Col. Bill Rutledge will share the fascinating story of John Heisman, namesake of the Heisman Trophy, and also talk about the December 6, 1941 attack on Pearl Harbor. John Heisman, the son of German immigrants, showed a talent for writing in his youth while nurturing a strong passion for football. He attended Brown University before transferring to the University of Pennsylvania, where he played football and later graduated from its Law School. After graduation, Heisman embarked on a coaching career at various schools, where he gained a reputation for his strategic skills in football. His contributions are widely regarded as pivotal in popularizing the sport of football. Listen to the full interview in the first hour.
Interview with Natalie Menten and Brandon Wark
Natalie Menten and Brandon Wark of Free State Colorado explain what happened during Colorado’s special session debacle. In response to the defeat of Prop HH, the special session called by Polis led to the introduction of 14 bills, which are perceived as unfair, similar to the proposition. The notable exception among these is a bill aimed at capping property taxes. Despite this measure, there’s an ongoing concern that Polis is not exerting sufficient effort to adequately address and mitigate property taxes.
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