990, but it was likely his role as struggling actor Dick Ritchie in the Tony Scott film True Romance (written by Quentin…
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Spotlight on Sounds of the Summer
The best part about living in Colorado for music fans is the summer. From Mishawaka to Red Rocks to Levitt Pavilion, the opportunities abound for concert-goers to enjoy music in the natural splendor of the Centennial State’s summer season. Here’s…
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Spotlight on Skid Maher
Skid Maher is 50 years old and he plays Dungeons & Dragons for a living. Sweet gig if you can land it. The Denver-bred star of a very specific subculture of geek is one of the founding fathers of the…
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The Whispers Of Mountains: An Afternoon With Poet Laureate And First Nations Activist Z
Novelist and queer literature icon Ursula K. Le Guin stated that it is the duty of the writer to put into words that which cannot be put into words. A daunting task which turns many away from the path of…
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Spotlight on Elephant Revival
The much-adored indie-folk-rock-grass sextet has a big show coming up a Mission Ballroom, so we caught up with bassist/mandolinist/banjoist/vocalist Dango Rose to talk about where the band stands now, why they picked Mission for this rare show, and what else…
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Conversation with a Bookseller: The romance and reality around peddling print with Dan Danbom
There is a certain macabre joy that comes from discovering a hidden treasure among a dead person’s items. For whatever reason there is also some romanticism associated with those that do so in a “respectful” way. Archaeologists are viewed with…
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Spotlight on Matt Skellenger
In a city filled with bass players, what Matt Skellenger does is wholly unique – from his weekly solo bass performances at Breakfast on Broadway in Englewood, to the envelope-pushing, mathematically insane compositions he crafts. You need look no further…
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