The Ross Kaminsky Show

In this episode, Ross chats with Ed Prather about the current state of the Denver metro area real estate market. Ed shares insights on how interest rates have impacted the market, with prices dropping quicker than anywhere else in the country. They discuss the dynamic of properties going under contract with multiple offers versus those sitting on the market, and how location plays a significant role in this phenomenon. Ed also touches on the sensitivity of the market to interest rate changes and the impact on inventory levels.

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Today's episode covers a lot of ground, from the markets to politics and even a little bit of food for thought. We dive into the latest market moves, with oil prices taking a hit after news of a potential agreement in Iran. We also discuss the changing dynamics in the US-Iran conflict, with a notable shift in tone from the Trump administration. Plus, we explore the politics of abortion and birth control, and how it's becoming a key issue in the upcoming elections. And, because we're always up for a challenge, we try some day-old vegan tacos and share our thoughts on the experience.

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In this episode, David Dickerson, President and CEO of Wings Over the Rockies, shares the excitement around the inaugural Space Race 5K. This community event, happening on Mother's Day, May 10th, is a fun and family-friendly way to explore space and aviation. With a rocket-style launch and planetary stations along the course, participants will feel like they're blasting off into space. David talks about the event's unique features, from the involvement of local companies like Lockheed Martin to the expected turnout and sponsors. He also discusses how the renewed interest in space exploration, sparked by Artemis, has brought a new wave of enthusiasm to the museum and the community.

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Today's episode of the show is a packed one. We're discussing the latest news and updates, including a live press conference with Secretary of War Pete Hegseth, where he addresses the situation in Iran and the US's stance on the Strait of Hormuz. We'll also dive into the world of politics, talking with State Senator Byron Pelton about a bill aimed at regulating speed cameras in Colorado. Plus, we'll touch on the topic of marijuana taxes and how they're being used in the state. And, of course, we'll get into some lighter topics, like the Met Gala.

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In this episode, we're joined by Fox 31 meteorologist Greg Perez, who's got the latest on the snowstorm hitting the Denver area. Greg shares the timing and expected accumulation of the snow, which could cause major problems on the roadways and potentially lead to school cancelations. He also talks about the impact of the storm on the high country and ski resorts, which could see upwards of 15 inches of snow. We dive into the accuracy of forecasting and how technology has improved predictions, especially with the use of AI and the new graph system.

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In this episode of On Balance, Leland Vittert discusses the ongoing conflict in Iran with his guest. They dive into the latest developments, including the US's recent moves to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and the Iranian Parliament's Speaker, Galibas, weighing in on the situation. Leland analyze the potential implications of these actions, including the possibility of a regime change and the impact on the US's domestic politics. They also touch on the upcoming midterms and how they might be influenced by the war.

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In this episode, State Senator Byron Pelton shares his perspective on Senate Bill 152, a legislation aimed at regulating speed cameras in Colorado. He clarifies misconceptions about the bill, which has been misreported by various news outlets. Byron explains the actual provisions of the bill, including the warning and ticket system, and the transparency measures put in place to prevent municipalities from profiteering from the cameras. He also discusses the bill's current status in the legislative process and the challenges he's facing in getting it passed.

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In this episode, State Senator Byron Pelton joins us to discuss the current state of Colorado's roads and the proposed ballot measure, 175. He shares his concerns about the Democrats' efforts to gut the measure, which aims to allocate funds directly to road maintenance. We dive into the intricacies of the Tabor amendment and how it affects the state's budget. Senator Pelton also addresses the Democrats' claims about cutting funds for schools and Medicaid, and we explore the potential consequences of prioritizing roads over other essential services.

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In this episode, Ross discusses a range of topics, from the challenges of high school graduation to the complexities of climate change. He shares a personal story about his son's reluctance to attend graduation and opens up about the difficulties of balancing parental expectations with his child's feelings. The conversation also touches on the topic of climate change, featuring an interview with Professor Roger Pielke Jr about the evolution of climate scenarios and the implications of the "CP 8.5" scenario. Additionally, Ross shares his thoughts on the current state of the world, including the situation with Iran and the US, and the importance of staying informed and engaged.

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In this episode, Ross welcomes Roger Pielke, Professor emeritus at CU Boulder and Senior Fellow at the American Enterprise Institute. They dive into the world of climate science, discussing the recent update to the RCP 8.5 scenario, which has been dubbed "officially dead." Roger explains how this shift is due to changes in assumptions about energy consumption and population growth, which were previously thought to be on a rapid increase. This conversation explores the implications of this new scenario and how it's changing the way we approach climate policy.

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