The Ross Kaminsky Show

In this episode, we're joined by Barb Kirkmeyer, a seasoned politician and seeking the Republican nomination for governor of Colorado. Barb shares her journey from Weld County Commissioner to State Senator, and now, her bid for the top spot. We dive into the process of getting on the ballot, discussing the importance of grassroots efforts and the challenges of navigating party politics. Barb also opens up about her plans to tackle the state's budget deficit and her vision for a more fiscally responsible Colorado. With her experience and determination.

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Today's episode is a packed one, folks. We've got a lot to cover, so let's dive right in. Our guest, Victor Marx, is running for governor of Colorado and joins us to talk about his campaign and his vision for the state. We also discuss the latest on the war in the Middle East, including the US attack on Carg Island and the implications for oil prices. Plus, we've got a fun segment on college basketball and a discussion about the Oscars. And, of course, we're talking about the latest news and current events. It's a busy show, but we're excited to share it all with you.

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In this episode, Detective Tony Godwin shares his expertise on the dark side of the internet. As a seasoned investigator with the North Texas-based Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force, Tony delves into the world of online predators and the challenges of tracking them down. He discusses the importance of being proactive and vigilant in protecting children from harm, and offers practical advice for parents on how to keep their kids safe online. With his team's work featured on the A&E series 'Predator Hunters', Tony's insights are a must-listen for anyone concerned about online safety.

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In this episode, Victor Marx, a seeing the Republican nomination for governor of Colorado, joins the show. He's working to get on the ballot through a unique hybrid approach, combining petition signatures and the assembly process. Victor shares his vision for the state, including his plans for accountability and finances, and how he'd tackle the budget deficit. He also opens up about his experience working with state officials and the importance of leadership in addressing the state's spending problem. With a focus on transparency and results, Victor's campaign is gaining momentum, and he's grateful for the support of everyday Coloradans.

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In this episode, we dive into a thought-provoking discussion about the Iran war, its potential outcomes, and the importance of honest leadership. Ross shares his thoughts on the recent message from Iran's Supreme Leader, and we explore the idea of striking down the leadership, only to have them come back more emboldened. We also discuss the recent attacks in Virginia and Michigan, and Ross shares his concerns about the immigration of Muslims into the United States. Plus, we chat with Denver Mayor Mike Johnston about the city's plans for the Democratic National Convention and the upcoming Saint Patrick's Day festivities.

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In this episode, Denver Mayor Mike Johnston joins the show to discuss the city's latest developments. He shares updates on the Accent license plate reader contract, addressing concerns about a potential gap in services when the current contract ends. Mayor Johnston also talks about the city's negotiations with Alden Media over unpaid rent on the Denver Post building. Additionally, he touches on the city's preparations for the Democratic National Convention and the upcoming Saint Patrick's Day festivities. With a mix of politics, community events, and economic growth, this conversation covers the city's current priorities and initiatives.

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In this episode, we're joined by Britta Horn, the former chair of the Colorado Republican Party, who shares her story of resilience in the face of adversity. Britta opens up about the challenges she faced, including threats of violence and intimidation, as she worked to unite the party and support its candidates. She discusses the importance of staying focused on the party's mission and the need to work with the rules in place, even when it's difficult. With her trademark candor, Britta shares her thoughts on the state of the party and the future of Colorado politics.

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In this episode, we're chatting with Chad Bower, a movie buff who's been watching all the Best Picture nominees every year for over two decades. He shares his thoughts on this year's contenders, including his top picks and the ones that didn't quite make the cut. We dive into the world of Oscar predictions, discussing the odds and the movies that might just take home the award. Chad also gives us his take on past Best Picture winners, from the good to the polarizing. It's a fun conversation that's perfect for film enthusiasts and anyone curious about the Academy Awards.

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In this episode, we dive into the complexities of the Iran war and its impact on the global market. Ross and Jeana discusses the recent developments in the Strait of Hormuz, including the US Navy's decision not to escort tankers, despite President Trump's claims that the war is "completely over." Ross also explores the economic implications of the tariffs imposed by the Trump administration and the ongoing lawsuit against the government to refund the money. Additionally, we touch on the topic of voter ID laws and the Save Act, and hear from a guest expert on the intersection of geopolitics and the US-Israel relationship.

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In this episode, we're joined by Toby Hopp, Associate Professor in Advertising and Public Relations at CU Boulder, to discuss a fascinating study on the impact of social media on our perceptions of crime. The research, published in News, Media and Society, explores how using the Nextdoor app can heighten feelings of safety concerns and support for aggressive policing. We dive into the study's findings, the parallels with traditional news reporting, and the potential consequences of misinformation on our communities. Join us as we explore the complex relationship between social media, crime, and our perceptions of reality.

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