This week Darcie and Jeff sit down with transgender cyclist Jillian Bearden to talk cycling, blood testing, Colorado Springs and being a mom and wife. Jillian schools us on hormone levels and chats about her founding of the first transgender cycling squad, the Trans National Women's Cycling Team. We also catch you up on Dryanuary.

Join us this week as we talk about the Colorado Springs Airport. Sounds boring, right? But airports are vital to strong cities, and making the COS airport stronger means that our city is more economically viable. We break down how the airport functions within city operations, its budget, passenger loads and how we would like to see it evolve. Also a quick Dryanuary update. Thanks for listening!

Darcie and Jeff sit down with friend of the show Maggie to discuss Jeff and Maggie's recent Nissan Leaf purchases, the issues with trying to road trip with electric cars, Jeff's Christmas road trip disaster and the things we all enjoy most about being on the open road.

Producer Daniel and Russ from the Wild Goose Meeting House join Jeff and Darcie to talk the highlights of 2016. We also talk future projects and what each person hopes 2017 will bring. Enjoy the show!

Jeff and Darcie spend some time catching up on news items that you may have missed. A handy episode for people sick of the political reporting but still wondering why Wonder Woman got fired as a UN Ambassador. Enjoy the show!

Trump's cabinet picks continue! In Part Two Jeff, Jim and Darcie delve into the pick for UN Ambassador, the new National Security Adviser and more. We also talk about Jim's odd devotion to a Chinese clothing website and try out some new intros for the show. Enjoy the show!

In Part One of our coverage on Donald Trump's Cabinet Appointments we cover:

Steve Bannon as Chief Strategist and Senior Advisor (5:45)

Steve Mnuchi, Department of Treasury (12:45)

Elaine Chao, Department of Transportation (18:55)

Andrew Puzder, Secretary of Labor (27:28)

Retired Marine General James 'Mad-dog' Mattis, Secretary of Defense (34:32)

Ben Carson, Department of Housing and Urban Development (41:30)

Betsy DeVos, Department of Education (48:02)

There is a lot of talk about the Electoral College these days. Will they vote Trump in as president? Should they? Do the people have any influence? We take a look at the history of the process and how it has influenced the presidential candidate that we all get. How much is your vote worth? Hint: It isn't '1' like you would expect . . .

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City Councilwoman Jill Gaebler joins us to talk about local Colorado Springs politics. Gaebler just announced her run for re-election for District 5 (downtown area). Tune in to hear what local concerns are on her mind, and what we can expect in the future. In this episode we talk about global warming, land use, infill and development, and the PlanCOS initiative to get community feedback on our town's trajectory. Get more information on this show and all our others at www.thelittlelondonshow.com. Don't forget to subscribe and share!

The United States of America has the highest prison population rate in the world. Within that prison population there are stark racial lines, and stark economic lines. How did we get here? Why does our system look the way it does? We dive in to explore it historically, legally, and practically.

Prison reform has been a hot topic lately. Understand where we, as a country, are starting so you can understand policy changes coming down the pike. This episode is available on iTunes, Stitcher or Soundcloud. Get more episodes and source information at www.thelittlelondonshow.com.