Dave O’Rourke joins Kim to discuss A Climate Conversation and the special screening and panel discussion on September 28th at Rockley’s Event Center. The purpose of A Climate Conversation is to shed light on the unfiltered truth of the ongoing climate narrative. The documentary will have it’s Colorado premiere on the 28th, and it’ll debut globally on the weekend of October 14th. As the name of the documentary suggests, its purpose is to spark an honest conversation and to let viewers guide themselves to their own conclusions. To purchase tickets to the screening, go here. Listen to the full interview in the second hour.
Interview with Toby Damisch
Douglas County Assessor Toby Damisch explains that taxing authorities could lower mill levies to offer relief. Douglas County is currently grappling with an unprecedented influx of over 35,000 property tax appeals this year, far surpassing the usual expectation of around 10%. This extraordinary surge in appeals can, in part, be attributed to the repeal of the Gallagher Amendment. Property tax rates are on the rise for all residents, without exception, underscoring the urgency for comprehensive reform and simplification of the property tax system. In this context, Damisch, a prominent advocate for change, urges viewers to engage with their county officials and actively participate in the appeal process to address this pressing issue.
Interview with Lori Gimelshteyn and Daniel Fenalson
Lori Gimelshteyn with Colorado Parents Advocacy Network discusses their upcoming school safety summit. The Colorado Parent Advocacy Network is hosting a school safety summit this Sunday at Saint Thomas Moore Church. Among the panelists, Daniel, a survivor of the 2014 Seattle Pacific University shooting, will be sharing his insights and experiences, contributing to the important discussions surrounding school safety during the event.
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