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Hope Saves and Breast Cancer Support, Colorado COVID-19 Protocols, Biden’s First Days in Office

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Ivy Winfrey updates listeners on changes with identification protocols, a new study conducted by Colorado State University, and Fort Collins City Council. Then, Jonathan Gillham brings listeners updates on the ever-changing world of sports and Kota Babcock speaks to Lydia Dody and Elise Carver from Hope Lives about supporting women with breast cancer and their upcoming fundraiser with the Human Bean. After that, Kota gives updates on Joe Biden’s first days in office, COVID-19 statistics, and why Twitter banned the Chinese embassy. Then, Ivy tells listeners about buried treasure in the UK and a mice-infested quarantine hotel in Australia.

The Significance of Martin Luther King Jr Day, New CSU COVID-19 Protocols

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Ellie Shannon discusses changes in campus COVID policy, the potential construction of a new mall, and inauguration day risks. Ivy Winfrey gives information on vaccine updates from Governor Jared Polis and the opening of a new comedy club in Fort Collins. Then, Ivy Winfrey speaks to Dr. Ray Black (pictured), a professor of ethnic studies at Colorado State University, about the importance of Martin Luther King Jr.’s life and legacy. Following the interview, Kota Babcock gives new information on President-elect Joe Biden’s transition into the White House and the arrest of two participants in the recent Capitol attack. Then, Kota elaborates on CSU’s new screening plans for COVID-19 and statistics on the virus’ impact. To end the show, Kota discusses changes in technology and social media trends and conflicts while Ivy talks sea shanties, car theft, and the closely avoided pigeon execution at the hands of the Australian government.

The Best Of: The International Local Music Exchange

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As 2020 winds down, KCSU Podcast Director Matt Gusmerotti and KCSU Local Music Director Maddy Erskine collect and highlight the best of the International Local Music Exchange, including some of your and our favorite bands and musicians that made it onto the podcast. Stay tuned next year for ways to get involved with the ILME!

FTC Takes on Facebook, State Preparations for the Health Impacts of Climate Change

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Ellie Shannon discusses the University adopting S/U grading and extending withdrawal deadlines as well as changes in executive leadership for Poudre School District. Dixon Lawson gives new updates on sports, and Ivy Winfrey speaks to Matt McKillop about climate change. Kota Babcock gives updates on mask wearing, the prevention of a government shutdown, and a man being arrested for threatening journalists. Then, Ivy speaks to Incident Commander Trainee Matt Champa about his experiences working on the cameron peak fire firefighting efforts. After that, Kota updates COVID-19 statistics and gives new information on controversies including Facebook and Google. After that, Ivy wraps up the show with some of the weirdest stories of Thursday.