Podcasts

The leader of Colorado’s biggest-selling band takes you from his first guitar to his platinum years and beyond.

For breaking the color barrier in symphony music, the Denver legend is revered by generations of both classical and jazz devotees.

John supervised Caribou and the staggering list of stars that recorded at the historic studio north of Nederland.

Yes, they invented electronica. Hear the amazing story of the first rockers to tour and record using synthesizers.

An early-1960s winter spent playing a coffeehouse on Boulder’s University Hill began a two-time Hall of Fame career.

Follow the bad boys from Boulder, from their legendary shows at Tulagi to the set of Happy Days and beyond.

Colorado icon, concert security innovator, comedian, veterinarian, and Mick Jagger confidante—this you gotta hear.

From Buffalo Springfield to Poco to Pastor Furay, join Richie as he relives his remarkable journey.

It’s 1963. Boulder’s Astronauts suddenly find themselves competing with the Beach Boys! Catch the wave.

The Grammy-nominated jazz vocal group emerged with a contemporary harmonic sound and marvelous, imaginative arrangements.

Take a trip with wife Candy and guitarist Tommy Bolin as David recalls Zephyr’s days as Colorado’s hottest band.

The affable and versatile keyboardist for String Cheese Incident is also a successful solo artist, a highly skilled brewer, a family man and more.

The independent concert promoter and landlord became a force in Denver’s live music scene, booking impressive talent into the area.

“Herbie” owned two legendary venues that served as ground zero for Colorado’s live music scene in the ’60s and ’70s.

Leading various iterations of the Samples since 1987, Sean has navigated a colorful road through the music industry.

Formed at the University of Colorado, the Serendipity Singers rode their talent to the Top 10 and The Ed Sullivan Show.

From N’awlins to Fort Collins, share the Subdudes' amazing journey with this great musician and true gentleman.

Share half a century of John’s amazing life with the Dirt Band and a who’s who of American music royalty.

What does Graham Nash have to do with Colorado, you ask? Actually, a whole lot—tune in and have fun.

The great bassist recalls his days growing up in Denver and playing with Joe Walsh, Elton John and other stars.

The Denver native has done it all as a singer-songwriter, from catching attention with a hit single to pioneering crowdfunding.

A Southern Colorado legend, Tony was a force from the very beginning of the modern concert business.

The renowned jazz pianist preserves and plays the music of Denver’s legendary Five Points neighborhood.

Based in Fort Collins since 1994, the pioneering punk drummer for Descendents and All also co-founded the Blasting Room studio.

Join Bill on a sonic adventure that includes making the first-ever Caribou Ranch recording and Hotel California.

The trance bluesman’s dark, driving music is matched with blunt lyrics about race relations and social injustices.

Tune in around 1966. You may find Judy Collins chatting with Mama Cass at his legendary folk mecca.

An idiosyncratic style has taken Nick and his band to the national charts and the world’s biggest stages, even Hollywood.

Filled with hit singles and hot licks, join Sugarloaf's rollicking ride on the late 60s/early 70s rock’n’roll wave.

During the late ’60s and ’70s, Marty created psychedelic light shows and the blueprint for the modern concert industry.

Boulder’s hometown master of both the upright and electric bass has made a name for himself on the jazz and Americana circuits.

Hear the Denver-born pedal steel master spin amazing tales from the heart of this great American band.