As a father with Alzheimer's forgets his youngest daughter, there is still intimacy and remembering together over his favorite song... Danny Boy.  An intimate portrait of a visit by a daughter to her father in an Alzheimer's nursing home.  While he can't remember her name, he remembers his favorite song from years gone by.

The ditch system dates back over a hundred years and the original principal of "first in time, first in line" still is the basis for much of the state's water laws.

This is part i of a two part series which won the Public Radio Mini Series category in the 2011 Colorado Broadcasters Association Awards. 

We find out how to milk a goat, how goats cheese became so popular, and why goats are (or rather are not) so smelly!

Cinemas all around the country are preparing to transition to digital technology as starting in 2013 movie distributors will no longer send out films on 35 mm film.  For small cinemas, the cost of that transition could mean the difference between surviving in an already challenging economy or shutting their doors forever.  In Colorado, reporter Maeve Conran visited an historic cinema in Estes Park - one of the oldest cinemas in the country - to find out how they’re dealing with the transition.

The majority of the estimated 2 million homeschoolers in the US are Christians with religious or moral instruction and the secular nature of public education being cited as the main reasons many parents choose to homeschool.
But that is not the case for everyone.  For some families, homeschooling is simply a more convenient choice for educating their children and as we’re about to hear in this next story, many families are finding their children are excelling in academics when they’re taught at home. We hear about one homeschooling Dad in Boulder Colorado.