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Keegan Swirbul is an American cyclist, who currently rides for Floyd's Pro Cycling (Floyd Landis). His major results include:

1st Mount Evans Hill Climb

1st MaillotUSA.PNG Road race, National Under–23 Road

2nd Overall Tour de Langkawi

2nd Road race, National Under–23 Road Championships

2nd Mount Evans Hill Climb

6th Overall Tour of the Gila

7th Overall Tour de Beauce

7th Overall Tour of Utah

This week on The Local's Show Erik Skarvan chats with Cathy Hall, solid waste manager of the Pitkin County Landfill.

On this episode of the Jerry Bovino Show host Jerry Bovino interviews Aspen author Catherine O'Connell about getting published and piercing the literary firewall.

Greg Casteel holds the Guinness World Record for being the oldest pro bull rider. Here he is interviewed by Erik Skarvan about his history with bull riding, what it took to earn the world record, his new line of bbq sauce, his mission, and much more.

On this episode of The Local's Show host Erik Skarvan talks with Aspen's newest mayor...Torre! Topics include lift 1A, human/bear interactions, and Aspen's environmental trajectory.

with Justin Picken and Dr. Nicola Siso

Filmed on 8.11.2019 at the Aspen Art Museum

We met around Oscar Tuazon’s Fire Worship to rekindle memories of the Aspen Art Museum from the last forty years. This marathon-style session will draw on voices that are to be featured in a new publication by the AAM, including individuals who participated in StoryCorps recordings in 2018. This warm gathering will collectively trace the oral history of the museum through two-minute anecdotes.

The Local's Show - "Nordic Nut" with Hailey Swirbul

"World's Oldest Pro Bull Rider, yeee haaaa!" with Greg Casteel by GrassPods

In 2017 and 2018, as a part of a whistleblowing effort, James Lindsay, Peter Boghossian, and Helen Pluckrose wrote ideologically-driven, morally horrific papers and submitted them to leading peer-reviewed academic journals. Seven of these were published, and seven more were under review before their project was uncovered and subsequently revealed by the Wall Street Journal. The trio’s intention was to expose a kind of academic corruption (idea laundering) that puts radical social and political agendas ahead of scholarship and a dispassionate search for truth.

Aspen attendees had the opportunity to hear from all three whistleblowers who discussed what, in their opinion, is going on behind the scenes in universities today, and how activist "scholarship" is making its way into many aspects of our increasingly fraught civic culture. They explained what they dubbed "grievance studies," described how certain university departments are indoctrinating college students into a perpetual "grievance" mindset, and illustrated how "applied postmodernism" seeks to "remake society."