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Latest show · October 23, 2026
All episodes →Stephanie VandenBerg on Jefferson County spending, Lauren Fix on car data, Teddy Collins on voting, Karen Levine and Lorne Levy on housing, and Scott Shamblin on canvassing.
Jefferson County Commissioner District 3 Candidate Proposes Tightening the County Budget
Listen at 16:23 →Connected Vehicle Security Act Would Bar Car Tech From China, Russia, Iran, and North Korea
Listen at 27:34 →Colorado Mail Ballots Must Reach County Clerks by 7 p.m. on November 3
Listen at 1:00:45 →Home Equity Can Consolidate Card Debt as Sellers Weigh Pricing in Fall 2026
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Voter's Guide 2026
Colorado · 2026 Colorado Elections
Five of the seven candidates for Colorado governor had confirmed as of Oct. 22 for the We the People Gubernatorial Forum, which Stand Together Against Racism and Radicalism in the Services will hold Oct. 28 in Lone Tree.
Colorado
The Nov. 3 special election fills the rest of former City Council member Sarah Parady's term, which ends in July 2027, and the candidate with the most votes wins without a runoff.
Colorado
The Adams County Planning Commission holds a hearing Oct. 22 on a replacement land use code for unincorporated Adams County that would make two-family dwellings a use by right in the R-1-C single-family district and move final plat approval to the county's director of community and economic development.
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 voter roll accuracy challenges, DOJ enforcement actions, and citizen organizing efforts around Colorado election system ahead of the 2026 midterms.
Colorado
Explainer
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Explainer
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.
Could ways of interpreting adversity have political consequences? Dr. Brian Joondeph explains the difference in attitude between those who espouse progressive politics and those who have conservative values. Senior Policy Advisor with the Center for Renewing America Samara Brown discusses the midterm elections. Steve Barton explains why he is running for the State Board of Education, and Eric Bodenstab shares updates regarding his campaign for Colorado State House District 27. Plus we’ll talk with State Farm agent Roger Mangan and Jody Hinsey with Mint Financial Strategies.
PBIs (politicians, bureaucrats, and interested parties) are conniving to raid your TABOR refunds and your pocketbook. TABOR expert Natalie Menten explains why to vote NO NO on Proposition NN and NO on Amendment 87, the graduated income tax. Author Steve Goreham discusses his involvement with the documentary A Climate Conversation II. Delaney Dreckman shares updates regarding her campaign for Erie Town Council. Plus we’ll talk with Hakeem Anwar with Above Phone and Jon Boesen with Boesen Law.
Property taxes. Rancher Trent Loos discusses the wealth transfer from everyday Americans to PBIs (politicians, bureaucrats, and interested parties) via property taxes. Engaged citizen Mike Rawluk explains why to vote NO on Proposition 137, the raid on your sporting goods TABOR refunds. Kristopher Johnson shares updates regarding his campaign for House District 24. Wayne Pacelle notes his views on Amendment 83, the constitutional right to hunt and fish. Plus we’ll talk with owner of Radiance Power Carl Jones and mortgage broker Lorne Levy.
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 and progress. The Colorado vibe is gone, and it’s because of public policy. Colorado House District 30 candidate William Switzer explains why Colorado is in dire need of a rebrand. House District 40 candidate Clinton Porter addresses his opponent’s lack of campaign finance reporting. Plus we’ll talk with RE/MAX realtor Karen Levine.
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.
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Membership
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Appearance
Kim Monson leads a discussion of the 2026 Colorado ballot measures so voters can make informed decisions. The cost, including lunch, is $60.
with Kim Monson · Guest Speaker
Tuesday, October 27 · 11:30 AM · 240 Union Restaurant, 240 Union Boulevard, Lakewood
STARRS
Kim Monson moderates this forum, which runs from 6:00 to 8:00 PM. Stand Together Against Racism and Radicalism in the Services (STARRS) invited all seven candidates for Colorado governor on the ballot. Admission is free but limited to 300 seats by advance registration.
with Kim Monson · Moderator
Wednesday, October 28 · 6:00 PM · Legacy Campus, 10035 South Peoria Street, Lone Tree
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
