Stories that explore diverse histories embedded in the landscapes of Colorado.
TERRITORIES
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Stories that explore diverse histories embedded in the landscapes of Colorado.
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3/13/2026
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June 23, 2026
E5: This old church organ waits all year to be played in Tiffany, Colorado
In the historic settlement of Tiffany, Colorado, a tiny church is almost a hundred years old. The adobe is crumbing, the walls are held together by steel cables. But the church is still open for mass once a year. Meet the woman who plays the old pump organ in the Iglesia de San Antonio. Image, courtesy of Ruth Lambert. © Magic City Studios, llc
May 10, 2026
E4: Below The Surface: The History Beneath Navajo Lake
In the late 1950s, residents living along the Piedra and San Juan Rivers learned that their communities would be condemned and indundated by reservoir water. By the early 1960s, a federal water reclamation project known as Navajo Dam started flooding these river valleys in in southern Colorado and northern New Mexico. This episode tells the story of what happened to Raymond Gallegos' family when they were forced to relocate, and the lives they left behind. Reporting, production, musical scoring, hosted by Adam Burke. Image, courtesy of Raymond Gallegos: Gallegos siblings Lydia, Alfonso, Raymond, and Robert at the family homestead in 1955. © Magic City Studios, llc ********* Music: Western Guard Towers, Daniel Diaz We Crossed Paths, Ben McElroy The Shadow Collector, Night Drift Take Time, Danijel Zambo Sun In The Heart, Danijel Zambo Blossom, Danijel Zambo An Empty Bus, Justin Marshall Elias
April 29, 2026
E3: One Woman's History in Hardrock Mining
In Colorado's history of hardrock mining, there are almost no women who worked underground. But in the 1970s and 1980s, legal action and new labor laws pushed mining companies to begin hiring a few women. Janice Sanders was one of them. She worked as a geologist at the Sunnyside Mine, near Silverton, Colorado. Sanders loved geology, she loved working underground, but the sexism and discrimination she faced made her feel like an outsider. This is the story of one woman's experience working underground, in the sunset years of hardrock mining in Colorado. **** © Magic City Studios Reporting, production, hosting and orginal musical score by Adam Burke Additional music: Open Minds, John Glössner Against The Red Sky, Walt Adams Boss Walk, Soul City Between Dust And Dirt, Brendan Burns Bongo's Bowl, Llamo
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