Young people are getting outvoted by their senior neighbors. Find out by how much in this episode of The Little London Show. We dive in with friends-of-the-show Aaron and Mattie to talk about voting, numbers, districts and swaying elections just by dropping off a ballot.

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One of our most listened to episodes last year was our Young Professional's Guide to Gettin' Jiggy Wit It in COS. Our guest, Melissa, talked about the pitfalls of dating, especially in Colorado Springs. This year, we brought guys in to share their side of the dating story. Listen is as Sam and Will share their hilarious, heartbreaking and borderline inappropriate experiences. (Warning: Borderline inappropriate experiences not suitable for children.)

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This week we dive into what maternity leave looks like for the United States. Spoiler alert: it isn't pretty! We review the Family Medical Leave Act (FMLA) which lays out our current system and take a look at how private companies, and the world, approaches maternity leave and why this is such an important issue. Join us! And as always, thanks for listening!

We bring back Friend of the Show Scott Spillman from the Colorado Encyclopedia and add in local prohibition expert and your favorite local cocktail artist Nate Windham from Lee Spirits.

Listen in and get the interesting history of our country that brought about prohibition, and it's eventual demise. We go all the back to the founding of the country and end up discussing our favorite local cocktails and spirits.

This is our fourth episode in our ongoing history series. Check out the other episodes at www.thelittlelondonshow.com.

This week we delve into tax revenues. Specifically, marijuana tax revenue. Sexy right? The proponents of legalizing recreational pot in Colorado said it would help fix schools and improve our educational system. Is that really the case? Tune in to find out. We were a bit surprised.

We are releasing this week's show early so you can get informed and get to a special event happening Wednesday evening!

Wednesday February 22nd at 5:30pm, the city will host a special reveal of the downtown road improvements and bike infrastructure work that is happening in 2017 and 2018. The meeting is at Studio Bee at the Pikes Peak Center.

In this episode Sarah Humbarger of Downtown Partnership and Cully Radvillas of BikeCOS talk to us about bike plans and economic development surrounding this project. Listen here first, then get to the meeting show your enthusiastic support.

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Betsy Devos was confirmed as the Secretary of Education recently, but what does that mean to us, really?

We dive in (with the help of D.C. Jim) to talk U.S. Education, vouchers, public school and the influence of money in Congress.

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There is a whole-lotta stuff going on and it is really hard to keep up! We picked out the top stories and bring you the bullet points. Included are some myths and facts about the Immigration Executive Order that resulted in chaos, Trumps approach to "negotiating" with big pharma, what it really means that Steve Bannon is now on the National Security Council, the story behind acting Attorney General Sally Yates getting fired, and more. We also talk about some of the things keeping us sane this week - because everyone needs a happy place.

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This week we cover the upcoming city council elections, the candidates in each district, commercial aeronautical zones, Colorado Springs Forward and the Dryanuary 2017 party!

There are a lot of answers to the question "How did we get here?" This is just one of them.

In this episode of The Little London Show we dive into the strategic manipulation of the voting public - Gerrymandering. We cover it from it's history to it's recent ramifications.

While the word in itself might be boring, the affect and power of the act has been in existence since the 1800s. Whenever you hear the terms "districting" or "redistricting" think of the salamander's tail that got 1810 Massachusetts' Governor Eldbridge Gerry in trouble and gives the party in power a chance to redraw lines so they stay in power.

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