The Ross Kaminsky Show

In this episode, we're talking with Zach Goodman, the new KOA Rockies broadcast color analyst. He shares his journey from the minor leagues to the major leagues, and we dive into the differences between calling baseball at the MLB level versus the minor leagues. We also discuss the Rockies' recent hot streak and what's behind their success. Plus, Zach opens up about his passion for broadcasting and how he knew he wanted to be a sports broadcaster from a young age. It's a fun conversation that's perfect for any baseball fan.

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In this episode of the podcast, Ross talks with Joe Cunningham, author of the new book Life of the Party: How Democrats Lost America's Trust and How They Can Win It Back. Joe shares his insights on the Democratic Party's struggles to connect with voters, citing the importance of listening and constructive criticism. He discusses how the party's focus on being "not the other guy" hasn't been enough, and how they need to offer fresh ideas to win back trust. Joe also touches on the impact of the geriatric oligarchy and the need for a new generation of leaders.

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In this episode, we're discussing the recent Colorado Court of Appeals ruling in the Tina Peters case. Dan Rubinstein, the Republican District Attorney for Mesa County, joins us to break down the key points. The Court of Appeals upheld most of the convictions, but ordered a re-sentencing due to concerns about the judge's comments during the original sentencing. We'll dive into the specifics of the case, including the First Amendment issue and the concept of specific deterrence. Dan shares his insights on the implications of this ruling and what it means for the future of the case.

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In this episode of the podcast, Jimmy Sengenberger fills in for Ross Kaminsky on the News with Jeana Gondek. The conversation covers a wide range of topics, from the recent Artemis 2 mission to the ongoing conflict in Iran. Jimmy discusses the article "Let's Stop Going into Space" by Zoe Williams, questioning the point of space exploration. He also shares his thoughts on the potential benefits of space travel, citing its impact on science fiction and technological advancements. Additionally, the episode touches on the latest news from the Pentagon, including a press conference of the ongoing ceasefire between the US, Israel, and Iran.

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In this episode, Ross discusses the ongoing situation with Iran, sharing his thoughts on President Trump's recent statements and the potential for military action. He also talks to Leland Vittert, a commentator on the Iran situation, about the possibility of a war crime if Trump targets civilian infrastructure. Additionally, Ross shares a heartwarming story about astronauts naming a lunar crater after a fallen astronaut's wife, and discusses the importance of grades in education, specifically the proposed cap on A's at Harvard University. The episode also touches on the NCAA Championship game and the challenges of winning six games in three weeks.

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In this episode, Ross and Leland Vittert discuss the ongoing situation in Iran with Leland's expertise. They dive into the recent attacks on Iran's infrastructure, including the strike on the Kharg Island, and its potential implications. Leland shares his thoughts on President Trump's recent statements, comparing the Iranian regime to Venezuela and highlighting the differences between the two countries. They also discuss the concept of regime change and what it would take to bring about a shift in Iran's leadership. The conversation is a thought-provoking exploration of geopolitics and the complexities of international relations.

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In this episode, Ross and Jeana are joined by Jessica Trowbridge, a spokesperson for King Supers, to talk about a remarkable project that's just around the corner. Jessica shares the details of a million meal pack event, where volunteers will come together to pack a million meals for those in need in Colorado. This initiative is part of King Supers' Zero Hunger, Zero Waste mission, and it's a chance for the community to make a real difference. We'll dive into the specifics of the event, the importance of addressing food insecurity, and how you can get involved.

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In this episode, Mark Steber, Chief Tax Officer at Jackson Hewitt Tax Services, joins the conversation about tax season. With the deadline looming, Mark shares insights on common tax mistakes, the benefits of filing an extension, and the importance of taking action. He discusses the risks of ignoring the deadline, the benefits of filing an extension, and the options for those who can't pay their taxes. Mark also addresses the confusion surrounding recent tax law changes and the need to seek professional help to navigate the complexities of tax season.

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In this episode of Ross on the News with Jeana, Jeana shares her weekend adventures in San Francisco, where he discovered the city's unique vibe and learned about its efforts to clean up before a major event. She also talks about his recent experience in a self-driving car, a Weimo, and shares her thoughts on the potential of this technology. The conversation also touches on current events, including the rescue of an American pilot in Iran and the latest news from the world of politics and technology.

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In this episode, Debbie English, executive director of Colorado First, and Taylor Liberge, a proud alum, join the conversation about teaching kids robotics and STEM skills. They share their experiences with the program, from promoting hands-on learning to overcoming fears about AI replacing human workers. Debbie and Taylor discuss the importance of iteration and repeat processes, and how these skills have prepared them for success in their careers. They also invite listeners to check out the FRC competition at DU this weekend and encourage parents to get their kids involved with Colorado First.

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