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Update frequency:
every 25 days
Average audio length:
54 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United States
66 episodes
since April 24, 2021
episodic

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For episode 55, I interviewed Audrey DeBarros who is the executive director of Communing Solutions which is a regional transportation management organization that serves the Northwest Metro Area including Boulder.  She is also running for elected office as an RTD Board member for district O which c…

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For episode 54, I interviewed Hep Ingham who is a concerned citizen living east of the Boulder Municipal Airport and is frustrated with his aviation enthusiast neighbors.  We talked about the dangers of breathing lead nanoparticles and the Reed-Hillview Airport lead study which showed the harmful e…
I’d like to share a couple of reflections on spirituality.  The first is a short 2-part essay I wrote about a mystical experience I had in Northern Minnesota called Pontoon Boat High Dive.  The second is a taken from a comedy set I performed on my 50th birthday where I contemplated what I love abou…
For episode 53, I interviewed Rachel Irons who is a cofounder and CEO of Nude Foods Market which is on a mission to build a new food system based on circular economies, regenerative farming practices, and reusable jars.   I met her at the Boulder store early on a Sunday morning and we discussed wha…
Shay Castle stopped in to interview me to talk about season four of Sharing Boulder. Shay is a long time local journalist in Boulder County known for the Boulder and her new podcast, the Boulder Valley Frequency, which is a weekly news program that drops every Wednesday morning. I’m really happy sh…
Jack Rosenthal is an RTD Board candidate and transit enthusiast. I met him at his downtown Boulder office where we talked about our mutual love for public transit, the challenges RTD faces, why we need a train to Boulder and Longmont, and why he’s running for elected office.  I appreciate Jack’s pl…
For episode fifty, I spoke with Glenda Russell who is a historian of the LGBTQ movement as it has unfolded here in Boulder and Colorado and beyond. Glenda has had a long career as a clinical psychologist, educator, and writer and has a PhD in psychology from the University of Colorado at Boulder (’…
For episode forty-nine, I spoke with Ren Q. Dawe who is a trans activist, comedian, writer, and educator who lives and works in Boulder and has been performing his comedy all over the front range. I have mentioned a few times in passing that I enjoy performing comedy, but I’ve never said much else …
For episode forty-eight, I spoke with Sarah Wells who is a partner in the real estate agency Live Work Denver which specializes in co-buying real estate which is simply a way to buy homes with other people. Sarah is one of the founders of the Queen City Cooperative and is the Board Chair for the Bo…
For episode forty-seven, I spoke with Eric Budd who is a political activist and organizer who has been involved in various issues such as occupancy reform, even year elections, and advocacy for cycling. He is also involved in various organizations including Boulder Progressives, Better Boulder, Bou…
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