Willie B from 107.9 KBPI sits down with WIGNZ for an unfiltered, hilarious, and unexpectedly powerful conversation about 30+ years in Denver radio.

From growing up on a Kentucky dairy farm to becoming one of the most recognizable voices on Colorado airwaves, Willie shares the stories that built his legacy — the wild 90s radio era, listener-driven chaos, dial changes, Guinness World Record attempts, and the real bond behind what he calls the “BPI family.”

But this isn’t just radio war stories.

We dive into Cars for Christmas and the Willie B Foundation, where he and his crew refurbish and gift vehicles to people who desperately need reliable transportation. You’ll hear how one radio stunt turned into decades of impact — and why Willie believes effort beats everything.

If you grew up on KBPI, love Denver culture, care about local radio, or just want to hear how longevity is actually built, this episode delivers.

WIGNZ sits down with Larry Ulibarri and Kathie J for a full Colorado radio reunion packed with the stories listeners still quote to this day. From the KS1075 morning show era to Cozy 101.1 today, they break down the chaos, the chemistry, the classic bits, and the behind the scenes moments that made Denver mornings feel like a family.

They relive the trips, the parodies, the viral moments before “viral” was even a thing, and the reason this trio still hits the same. Loud, honest, hilarious, and pure Denver nostalgia.

DJ Squizzy Taylor is the man behind the music at Broncos games and a true Colorado native. From his early days in Denver’s music scene to running in game entertainment at Empower Field, Squizzy explains what it really takes to move 77,000 people in real time.

In this episode of the IM FROM DENVER Podcast, Squizzy breaks down how he reads the crowd, works directly with players, reacts to the game moment by moment, and why timing matters more than playlists. He also shares how he’s building culture off the field through his Higher Power team, Foreplay Kitchen and Cocktails, and the Celebrate Life Foundation focused on financial literacy and community impact.

This conversation is about music, preparation, Denver pride, and why keeping the city’s stories alive matters more than ever.

Born and raised in North Denver, longtime Colorado sportscaster Vic Lombardi sits down with Brandon Lloyd and Producer WIGNZ for. Vic breaks down how sports helped him learn English as the son of Italian immigrants, the 12 year old dream to become a sportscaster in Denver, the grind of unpaid internships, and finally coming home to Channel 4 in 1998.

They get into the loss of “fan innocence” when you work in media, the renaissance of Denver sports right now, Elway’s pressure and legacy, and Vic’s funniest and most honest takes on Denver’s culture shift, gentrification, and the relabeling of neighborhoods. Vic also shares his prostate cancer journey and why men need to get tested earlier. Real Denver stories, real sports perspective, and real talk from one of the voices of Colorado.

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Why do so many athletes break down even when they’re training “the right way”?

On this episode of the IM FROM DENVER Podcast, former NFL wide receiver Brandon Lloyd and Producer WIGNZ sit down with Austin Einhorn, founder of The Evolved Coach, to challenge traditional ideas about training, injury prevention, and performance.

Austin has worked with professional athletes across major sports, but the lessons in this conversation apply to anyone who still trains, competes, or wants to stay active without constant pain. From biomechanics and movement to Achilles injuries, shoulder health, and real-world preparation, this episode breaks down why injuries aren’t random—and what needs to change.

Whether you’re a former athlete, coach, or recreational competitor, this episode will reshape how you think about your body and your training.

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Recorded at Guerrilla Sports Studio, Brandon Lloyd and Producer WIGNZ link up with guest Andy Zodin for a rapid-fire Colorado sports episode powered by Mountain States Toyota.

The crew opens with Denver’s rare “hat trick” sports day and a real question Broncos fans can’t stop asking: who are these guys and is this 11–2, AFC one-seed run legit or a house of cards. Brandon breaks down what’s changed under Sean Payton, why discipline in the run game matters heading into real matchups, and how Bo Nix should and shouldn’t be used as the season tightens up.

