This weeks episode features Lesley Hollywood, the Executive Director of Rally for our Rights and all around citizen activist. She walks us through what transpired during this years legislative session that came to a close last week. Six new gun control bills were passed into law and Lesley walks us through each one. 

Beer of the week is back!!!

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We take a look at this past weekend with parade's and local celebrations back on the menu. We also take a look at the fun stuff that is coming up in northern Colorado, and we end with discuss the 5.4 Billion dollar transportation and infrastructure bill that has passed in CO.

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We lay out the situation with Leslie Arnold, the former superintendent of the Johnstown/Milliken school district. Then we dive into the fun and exciting time that was Tuesday nights Loveland city council meeting; hopefully you brought your popcorn. And we finish up talking housing and water in northern Colorado.

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Our guest for this week cancelled 4 hours before we were set to record, so we changed things up. We have a NoCO news update and we dive into the confrontational topic of abortion. Last year Colorado had a ballot initiative and now multiple states are banning abortions, most recently Texas with levying worst punishments on those that have an abortion than those that commit rape.

 We end it on the lighter side with the beer of the week, Wibby Brewing out of Longmont.

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We dive into protests at vaccine sites, update on the Garner case. 3 new bills signed into law by Gov Polis. We also take a look at the Johnstown-Milliken superintendents termination. And last but certainly not least we have the beer of the week!

A fun filled episode of local news, including the bill passage of Human composting. Loveland DA will have the Garner report out shortly. We also sit down with Terje Whitmore of Country Financial and talk with him about planning during and after the pandemic and what it was like opening an office in Loveland as the pandemic hit in 2020. 

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We dive into some of the controversy that came out of Loveland council on Tuesday. A talk about banning menthol tobacco products, and a deep dive into mental health and the unspoken struggle of the year behind us.

After 8 weeks off the air, we are back. A simple episode covering a few of the main events that have hit international news from northern Colorado. We will be back to Thursday releases of new episodes moving forward.

In Episode 24, Backyard Tap Owner Zed Brooks weighs in on surviving COVID in downtown Loveland and the Social Justice movement. Beer of the Week goes to Gilded Goat in Fort Collins. 

In Episode 23, Larimer Co. Republican Party Chair Ron Weinberg discusses the state of the Republican Party in Northern Colorado after the Democrats controlled the 2020 election cycle. Also, the vile reaction to Rush Limbaugh's death exposes a venomous hatred in Colorado politics. 

The beer of the week goes to Grimm Bros. Brewery in Loveland.