The Jeff and Bill Show

Jeff and Bill start with Colorado Senator Scott Bright, who represents the district JBS calls home.  The Senator outlines the issues between the union and the plant along with outlining the disagreements that led to the strike.  Does Sen. Bright think the contract will be resolved or will JBS close the plant?  Then it's a conversation about Gov. Polis' silence on the issue.  Why hasn't he said anything?  

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You don't have to be Irish to celebrate St. Patrick's Day.  Steve and Elyse from Black Eye Pea are in studio with their traditional Irish Feast.  It's a three-day celebration featuring their Corned Beef and Cabbage, it's slow cooked overnight and hands down the best Corned Beef in town.  If you have not made plans for today meal, Black Eye Pea has you covered.  Menu: https://blackeyedpeacolorado.com/menu

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The Department of Education says Jeff Co Public Schools are violating Title IX by permitting transgender student access to bathrooms, locker rooms, and overnight accommodations.  Lindsay Datko, Jeffco Kids First joins Jeff and Bill to outline the decision and next steps.  Then Erin Lee, Protect Kids Colorado, joins the show to celebrate the ballot initiative we will get to vote on about trans athletes this fall.  

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Gubernatorial candidate and Colorado state Senator, Barb Kirkmeyer has gathered enough signatures to make the primary ballot.  She joins Jeff and Bill to talk about the primary and the strike at the JBS meat packing plant.  

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Employees at the JBS meat packing plant in Greeley are on strike.  Will this force the closure of the plant?  It's the first meat packing plant strike in 40 years.  Jeff, Bill, and callers discuss the union demands and JBS position on the contract.  Are the employees being unreasonable?  Can JBS afford to pay higher wages?   

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Jeff and Bill welcome Karen Gordey.  she has run for city council in Lakewood in the past and is pushing back on some rule changes passed last year by the local council. There are four measures that change the type of housing and where you can build in the city.  Listen to find out about the proposed changes that could be coming to your neighborhood next.  

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A Bill in the Colorado Legislature would create new restrictions on Sports Betting.  One of the Bil's sponsors, Rep. Dan Woog and Joshua Ewing, of Healthier Colorado join Jeff and Bill to outline the possible changes.  Restrictions on amount, number of bets placed in a 24-hour cycle, advertising and more are all addressed.  Can we put the toothpaste3 back in the tube? 

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Next month, it's the Colorado GOP party assembly, does it matter?  one week later the current party chair, Britta Horn is stepping down. GOP Gubernatorial candidate Victor Marx is still gathering petitions for get on the ballot. He joins Jeff and Bill with critiques of the state party leadership and to outline his fundraising haul.   

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Britta Horn, Colorado's GOP party Chair is resigning.  Horn will leave the week after the State assembly in April and about 6 months before the mid-terms.  How does this impact the GOP's chances in the fall elections?

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Recently Jeff and Bill discovered something missing.  Testosterone.  They got the T levels checked at Game Day Men's Health and are now receiving treatment.  Greg and Ampy Tyler from Game Day Men's Health in Cherry Creek are in studio and talk about the free test and why the clinic has ONLY 5-star reviews online.  You can get a free blood test to check your T levels and more plus 10% off your first three months when you schedule an appointment @ https://gamedayknus.com/

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