June 5, 2026: Reclaiming a stolen citizenship; Democratic debate for governor; Greek festival celebrates 60!
About this episode
The episode discusses Claire Levy's restored citizenship, a Democratic debate for governor, midterm voting, public radio funding challenges, and the Denver Greek Festival's 60th anniversary.
Come along as Boulder County commissioner and former state lawmaker Claire Levy, who's Jewish, has her German citizenship restored. Then, we hear from the two Democrats vying to be the next governor of Colorado, and we take a closer look at the midterms including how to vote in third party primaries. Then, how a small town public radio station in Colorado is doing after losing a quarter of its budget. Plus, an out of this world contract for Lunar Outpost in Golden. And the Denver Greek Festival celebrates 60 years with music, dancing, food and culture.
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