Ninety miles east of Denver, Colorado, Inside Wire, the nation's first and only statewide prison radio station, runs like any other radio station. Jody Aguirre, an inmate at Limon Correctional ...

America’s first statewide prison radio station, Inside Wire, launched March 1 in Limon Correctional Facility's education and library building. A project of the University of Denver’s Prison Arts ...

LIMON, Colo. (CBS4) - Colorado is now home to the country's first-ever, statewide, prison radio station run by incarcerated people. Inside Wire: Colorado Prison Radio launched Tuesday from a studio at ...

With the click of a mouse, anyone in the world can listen to Inside Wire: Colorado Prison Radio day or night. It’s produced and hosted by inmates in four Colorado Department of Corrections’ state ...

It doesn’t get any more True Crime than this. What’s being called the first statewide prison radio station in Unites States history launched this week. “Inside Wire: Colorado Prison Radio” will be ...

The Local newsletter is your free, daily guide to life in Colorado. For locals, by locals. Americans have been tuning in to the radio for decades to listen to their favorite music, call in to talk ...

LIMON, Colo. — The first statewide prison radio station in U.S. history launches Tuesday, March 1. "Inside Wire: Colorado Prison Radio" reaches over 14,000 incarcerated listeners via the Colorado ...

The big winners at Britain’s national radio awards this year weren’t the big name presenters with the national radio programs, but a tiny broadcaster in south London with a (literally) captive ...

LIMON, Colo. — Herbert Alexander stares at the sound waves jumping on the computer screen in front of him, his shaved head partially covered by headphones. He’s editing a short audio feature on ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... LIMON — The audio producers and on-air talent crammed into the makeshift studio Tuesday, adjusting levels and donning headphones as they prepared to kick off ...

One of the most restrictive death rows in the country lets inmates listen to the prison-run radio station. "The Tank has helped me," John Henry Ramirez, an inmate on death row, said of the station.

Houston’s Pacifica Radio station, KPFT, often flies under the radar of many Houstonians but the station has a long and rich history of providing the city with unconventional and non-commercial news ...