The Ross Kaminsky Show

In this episode, comedian and ventriloquist Jeff Dunham shares the story behind his new show, Jeff Dunham's The Cars That Drove Us. He chats about what sets his car show apart from others, highlighting the heart and stories behind iconic vehicles. Jeff talks about his own car collection, which started with a 1994 Dodge Viper, and how it led to the creation of the show. He also discusses the intersection of classic cars and electric vehicles, sharing his thoughts on the future of driving and the importance of preserving the excitement of vintage cars.

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In this episode, we're kicking off the Rockies season with a bang! Joining us are Warren Schaeffer, the Rockies manager, and Paul D. Podesta, the president of baseball operations. We dive into the team's new approach to playing at Coors Field, where the high altitude can be a challenge. Warren shares his thoughts on building a winning team culture and how the Rockies are working to maximize their strengths. Meanwhile, Paul discusses the team's new philosophy, which emphasizes team-based metrics and a more aggressive approach to the game. We also chat with Governor Jared Polis about his expectations for the season and the state's budget.

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In this episode, Governor Jared Polis joins the conversation about the Colorado Rockies' opening day and the state's budget. He shares his thoughts on the team's chances, from a World Series win to a tough season. The governor also discusses the state's budget process, explaining how Colorado balances its budget every year and the role of the Joint Budget Committee. Additionally, he weighs in on the recent Colorado Court of Appeals decision regarding Tina Peters' conviction, highlighting the importance of upholding the law and the need for fiscal responsibility in the state.

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In this episode, Jeana Gondek and Ross Kaminsky broadcast live from Coors Field for the Rockies home opener. Joining them is Al Wolfe, resident district manager at Coors Field with Aramark. Al shares the unique food options available at the stadium, including a two-foot-long hot dog and the "9 to 9 to 9" challenge. They discuss the trend of oversized food items and how they're designed to be shareable and Instagram-worthy. Al also talks about the variety of vegetarian options, including a savory pizza donut, and how they determine the right amount of food to stock for each game.

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In this episode, Jack Carrigan, the voice of the Rockies, shares his thoughts on the team's new lineup and the upcoming season. He discusses the energy and approach of new manager Warren Schaeffer and how it's rubbing off on the team. Jack highlights the importance of clutch hitting and the need for improvement in this area. He also talks about the team's pitching, mentioning the addition of veteran starters and the potential for a competitive season. Additionally, Jack introduces his new broadcast partner, Zach Goodman, and discusses the dynamic they'll bring to the booth.

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In this episode, Rockies manager Warren Schaeffer joins the conversation, sharing his approach to building a winning team culture. He talks about the importance of respect and relationships in the clubhouse, and how that starts with giving every player a sense of mattering every day. Warren also discusses the team's significant roster overhaul and the excitement around the new season. He shares his thoughts on the home opener and how it feels to be back at Coors Field, where the fans are eagerly awaiting the team's new direction.

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In this episode, Denver Mayor Mike Johnston joins the conversation to discuss the city's plans for data centers and how they'll impact the community. He shares the reasoning behind the proposed moratorium and the importance of regulating these facilities to ensure they don't strain the city's resources. We also dive into the recent fire at City Park and the efforts to rebuild the beloved bandstand. Additionally, Mayor Johnston talks about the city's new license plate reader contract and addresses concerns about data privacy. It's a thoughtful conversation about balancing progress with community needs.

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In this episode, we're joined by Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist George Will, who shares his thoughts on the state of baseball. From the impact of the pitch clock to the challenges of hitting in today's game, George weighs in on the latest rules changes. He also discusses the importance of the game's history and the role of the ballpark in shaping the fan experience. With his signature wit and insight, George offers a unique perspective on the sport he loves. We dive into the world of baseball with a legend, and it's a conversation you won't want to miss.

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In this episode of Ross on the News, Deborah Flora sits in for Ross Kaminski, discussing the top news stories of the day. President Trump's speech on the Iran conflict is a major topic, with Deborah breaking down the key points and sharing her perspective as a mom and a daughter of a Lieutenant Colonel. She also touches on the Artemis mission, the shift in global politics, and the importance of free speech. Additionally, Deborah interviews Suzanne Beecher, an attorney with Alliance Defending Freedom, about the recent Supreme Court decision on Colorado's conversion therapy law.

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