April 28, 2026: Grand Junction pipe bombings revisited; Exploring racism through theater
About this episode
The episode revisits the Grand Junction pipe bombings and explores themes of racism through theater.
The murder convictions in one of the most notorious criminal cases in Grand Junction history were tossed out, but there are still unanswered questions about the pipe bombings that killed two people in 1991. Today, we hear from the original public defender in the case against James Genrich, who is now eligible for parole. Then, for "Raise the Curtain," the Arvada Center explores racism in America through theater. And a project to preserve loving memories, through lullabies.
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