KUNC Colorado Edition (Fort Collins)
What This Tone Is Based On
The tone scores on this page come from analyzing how this show covers each political figure it mentions. Below is the breakdown of how many of those reads were positive, neutral, or negative.
Net media tone Neutral across 1 figure-in-episode tone read (not audience/impressions).
Thin sample — fewer than 5 tone reads; treat the split as directional.
Coverage Volume
Transcribed episodes per week — last 26 weeks
Sentiment Trajectory
Average weekly tone toward figures — green favorable, red critical
Show organizations & places →Organizations & Places They Focus On
Recent Stories
The hosts share humorous insights learned from children, including various playful experiments and misconceptions about everyday objects. These anecdotes highlight the innocence and creativity of childhood, as well as the amusing consequences of children's curiosity.
A caller describes a noise her 1993 Saturn makes when braking downhill, prompting a discussion about potential causes. The hosts suggest that the issue may be related to the car's inner fender liners or other components rather than the brakes themselves.
A caller reports repeated overheating issues with her 1994 Subaru Legacy, despite multiple repairs to the heater core. The hosts speculate that a bad head gasket may be causing a white substance in the coolant, leading to the heater core failures.
A puzzler is presented about a lawn mower that has decreased fuel efficiency despite repairs. The hosts discuss the potential reasons for the mower's poor performance and encourage listeners to submit their answers.
A caller inquires about the best course of action during an unavoidable head-on collision. The hosts advise that decelerating is preferable to accelerating, emphasizing the importance of reducing speed to minimize impact.
The hosts humorously critique the automated messages of mental health hotlines, suggesting they should be more entertaining. They highlight the absurdity of the options provided and reflect on the decline of personal customer service in favor of automated systems.
A caller named Matthew describes shifting problems with his 1995 4Runner, particularly difficulty engaging reverse gear. The hosts diagnose potential issues with the clutch system, suggesting it may require significant repairs.
Allison from St. Louis reports experiencing static shocks when exiting her car after her husband changed the alternator. The hosts explain that the shocks are likely due to static electricity buildup from the tires and suggest solutions to mitigate the issue.
Stan from Twin Peaks describes a burning rubber smell coming from his Subaru Outback when driving uphill. The hosts speculate that it could be related to the catalytic converter overheating or issues with the tires, suggesting further investigation.
Jack from Davis shares a humorous story about his fiancée's driving habits, particularly her tendency to prioritize conversation over driving at a four-way stop. The hosts discuss the differences in driving priorities between genders and the resulting social chaos.