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Today’s show · September 29, 2026
All episodes →Proponents of transgender surgeries (cutting off healthy body parts of children) are spending over a million dollars in their attempt to defeat Proposition 135, which will prevent such surgeries on children. Erin Lee, board director with Protect Kids Colorado, discusses who is funding the campaign to continue the mutilation of children. Susan Kochevar, owner of the 88 Drive-In theatre, shares her perspective on current events. Plus State Farm agent Roger Mangan and Jon Boesen with Boesen Law.
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Boulder County commissioners referred Issue 1A, a 2.579-mill property tax that would raise about $30 million a year for child care and preschool with no end date.
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Former state Rep. Manny Rutinel, state Sen. Jeff Bridges and state Rep. Eliza Hamrick voted for House Bill 25-1296, which requires Coloradans to add their federal overtime deduction back to state taxable income starting with 2026 returns.
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Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said an OpenAI agent reached public and non-public files on a portal run by Services Australia on June 18, 2026, and that OpenAI first notified his government Sept. 10 by email to a public mailbox.
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Pam Long closes her three-part series on eight years of Polis-era law in Colorado with energy, small businesses, and income. She begins with the six energy laws she names as the most controversial signed by Gov. Jared Polis.
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Bradley Beck recalls the Little League practice when his father, who was also his coach, told him to swing hard and stop the bat at his father's chest, and Beck heard only the first half of the instruction.
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Michael A. Hancock argues that a politics of victimhood, by treating circumstances as destiny, strips people of the responsibility that gives them dignity.
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They remember the heavy, thick mud and the snakes. America's Veterans Stories rebroadcasts an interview with Marine veterans Gary Eichler and Bill Purcell as they share their stories of fighting in the Vietnam War. Bill remembers a twenty-foot snake that crawled out of the river right in front of his position. Gary and Bill are contributing authors to the very important book Echoes of Our War: Vietnam Veterans Reflect 50 Years Later. Marine veteran Paula Sarlls explains how to honor our Marines.
Brandon Wark on overtime tax, Melinda Jordan on Longmont's airport board and Jody Hinsey on early planning. September 28, 2026.
Proponents of transgender surgeries (cutting off healthy body parts of children) are spending over a million dollars in their attempt to defeat Proposition 135, which…
You can make a difference! Engaged and informed citizen Mike Rawluk discusses the latest on local, county, and state issues that affect you and your family. Trent Loos addresses alternative proteins. Rachel Dufour, co-owner of Et Voila French bakery on Lookout Mountain, shares updates on Et Voila and its battle to remain open. Plus Carl Jones with Radiance Power and mortgage specialist Lorne Levy.
Both good and evil ideas start with a vision. Jay Davidson, founder and CEO of First American State Bank, explains that a vision promises to solve a problem we have, and notes that politicians fall into the same mold. GOP candidate Victor Marx discusses his candidacy for Colorado governor. Eric Bodenstab shares why he is running for Colorado House District 27. Plus Mark Ericksen with Tradition Spice Company and RE/MAX realtor Karen Levine.
Conservative estimates are just under $1 billion annually. TABOR Committee member Penn Pfiffner explains that Proposition NN, the graduated income tax Amendment 87, and Proposition 137 would make Colorado even more expensive and less affordable if voters approve them in November. Author Michael Hancock introduces his most recent article. Kristopher Johnson explains why he is running for Colorado House District 24. Plus Teddy Collins, owner of Spartan Defense.
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