Can Sodium Beat Lithium in the Battery Race? with Landon Mossburg
How do you power the AI revolution without breaking the electric grid? And why is one former Tesla executive betting that the answer isn’t lithium?Landon Mossburg, founder and CEO of Peak Energy, shares the technology that could redefine America’s energy future.After helping scale Tesla’s Gigafact…
Governor Jared Polis on Quantum, Aerospace, and What Colorado Is Leaving on the Table
Colorado Governor Jared Polis has five months left in office, and Dan didn't want a retrospective. Polis leads with the win he's proudest of: Colorado went from 27th in the country for preschool enrollment to 3rd, and #1 in the nation for education — funded by a ballot measure that passed with more…
Trey Foskett on Genomics, Gene Editing, and Boulder's Life Sciences Comeback
Trey Foskett is the co-founder and CEO of Watchmaker Genomics in Boulder. Sequencing the first human genome took ten years and $3 billion. Twenty-five years later, that cost has fallen roughly 100,000-fold: a drop that outpaced Moore's Law, and one most people outside the field never noticed.
Watc…
Rural Venture Capital in Colorado — with Cory Finney
Cory Finney is Managing Partner of Howdy Partners, the rural Colorado venture fund formerly known as Greater Colorado Venture Fund. He and Dan are both investors in Agile Space Industries, which builds spacecraft thrusters in Durango. When Agile went looking for a home for its new rocket engine tes…
Colorado's Graduated Income Tax and Housing Crisis | Jarvis Caldwell
Jarvis Caldwell is the House Minority Leader in the Colorado House of Representatives, and he got there in his first term. He grew up in a trailer, went into the medical field the day after high school, then joined the Air Force and kept fighter jets flying out of Bagram. In 2010, in a bunker durin…
Why Is Boulder So Expensive? Housing, Zoning & the Next Aspen | Jill Adler Grano
Jill Adler Grano is running for Boulder City Council, and she has spent years in the public record working out how Boulder got so expensive. Her answer starts in 1955, when the city adopted low-density postwar zoning. Today, 74.3% of Boulder's residential zoning is still low density. In the 1970s, …
Amendment 87 and Colorado’s Income Tax | Former Governor Bill Owens
Bill Owens was Colorado’s governor from 1999 to 2007, and he is still the last Republican to hold the office. He grew up in Texas, one of five kids of a door-to-door salesman who reminded them that every morning, he was responsible for 21 meals. Bill came to Colorado by choice in his mid-twenties a…
AI in Schools: Should It Be Banned? | MagicSchool AI Founder Adeel Khan
Adeel Khan was a Teach For America teacher, opened Conservatory Green High School in Denver in 2017, and later managed principals at the district level. Then he built MagicSchool. It reached a million educators in four months, and today more than 8 million educators have signed up. That’s more than…
How to Lead Without Being a Jerk: Steve Jobs, Elon Musk & the 7 Habits of Toughness | Matt Hunter
Matt Hunter was a founder for 15 years. He co-founded Turnstyle, which Yelp acquired in 2017, and served as president and US CEO of Founders Pledge. Today he’s an executive coach to founders and CEOs of venture-backed companies. His new book, Tough Enough: How to Lead a Team to Greatness Without Be…
How to Solve Poverty in Colorado | CrossPurpose CEO Jason Janz
Jason Janz co-founded CrossPurpose, a Denver nonprofit that helps families climb out of poverty through job training, credentials and wealth building. Over 15 years it has grown to about 3,000 families a year across four Denver-area campuses. About 2,000 of its graduates now earn their own living, …
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