CREATE Daily

In cooperation with Sound Century Academy, the University of Colorado and The Harry Tuft Collection. 

In cooperation with Sound Century Academy, the University of Colorado and The Harry Tuft Collection. 

Music Mountain PreludeThree Sides to Every StoryWalking the Same GroundPeripheral VisionGone FishingDel Norte/St. Mary's GlacierDark Skies (Field of Light)Schoolfield RoadRhythm of the MorningThey Came to PlayWhen I Close my EyesNotes From my WindowWestcliffe WindThe Rest of the StoryBook written and read by Dick JonesMusic and Lyrics written and performed by Richard Arnold BeattieDrawings and Art by Andy MastPiano- Yancy Strode/ Harmonica- David Metsch (c) (p) 2026 RAB-Studios Westcliffe, ColoradoIn cooperation with Sound Century Academy, the University of Colorado and The Harry Tuft Collection. 

I am a traveler. I often have a journal, a guitar on my back an overnight bag and a laptop. Short, long and medium trips experienced through the journey learning and serving the communities that I visit. One of the areas of CREATE Daily is concentrating and offering the benefits of travel and transportation options at home, through our work and in community. One of my initiatives is to build community chapters for the Leadon Family Foundation (and University) and offering benefits and opportunities for travel and entrepreneurship to members. Traveling is in my blood. As a writer, and a singer-guitarist and songwriter, I have conqured creative blocks by hitting the road. I write on trains, planes and in hotel rooms and lobbys. I love the customs, the rhythm and the vibes of a city, town and Main Street or in a rural setting.In cooperation with Sound Century Academy, the University of Colorado and The Harry Tuft Collection. 

From Create Daily by Richard Arnold Beattie, this is the weekend edition with the CREATE Daily column read out loud by Richard Arnold Beattie, interviews with Chris Haggerty of Monarch Ski Area on Snow Harvesting and a big end of Lent with Louis Armstrong!In cooperation with Sound Century Academy, the University of Colorado and The Harry Tuft Collection. 

CREATE Daily is more than an acrostic — and it is more than where you live and work. It is about who you are in community with.Over the past year, I have traveled extensively, studying transportation systems, reviewing hundreds of hotels, restaurants, and modes of travel, all while telling the stories of people, places, and the things that move them. Closer to home, I have served as a communications specialist for rural transportation and Main Street Connections. At one conference, I listened as transportation officials discussed funding challenges and why transportation is so often a nonprofit, grant-seeking endeavor that relies heavily on government agencies and Medicare for support.What travel and transportation need most is CREATE thinking.Back in the 1990s, I wrote an op-ed in The Denver Business Journal. While shopping malls were being "repurposed," Light Rail was being built across the metro area. I dared to dream that Light Rail Hubs could become centers of transportation — living, breathing malls linking home, work, and community, with trains running through Cherry Creek, Southwest Plaza, Aurora, and Westminster. That vision could have solved neighborhood blight, accessibility challenges, and design shortcomings — and it should have been seen as a prime investment opportunity for entrepreneurs, banks, and property investors alike.Rural transportation has that same opportunity today.CDOT and local agencies can partner with community-rooted entrepreneurs — such as the Colorado Chapter of the Leadon Family Foundation — and collaborate with custom travel solutions and clubs to book business travel and vacations that fund local and regional connections. Travel for shopping, medical appointments, connections to rail, air, and Bustang can become a profit-first endeavor, serving everyone who wants cleaner air, educational opportunities, and access to recreational, cultural, and entrepreneurial experiences — at home, through work, and in the community.The CO Chapter of the Leadon Family Foundation is a think-and-do tank, here to help you explore what's possible. To join us, email [email protected] cooperation with Sound Century Academy, the University of Colorado and The Harry Tuft Collection. 

Today in the CREATE Community column, I am interested in how a new charter of the Leadon Family Foundation will help build and create community. I have taken on the responsibility to move forward with being chairman of such an entity by the foundadation's president, Charlie Leadon. On April 1rst, we are also beginning an integrated media daily CREATECast with a podcast and this column. Monday is community-driven.In cooperation with Sound Century Academy, the University of Colorado and The Harry Tuft Collection. 

In cooperation with Sound Century Academy, the University of Colorado and The Harry Tuft Collection. 

Part 1 of a classic concert of Folk Legend Pete Seeger at Dartmouth College in 1957. In cooperation with Sound Century Academy, the University of Colorado and The Harry Tuft Collection. 

After Ice Cream and soda- Libby Cotten returns to the stage at The Denver Folklore Center and declares "You're Gonna Miss Me When I'm Gone"In cooperation with Sound Century Academy, the University of Colorado and The Harry Tuft Collection. 

Live from The Denver Folklore Center in 1972, we are pleased to bring you Elizabeth Cotten - a wonderful live concert for the next generation. In cooperation with Sound Century Academy, the University of Colorado and The Harry Tuft Collection. 

A new media cast from Richard Arnold Beattie is coming to you via digital radio, podcast and digital media feed! From the creator of media, audio books and creative ideas to CREATE Community, CREATE Recreation, CREATE Education, CREATE Arts and Media, CREATE Travel and Transportation, CREATE Entrepreneurial opportunities, at home, through work and in community! What will you CREATE today?  In cooperation with Sound Century Academy, the University of Colorado and The Harry Tuft Collection.