In this show we’ll travel to The Manitou Springs Incline, also known as the Manitou Incline or simply the Incline. This trek up the mountain was made available because Manitou Springs and Colorado Springs wanted a cool drink of water. But there is more, the Incline has back-stories; the need for water and electricity in the town and the desire to provide entertainment for the visitor. I’ll be interviewing Mr. Eric Swab on his upcoming book; "FROM UTILITY TO ATTRACTION: A History of the Mt. Manitou Park & Incline Railway".

The Congressional Budget Office report claims that as many as 24 million people may lose their healthcare if the American Health Care Act (AHCA or known as The Trumpcare) is passed. 

This GOP healthcare bill passed through the House with a 217-213 votes on May 4 and is now facing the Senate. 

The Colorado Division of Aeronautics attended the 33rd Annual Space Symposium. This amazing event is held annually at the Broadmoor Hotel in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Space Symposium attracts people and organizations from all over the globe, coming together to collaborate, network, and plan for the future of space exploration. 

For this show I wanted to learn something about the Santa Fe Trail, which is in the Southeast corner of Colorado. I stopped about in the middle of the Trail in La Junta, Colorado. I chose La Junta because it has three venues that I wanted to get more information on, one is the Santa Fe Trail itself, second the National Historic Site known as Bent’s Old Fort, and three a narrated Amtrak rail ride that starts in La Junta and goes to Albuquerque.

Check out the Intendence Film Festival June 23-24th 2017!

Students of Arts Street's Media Team created a documentary on Greenlee Elementary. We interviewed staff, students and families, researched the Denver Public School system, used specific tools in journalism to create a compelling narrative, and critiqued our work based on Colorado State Department of Education Standards. Please enjoy. 

A short documentary by Denver Homeless Out Loud tracking the barriers encountered by the homeless in Denver in dealing with basics needs - sleeping, eating, finding bathroom facilities, warmth and shelter. Effectively, homelessness has been criminalized, as basic acts of survival are punished.