Steffan Tubbs is a radio host on Denver, Colorado's News/Talk 710 KNUS. He currently hosts The Steffan Tubbs Show on News/Talk 710 KNUS weekday afternoons from 3pMT - 7pMT M-F. He was the host of Colorado's Morning News and on 850 KOA having begun his radio career at the station in 1994. His voice was a continued presence during a six-year career with ABC News; he was a national radio anchor for the service on the evening of September 11, 2001. He returned to the Denver market after reporting and anchoring for WNYW Fox5-TV, the Fox affiliate in New York City.[1]
In 2006, Tubbs founded Mountain Time Media www.mountaintm.com
He is the author of two books:
▪ "They Said. They Said." - which examines the 2019 death of Kate Rafferty Petrocco in Adams County, Colorado.
▪"Life, Liberty & Resilience" - a look at a segregated World War II veteran from rural Mississippi.
The documentary film "Life, Liberty & Resilience" won the San Luis Obispo International Film Festival's Audience Choice Award in March 2014. The film was also shown at the Boston Film Festival, St. Louis Film Festival, Tupelo Film Festival, Black Hills Film Festival, the Unspoken Film Festival and the Crossroads Film Festival.
Tubbs' documentary films released through Mountain Time Media include:
▪ "Droughtland" (2014)
▪ "ACRONYM: The Cross-Generational Battle With PTSD" (2015)
▪ "25 Steps" (2018) narrated by Peter Coyote. Winner, Best Documentary Short, Glendale (CA) International Film Festival
▪ "Ethan's Reach" (2020)
▪ "Denver in Decay (2020)
Tubbs received his undergraduate degree in Journalism at Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo and received his Masters with the external Master of Arts in Humanities/History program at California State University, Dominguez Hills in 2010.
Tubbs is a four-time winner of the Edward R. Morrow Award and has been embedded twice with U.S. troops in Iraq (2006 & 2010.)
Tubbs' trademark close to his program: "Remember Our Troops." He hosts the weekly program "The American Veteran Show" on 710 KNUS Sundays at NOON MT. The program began in 2016. www.americanveteranshow.com
References
edit- ^ RTNDA communicator, Volume 59, Issues 7-11. The Association. 2005. p. 92. Retrieved 22 March 2011.
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