The Ross Kaminsky Show

On today's episode of Colorado's Rock Station, we're talking about a lot of interesting stuff. We're discussing the Supreme Court's upcoming decision on birthright citizenship, and Ross is sharing his thoughts on the issue. We're also diving into a weird story about each host, and we're giving away some awesome Rockies tickets. Plus, we're talking about the Artemis mission, which is blasting off today, and we're sharing some cool facts about it. And, of course, we're chatting with our guest, Calla Kessler, about her project, 'Call a Boomer,' which is all about connecting people of different ages.

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In this episode, Calla Kessler joins the conversation to talk about 'Call a Boomer,' a unique project that's bringing people together across age groups. Calla shares the story behind this innovative initiative, which uses payphones to connect younger and older individuals in unexpected ways. From the science behind the project to the surprising results, Calla opens up about the benefits of positive social interactions and the importance of human connection in today's digital age. With a focus on community and connection, this conversation is a must-listen for anyone interested in building bridges between generations.

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In this episode, Ross dives into a packed show with news, updates, and a fascinating conversation with Julie Moreno, an Associate Professor at Colorado State University. They discuss Julie's research on dog aging and its potential to translate to human cognitive decline. The conversation also touches on the importance of understanding animal models and their relevance to human health. Additionally, Ross shares updates on the Colorado Medicaid program, the resignation of its top official, and the implications for the state's budget. The episode wraps up with a trivia question and a discussion on the latest news, including the Supreme Court's ruling on conversion therapy.

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In this episode, we're joined by Julie Moreno, an Associate Professor in Environmental and Radiological Health Science at CSU. Her research on canine aging has been featured on 60 Minutes, and she's working to understand how the brain ages. Julie shares how her team is using companion animals, specifically dogs, to study cognitive decline and its relation to human aging. She discusses the benefits of using dogs as a model, including their accelerated life span and the ability to observe them in their natural environment. This conversation delves into the importance of understanding aging and the potential for breakthroughs in human health.

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In this episode, we dive into a wide range of topics. Ross and Jeana discuss the current market situation. They also touch on the ongoing war in the Middle East and its potential impact on the global economy. Additionally, they discuss the recent news about Anthropic, an AI company that's warning top government officials about the potential risks of its new AI model. The conversation also covers a variety of other topics, including real estate in Colorado, a new study on condo development, and a debate about reinstating the draft.

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In this episode Ross Kaminsky on the News with Jeana Gondek, Jeana explores the challenges facing Colorado's condo market. Joining her is Peter LaFari, a housing fellow at the Common Sense Institute, who shares insights from their latest report, "Colorado Condos is Defects Liability Fixed, our insurance costs easing, our condos coming back?" They discuss the alarming imbalance between rental units and condo development in the state, and what can be done to address it. Peter highlights the need for greater surety and reduced litigation risks to encourage builders to return to the market.

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In this episode, Jimmy Sengenberger fills in for Ross Kaminski. The conversation starts with a discussion about the ongoing partial government shutdown, with Jimmy and Jeana discussing the impact on TSA employees and the potential consequences of a prolonged shutdown. They also touch on the recent wildfires in Nebraska and how they're affecting Colorado. Later, they're joined by Matt Crane, executive director of the Colorado County Clerks Association, to talk about the Save America Act and its potential impact on Colorado's voting system.

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Jimmy Sengenberger fills in for Ross Kaminski. They discuss the ongoing Operation Epic Fury in Iran, with significant developments in recent days. President Trump claims regime change, but Babak Behzadi, an Iranian American political activist, weighs in on the matter. They explore the complexities of regime change, the role of the US, and the potential for a peaceful resolution. The conversation also touches on the economic impact of the war, including the closure of the Strait of Hormuz and the effects on global markets.

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In this episode, Ross dives into a wild morning, starting with a two-week-old peanut butter fudge that's still going strong. He shares his thoughts on the fudge's remarkable shelf life and how it's become a daily ritual. The conversation takes a turn as Ross discusses the recent news about Delta Airlines suspending special services for members of Congress due to the government shutdown. He also touches on the NTSB expert stuck in a TSA line for three hours, the lawsuit against Meta for allegedly endangering children online, and the stock market's reaction to the Iran situation.

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In this episode, we're joined by State Senator Cleave Simpson, the minority leader in the Colorado State Senate. He shares insights on the state budget, discussing the recent budget shortfall and the challenges of crafting a balanced budget. Cleave also talks about his work on a bill that supports agricultural producers, aiming to keep farmers on the land and water tied to the land. We also dive into the dynamic of being in the minority in the legislature and how Republicans and Democrats can work together on key issues.

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