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From the Finish Line: Ironman Boulder
From Sarah Dalgleish | 03:57
A year after the death of a participant in Ironman Boulder 2016, an athlete, a volunteer, and a spectating family share their thoughts on the race and the community that surrounds it.
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- From the Finish Line: Ironman Boulder
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A year after the death of a participant in Ironman Boulder 2016, an athlete, a volunteer, and a spectating family share their thoughts on the race and the community that surrounds it.
Mutton Mowers: Goats as Weed Control
From Sarah Dalgleish | 03:40
The company Mutton Mowers grazes goats around the city of Boulder as an alternative method of weed control and removal. Last week, the Parks and Rec Department and Mutton Mowers invited the community to get to know two of the goats, Bubbles and Chip, at an event they called ‘Meet and Bleat’ at Christensen Park in Boulder. KGNU’s Sarah Dalgleish spoke to representatives at the site about the program.
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- Mutton Mowers: Goats as Weed Control
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- Sarah Dalgleish
The company Mutton Mowers grazes goats around the city of Boulder as an alternative method of weed control and removal. Last week, the Parks and Rec Department and Mutton Mowers invited the community to get to know two of the goats, Bubbles and Chip, at an event they called ‘Meet and Bleat’ at Christensen Park in Boulder. KGNU’s Sarah Dalgleish spoke to representatives at the site about the program.
Museum Ethics
From Sarah Dalgleish | 17:35
Sarah Dalgleish speaks to Chip Colwell, the Senior Curator of Anthropology at the Denver Museum of Nature and Science about his focus on museum ethics and his experience returning museum artifacts stolen from Native American tribes to their rightful owners.
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- Museum Ethics
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Sarah Dalgleish speaks to Chip Colwell, the Senior Curator of Anthropology at the Denver Museum of Nature and Science about his focus on museum ethics and his experience returning museum artifacts stolen from Native American tribes to their rightful owners.