This Just In: How to Spot Fake News Have you heard that Hillary Clinton is part of a pedophile ring? Or that both the Pope and Denzel Washington endorsed Donald … Continue reading "#42 Jim Clarke Associated Press Regional Director"

From Mars to Europa: A Comparison of 82N 82W & 23N 58E This talk focuses on research sites located at Canada’s Ellesmere Island and Muscat, Oman—locations that help scientists further … Continue reading "#41 Dr. John Spear"

Colorado School of Mines Chemical & Biological Engineering Department and University of Colorado Denver Department of Pediatrics The 1966 science fiction classic The Fantastic Voyage depicted a submarine and its … Continue reading "#40 Dr. Keith Neeves – Injectable Microbots for Removing Blood Clots"

We define sustainability as making a positive and meaningful impact on the social, environmental and economic issues that affect our business, employees and other stakeholders. Great Environment Our environmental … Continue reading "#39 Fred Linton – MillerCoors Environmental Sustainability"

Avalanches can happen to those skiing, snowboarding, snowmobiling, hiking, driving, hunting, bike riding, and more. If you live, work, or recreate in snowy mountains, you need to learn about avalanches … Continue reading "#38 Rick Grubin – Know Before You Go: Avalanche Safety"

From October 11, 2016 From the earliest colonists to the today’s hobbyists, Americans have made their own beer for centuries. These home brewers have, at times, met demand in times … Continue reading "#37 Jason Hanson – Brew Your Own: The History of Home Brewing in America"

In a world of boring, heavy, complex information about energy and climate change, Ken’s talks are a breath of fresh air – fun, upbeat, quick, and clear! This talk will … Continue reading "#36 Ken Regelson – 100% Renewables? Let’s Go!"

Filmmaker, Entomologist and Dynamo Dr. Robert G. Hancock has studied, taught about and filmed insects all over the world.  His spectacular close-up footage has been featured on network and … Continue reading "#34 Dr. Robert G. Hancock, Metropolitan State University, Denver: Mosquitoes, Bed Bugs and Other Blood-Sucking Monsters."

Judy Denison and Don Parker Many people enjoy and utilize the open space areas found on Golden’s North and South table mesas, yet not all are aware of the fight … Continue reading "#33 Judy Denison and Don Parker Save The Mesas: How a Local Citizen Group Fought for Golden’s Trademark Open Space."

Jason Hason, Deputy State Historian Beer Here! A Local History of Brewing in Colorado The first locally brewed key of Colorado beer was tapped in Denver to rave reviews from … Continue reading "#32 Jason Hason, Deputy State Historian: Beer Here! A Local History of Brewing in Colorado."