Businessman and philanthropist Steve Schuck has made it his life's mission to free working families of the shackles created by government run education. His charity, Parents Challenge, provides funding and training to empower families to send their kids to a school of their choice, be it public or private.
Andrew Feinstein is the owner of several Denver businesses, including Tracks, Denver's most popular and longest lasting gay nightclub. He is a perfect example of the many business owners trying to survive under the new political realities created by Colorado's progressives.
Never before have so many anti gun bills been introduced into the Colorado legislature, and with a supermajority of Democrats in charge, they could all pass Second Amendment Scholar, David Kopel is arguably the nation's greatest researcher on gun issues. So are these bills constitutional?
Why is it we love entrepreneurs until they become a huge success, then we hate them for having the wealth they built? John Tillman of the American Culture Project thinks innovators and entrepreneurs on all levels should be celebrated.
Have you ever considered how your favorite hobby might be racist? Lori Gimelshteyn's eighth grade son was asked this question in a school assignment. How would you react and how should he answer?
Political Activist, Ean Tafoya, talks about his solutions for solving Denver's problems.
Could Colorado become on of the seven states that have no income tax? Vance Ginn, Senior Fellow at Independence Institute, believes the state is headed in that direction.
Former Chairman of Molson Coors Brewing Company, Pete Coors, talks about the declining trend in craft beer and the fight to stay relevant in the market.
KOA Talk Show Host Mandy Connell remarks on how Denver has become a dirty city in her decade living in Colorado.
Retired Chief Judge Dennis Maes, talks about the scandal at the Colorado Supreme Court.
Political activist Tom Tancredo talks about his time in office, immigration, and his case for Donald Trump.
Rich Guggenheim, of Gays Against Groomers, discusses his frustrations with the trans community indoctrinating children.
Psychedelic Educator, Ashley Troxell used to be a Democrat until she discovered that the Colorado Democrats were under the script of big pharma.
Former State Chair Dick Wadhams with his predictions on Colorado's 2024 election cycle.
Erik Voorhees founder of ShapeShift, talks about the impending bond market crash and how you can opt-out with Bitcoin.
Filmmaker, Author, and Business Executive Jennifer Sey talks about her new film.
Why would Colorado choose to dump wolves in counties that overwhelmingly opposed it? Sherrie Peif, Investigative Reporter with Complete Colorado discusses this and more.
Westword Editor Patty Calhoun, talks about the tangled ball of string that is Colorado Politics.
Colorado's energy prices are going up and reliability is going down. Amy Cooke, Independence Institute's Energy & Environmental Policy Director explains why.
Kyle Dyer, Co-Editor & Writer of When Colorado Went Major League, talks about her documentary on the making of the Colorado Rockies.
Colorado has been inundating businesses with so many new regulations and onerous programs that business owners are struggling to keep up. Ed Sealover, Editor of the Sum & Substance talks about the conversations that need to be happening at the state level.
Dr. John Dygert of Pinnacle Advanced Primary Care talks about a new system that is making doctors love their work again; focusing on the patient, not a computer screen.
Why is Denver's homeless problem so rampant, yet Colorado Springs barely has any? Jack Briggs, President & CEO of Springs Rescue Mentions talks about the consequences of providing the wrong incentives.
Proposition HH went down hard in November's election, forcing Jared Polis to call a special session. Marianne Goodland, Chief Legislative Reporter for Colorado Politics and the Gazettes, is wondering if Polis got the message.
Former Chair of the State GOP, Dick Wadhams discusses what happens next with voters soundly rejecting Proposition HH.
Former Colorado Supreme Court Justice Becky Kourlis talks about her experience in the state court and ways to reform the system.
Former State Senator and State Representative Penfield Tate discusses the evolving challenges with modern-day progressives and conservatives, highlighting the difficulties of constructive dialogue across the aisle
Talk Host Steffan Tubbs announces his departure from 710 KNUS. What is the future of talk radio if we continue to lose local talent?
Proposition HH has been described by various guests as "Sneaky", "Dishonest" and even "Diabolical". Small business owner Jim Noon and Fiscal Policy Director at Independence Institute Ben Murrey, talk about why Proposition HH is so bad for Coloradans.
Watch your step, now entering Denver, or Denver, now with 50% more feces, or Denver, take a crap wherever you like. Ok, we can do this all day, but seriously what has happened to the once clean city of Denver? Vanessa Rutledge with Citizens for a Safe & Clean Denver talks about solutions needed to clean up this city. Does Mayor Mike Johnston have the answers or is it just more of the same failed policies?