Then it gets spicy: target distribution, why Courtland Sutton needs more looks, and what’s really going on with Troy Franklin’s hands. From there, the conversation swings to CSU hiring Jim Mora Jr. and why it could be the most important stability move the program has made in years heading into the Pac-12 shift.

We also hit the uncomfortable CU conversation: spending, expectations, and whether the ROI is matching the noise. Plus, a major salute to Cherry Creek legend Dave Logan and what his continued dominance means for Colorado football culture.

Also featured: Brandon’s visit to Food Bank of the Rockies and why support matters beyond the holidays.

This podcast is brought to you by Mountain States Toyota: Colorado’s number one Toyota volume dealer—trusted, transparent, and built to take care of Colorado drivers.

On this episode of the IM FROM DENVER Podcast, Brandon Lloyd sits down with Jake Savageau, Co-founder of FarmBox Foods, and Jason Brown, VP of Operations — the team behind the Coolest Thing Made in Colorado award-winning Vertical Hydroponic Farm.

FarmBox Foods is a Colorado-based company that designs and builds fully enclosed, climate-controlled container farms capable of producing high-yield, nutrient-dense food almost anywhere. Their vertical hydroponic, gourmet mushroom, and fodder farms are helping hospitals, schools, restaurants, nonprofits, and communities tackle food insecurity and rethink how and where food is grown.

Brandon digs into the origin story, how a small warehouse project turned into a scalable platform, the engineering behind the farms, and the patience it took to grind through years of R&D. They talk about deployments across the country and abroad, work with food banks and schools, growing mushrooms and tree seedlings in containers, and even FarmBox’s emerging partnership with NASA.

It’s a true Colorado entrepreneurial story with global impact — from Castle Rock whiteboards to containers feeding communities and supporting research for space.

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Brandon Lloyd sits down with Apex Cool Labs founders Evy Lyons and Ariel Paul to talk about how a simple idea turned into one of the coolest innovations coming out of Colorado. Their product, the Narwhals, is a palm-cooling device changing how athletes, firefighters, and workers perform and recover. The conversation dives into how they built the company, the science behind cooling for performance, and what it means to grow a business right here in Colorado.

Former Denver Bronco and 11-year NFL veteran Brandon Lloyd steps into a new role as the host of I’m From Denver, bringing his insight, energy, and deep Colorado roots to the mic. Joined by Producer WIGNZ, Brandon kicks off the new era of the show with a real Denver conversation about football, lifestyle, tailgates, music, and what makes this city impossible to leave.

They dive into Coach Prime’s old-school toughness and the “win one for the Gipper” moment following his recent health scare, take a hard look at the Broncos’ offensive and defensive struggles, and discuss Brandon’s Hall of Fame eligibility and what legacy means to him.

Brandon also launches a new segment, The Hunt for the Best Broncos Tailgate, exploring the food, fits, and fan pride that define game day in Denver.

00:00 Introduction01:22 Brandon’s Journey to Denver02:11 Deion Sanders and Colorado Football03:21 The Old School Football Mentality04:32 Brandon’s Personal Football Stories07:15 Broncos Performance Breakdown16:06 Tailgating and Colorado Culture19:33 Brandon’s Music Career22:46 Hall of Fame Reflections26:33 Wrap-Up and What’s Next

Brandon Lloyd is an 11-year NFL veteran and former Denver Bronco, a community-driven storyteller with elite football IQ and a deep love for Colorado.

I’m From Denver is Colorado’s conversation — sports, music, food, people, and the culture that make this state one of a kind.

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Bradley Roulier and Shawn Sabo of Manufactured Superstars discuss their journey from co-founding Beatport to becoming major figures in the electronic music scene. They talk about their rise as DJs, their experiences remixing for artists like Bruno Mars and David Guetta, and their upcoming reunion performance at Coloween in Denver. The duo also shares insights into their entrepreneurial ventures, including Brad’s work with Bounce Empire and Shawn’s involvement in the cannabis industry.