Lifeblood: Glen Canyon, Lake Powell and the Future of the Colorado River

Lifeblood: Glen Canyon, Lake Powell and the Future of the Colorado River

Evelyn Baher-Murphy

Since the signing of the Colorado River Compact, the Colorado River has been overallocated. In recent years, though, we have entered a megadrought. There is now far less water in the basin than ever before. At the same time, our aging dam infrastructure is threatening to fail, opening up opportunities for radical conservation efforts. In this 6-part audio series, producer, host and river enthusiast Evelyn Baher-Murphy sets out on the road interviewing policy makers, scientists, environmental advocates, state water managers, river rats and Lake Powell houseboaters to answer the questions, "How did we get here?", and "How do we keep going?"

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How many episodes are there of Lifeblood: Glen Canyon, Lake Powell and the Future of the Colorado River?

There are 6 episodes avaiable of Lifeblood: Glen Canyon, Lake Powell and the Future of the Colorado River.

What is Lifeblood: Glen Canyon, Lake Powell and the Future of the Colorado River about?

We have categorized Lifeblood: Glen Canyon, Lake Powell and the Future of the Colorado River as:

  • Society & Culture
  • Science
  • Documentary
  • Nature

Where can you listen to Lifeblood: Glen Canyon, Lake Powell and the Future of the Colorado River?

Lifeblood: Glen Canyon, Lake Powell and the Future of the Colorado River is available, among others places, on:

  • Spotify
  • Apple Podcasts
  • Podtail
  • Google Podcasts

When did Lifeblood: Glen Canyon, Lake Powell and the Future of the Colorado River start?

The first episode of Lifeblood: Glen Canyon, Lake Powell and the Future of the Colorado River that we have available was released 20 August 2025.

Who creates the podcast Lifeblood: Glen Canyon, Lake Powell and the Future of the Colorado River?

Lifeblood: Glen Canyon, Lake Powell and the Future of the Colorado River is produced and created by Evelyn Baher-Murphy.