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Category Archives: NPR
NPR Photographer David Gilkey Killed in Afghanistan
Terrible news. I was privileged to work with #DavidGilkey. The world has lost a being of great vision, talent and heart. NPR Photographer Killed in Afghanistan
Artist Paints Veterans’ Portraits in Vivid Strokes
Artist Paints Veterans’ Portraits in Vivid Strokes Artist Paints Veterans’ Portraits in Vivid Strokes on NPR and as heard on Colorado Public Radio plus a special interview with the artist featured on Colorado Matters (Shanna Lewis producer). Related stories were … Continue reading
Posted in Arts, Colorado Public Radio, KRCC, NPR, Reported Story
Tagged portrait, sally lincoln, veteran, vets
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Homegrown Eggs
Homegrown Eggs Homegrown Eggs Color Easter Celebration on NPR and Mise En Place: Eggs with webextras as heard and featured on KRCC’s broadcast and multimedia website.
Posted in Animals, Environment, KRCC, NPR, Radio, Reported Story, Rural Issues, Sustainability
Tagged animals, chickens, crepes, eggs, farm
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