Your Questions on @DoBetterDNVR, Members Clubs, and Those ‘Green’ Buildings
After 9News anchor Kyle Clark discussed the increasingly popular (and controversial) instagram @DoBetterDNVR with us last Friday, the anonymous posters behind the account sent a brigade of their followers to share their thoughts with us. So we’re opening up the mailbag and talking about all the comments, questions, and feedback. And we’re not just addressing the instagrammers posting photos of unhoused people in crisis without their consent, but also listeners’ thoughts on private members clubs, the legal dispute between two Mexican restaurants, and those two ‘green’ new buildings, The Populus and One River North.
If you missed any of those episodes, here are the links to find them:
- ‘Inevitable’ Shelter Deaths, Poop in the Park, and Kyle Clark!
- Private Member Clubs Are Thriving. Are You Cool (And Rich) Enough to Join?
- Inside the Two 'Green' New Buildings Rising in Denver
- Mexican Food on Trial, Banning Assault Weapons, and Casa Bonita Is 50
Bree mentioned a show at MCA Denver featuring nonconsensual photography and this piece on the crime data by Chase Woodruff. Paul mentioned this Colorado Polling Institute poll from last August
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