There are a lot of assumptions around Colorado Springs' non-profit community. Do we have more than most other cities our size? Do they run well? Can they be trusted? What makes some succeed and others fail? Jeff and I (Darcie) had some serious misinformation. Thankfully our guest this week, Michael Hannigan, was able to clear a lot of it up and set us on the right track. Hear the myths and the myths debunked by tuning in to this week's episode of The Little London Show.

In this week's episode we talk all things business: how to get started, the issues and pitfalls to look out for and what resources are available in our great city. We also catch up on Jeff's adventures in Cuba and Darcie's trip to North Dakota.

Bryce Crawford from Rocky Mountain Food Report joins us to talk about the latest news from the Colorado Springs restaurant scene, what its like being a reviewer in a small city and what he is excited for in 2016. We also talk about the latest rumors in the restaurant industry.

The closing of the Martin Drake Power Plant is making headlines. City Council acting as the utilities board has voted to decommission the downtown monstrosity by 2035 with Unit 5 heading into decommission by the end of 2017. What took them so long to make the decision? Was it the best option? How do these decisions come about? We ask these questions and a lot more as we talk about how power gets throughout COS.

We put Jeff and his bro Daniel in the studio to talk all things family, lots of sports, and a host of other topics. Would you let your kid play football? Do you watch the SuperBowl? Does working from home really work? We cover it all on The Bro Show!

We visit with our friend Melissa to talk about dating in a city that is...pretty weird to date in. Melissa and Darcie team up to talk about what works on dating profiles, what doesn't work and what "ghosting" means. We also talk dating horror stories and what Tinder is.

In this weeks episode with sit down with Scott Spillman from the newly launched Colorado Encyclopedia to talk Colorado Springs history. Scott takes us through some of the highlights of the founding of our city and how we evolved into having such a huge military presence. In Jeff's absence later in the show Darcie checks in with Jeff's brother Dan to discuss Jeff's flakiness when it comes to family chores and how Dan produces the show.

In this week's episode we take a look at the United States Olympic Committee. Why is the USOC in Colorado Springs? What does it add to our city? Why was Lionel Rivera appointed one of the worst people in the World? Also, we check with Jeff's no drinking in January efforts and talk Darcie's awesome neighborhood.

Colorado Springs has a legacy of health. Established and known as a health resort in the late 1800s and early 1900s, we have maintained a certain level of fitness and attracted many who appreciate and take advantage of the active outdoor lifestyle that is offered here. What would it mean to further embrace this legacy and identity and become an even healthier city? Join us as we discuss The Year of the Healthy City as well as share our own New Year's Resolutions for this first episode of 2016.

For our last show of 2015 we sit down to talk with Russ Ware and Yemi Mobolade. In a free ranging conversation we touch on Liquor Board hearings, how the downtown core is developing and where Russ and Yemi see Colorado Springs going in 2016. We also hear about a great new coffee spot currently located in Acacia Park, Story Coffee Co.