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Today’s show · October 28, 2026
All episodes →Carlton Jones on Xcel outages, Kristopher Johnson on his House race, Pam Long on a governor forum, Trent Loos on CO2 wells, and Wayne Pacelle on Amendment 83.
Arvada's House District 24 Race Centers on Affordability and Water
Listen at 18:02 →Five of Seven Candidates for Governor Accepted the STARRS Forum Invitation
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Voter's Guide 2026
Colorado · Agriculture and Rural America
A U.S. Environmental Protection Agency final rule moves permitting of Class VI wells, which store carbon dioxide deep underground, to the Colorado Energy and Carbon Management Commission on Nov. 12, 2026.
Colorado
Figures from Legislative Council Staff, the legislature's nonpartisan research arm, show Referendum C has let Colorado keep $40.9 billion above its original TABOR limit since 2005, nearly three times the $14.0 billion in TABOR refunds paid since 1996.
Colorado
The title's "next ten years" describes a 2% yearly K-12 increase, and the higher TABOR spending limit the measure creates has no end date.
Opinion
Bradley Beck recounts how contractors replacing his town’s water meters cut the roots of mature trees, many of which stood more than 40 feet tall, and left his neighbors saying that somebody should do something.
Opinion
Jefferson County Open Space says no forest treatment can prevent wildfire.
Opinion
Pam Long attended the Asian Roundtable of Colorado Governor Candidate Forum on October 4, 2026, where Greg Lopez, Phil Weiser and Victor Marx each answered the same nine questions.
Special coverage
Colorado voters decide 14 statewide measures on November 3, 2026.
Tracking Republican primaries, Democratic challengers, and ballot issues across Colorado ahead of the 2026 midterm elections.
TABOR refunds, surplus revenue, and fiscal policy in Colorado.
Tracking threats to American agriculture, rural communities, and the ranching families who feed the nation.
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Analysis
Marines Never Cry: Becoming a Man When It Mattered is the title of Vietnam veteran Tim Hall’s book. We are rebroadcasting an interview with Hall. He was a truck driver in Vietnam, supplying guys in the field with ammunition, food, and supplies. Hall recounts his experiences from boot camp, to his 13-month tour in Vietnam, resiliency, and his career working to help people. Ultimately, it’s about the kids.
Roger Mangan on personal articles floaters, Clinton Porter on Rep. Naquetta Ricks's campaign finance reports, Steve Barton on the State Board of Education, Dr. Brian…
Delaney Dreckman on Erie's water supply, Steve Goreham on net zero energy policy, Jon Boesen on documenting injury losses, and Natalie Menten on Proposition NN.
Carlton Jones on Xcel outages, Kristopher Johnson on his House race, Pam Long on a governor forum, Trent Loos on CO2 wells, and Wayne Pacelle…
This election season is wild. Susan Harris shares her perspective on current events. My fellow Liberty Toastmasters discuss why freedom is the key to prosperity…
It’s Dream Team Friday. Author and instructor Allen Thomas addresses why The Federalist Papers are relevant today. Founder of Task Force Freedom Northern Colorado Cain explains the importance of voting, and of voting YES on the three Protect Kids Colorado propositions, 133, 134, and 135. Owner of Spartan Defense and candidate for Colorado SD-4 Teddy Collins shares the latest regarding your Second Amendment rights. Matt Alexander notes why he is a candidate for Colorado House District 60.
“Three things are necessary for the salvation of man: to know what he ought to believe, to know what he ought to desire, and to know what he ought to do.”
Thomas Aquinas
1. A disturbance or fuss. 2. A disagreement or commotion, especially one over a matter of little importance.
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Event
A Climate Conversation II, the documentary produced by geophysicist Walt Johnson, premieres on Wednesday, November 4, at the Lone Tree Arts Center. Doors open at 5:00 PM, the screening starts at 6:00 PM, and Kim Monson moderates the Q&A after the film.
with Kim Monson · Q&A moderator
Wednesday, November 4 · 5:00 PM · Lone Tree Arts Center, 10075 Commons Street, Lone Tree
