In this episode, Jimmy Sengenberger fills in for Ross Kaminski. The conversation starts with a discussion about the ongoing partial government shutdown, with Jimmy and Jeana discussing the impact on TSA employees and the potential consequences of a prolonged shutdown. They also touch on the recent wildfires in Nebraska and how they're affecting Colorado. Later, they're joined by Matt Crane, executive director of the Colorado County Clerks Association, to talk about the Save America Act and its potential impact on Colorado's voting system.

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Jimmy Sengenberger fills in for Ross Kaminski. They discuss the ongoing Operation Epic Fury in Iran, with significant developments in recent days. President Trump claims regime change, but Babak Behzadi, an Iranian American political activist, weighs in on the matter. They explore the complexities of regime change, the role of the US, and the potential for a peaceful resolution. The conversation also touches on the economic impact of the war, including the closure of the Strait of Hormuz and the effects on global markets.

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In this episode, Ross dives into a wild morning, starting with a two-week-old peanut butter fudge that's still going strong. He shares his thoughts on the fudge's remarkable shelf life and how it's become a daily ritual. The conversation takes a turn as Ross discusses the recent news about Delta Airlines suspending special services for members of Congress due to the government shutdown. He also touches on the NTSB expert stuck in a TSA line for three hours, the lawsuit against Meta for allegedly endangering children online, and the stock market's reaction to the Iran situation.

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In this episode, we're joined by State Senator Cleave Simpson, the minority leader in the Colorado State Senate. He shares insights on the state budget, discussing the recent budget shortfall and the challenges of crafting a balanced budget. Cleave also talks about his work on a bill that supports agricultural producers, aiming to keep farmers on the land and water tied to the land. We also dive into the dynamic of being in the minority in the legislature and how Republicans and Democrats can work together on key issues.

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Today's episode of the podcast is a wide-ranging conversation that covers everything from the war in Iran to the importance of disagreeing better. Host Ross talks about President Trump's claims of substantive talks with Iran, expressing skepticism that these talks are actually happening. He also discusses the movie Project Hail Mary, which is doing well at the box office, and the business story behind it. Additionally, the episode touches on the Colorado egg industry, with a guest from the Colorado Egg Producers discussing the current state of the industry and the challenges it faces.

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In this episode, host Ross welcomes Memphis Orian and John Medina, the CEO and Chief Creative Officer of Coba Bathhouse, a unique wellness destination coming soon to Denver. They discuss the concept of a bath house, where guests can choose from various thermal amenities, including saunas, hot pools, and cold plunges. The hosts explore the business side of this innovative venture, which is gaining traction in the wellness industry. Memphis and John share their vision for creating a space where people can relax, unwind, and connect with others, and discuss the potential for this type of business to thrive in the US market.

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In this episode, Bill Scebbi, executive director of the Colorado Egg Producers, shares insights on the state of Colorado's agriculture industry. He discusses the importance of agriculture in the state's economy and the challenges the industry faces, including avian influenza. Bill highlights the dedication of farmers and workers in the industry, noting that about 200,000 people are employed in the sector. He also touches on the impact of government policies and the role of the state's agricultural department in supporting the industry. This conversation provides a unique perspective on the often-overlooked world of agriculture in Colorado.

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In this episode, Julia Minson, a PhD behavioral scientist and professor at the Harvard Kennedy School of Government, shares insights from her new book, How to Disagree Better. Julia discusses the difference between disagreement and argument, highlighting how we can have constructive conversations by being curious and genuinely interested in others' perspectives. She emphasizes the importance of active listening and provides a framework, the H-E-A-R method, to help us navigate disagreements with empathy and understanding. This conversation offers practical tips for improving our communication skills and building stronger relationships in our personal and professional lives.

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