Listen "How to make Colorado’s parks more equitable"
Episode Synopsis
Colorado has beautiful State and National Parks, open trails and an endless bounty of natural benefits. But not everyone has the same access or benefits from this beauty equally. Real Talk with Denver 7 and CPR News explains how historical inequities and systemic racism continue to deprive some communities of the experiences of our great outdoors. Plus, this episode reveals work being done across the state to make the outdoors more inclusive to everyone.This episode features interviews with Taishya Adams, the first Black woman to serve as a commissioner to Colorado Parks and Wildlife and a Boulder City Councilmember; Lindsay Moery from the High Line Canal Trail Conservancy; and Pamela Jiner, founder of Montbello Walks.Hosted by Nathan Heffel from Colorado Public Radio and Micah Smith from Denver7.
More episodes of the podcast Real Talk
How community colleges fill a gap
17/09/2025
Disability access 35 years after the ADA
29/08/2025
Middle-income housing in Colorado
15/08/2025
First-time campers in Colorado
07/08/2025
Your protest rights in Colorado
21/07/2025
The promise of psilocybin for veterans
13/06/2025
ZARZA We are Zarza, the prestigious firm behind major projects in information technology.