The Situation & The Weekend with Michael Brown

In this episode, Michael dives into a heated discussion about Colorado politics and the importance of vetting candidates. He shares a personal experience with a Facebook post that sparked a lively debate with Victor Marx, a Colorado Republican candidate. Michael questions Marx's claim about rescuing 43 children from child predators, but Marx's team refuses to provide evidence or answer his questions. This conversation highlights the need for transparency and accountability in politics, and the importance of asking tough questions to ensure the integrity of the electoral process.

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In this episode, Michael discusses the strategic implications of the US military's actions in Iran, specifically a recent rescue mission that saved a downed airman. He contrasts this with the US leaving behind billions of dollars' worth of equipment in Afghanistan. Michael also delves into the concept of reversible disruption, a strategy that could be used to target Iran's electrical grid without causing permanent damage. He explains the grid's structure and how targeting specific nodes could achieve a blackout without catastrophic consequences. This conversation explores the complexities of modern warfare and the importance of understanding the strategic value of reversible disruption.

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Michael Brown and Mandy are broadcasting live from Coors Field, where they're getting ready for a Rockies game. They're chatting about the beautiful stadium, the new food options, and the unique experience of watching baseball in Denver. They also discuss the changing landscape of downtown Denver, including the potential demolition of the Jackson's bar building. Plus, they're giving away tickets to the game and talking about their walk-up songs.

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In this episode, we're joined by Zach Goodman, the newest addition to the Rockies broadcast team, as he chats Michael, Mandy & ARod about his journey to the big leagues. From his childhood love of the Rockies to his time playing college baseball, Zach shares his story and insights on the team's current season. He discusses the team's strengths, including their solid starting pitching and aggressive base running, and what fans can expect from the rest of the season. With his infectious enthusiasm and passion for the game, Zach gives us a glimpse into the world of professional baseball.

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In this episode, Brownie chats with Jesse Thomas about his favorite baseball memories and the behind-the-scenes stories from the broadcast booth. They dive into Jesse's experiences traveling with the team, playing golf, and fishing, and he shares some hilarious anecdotes about his colleagues. The conversation also touches on the challenges of being a broadcaster, from dealing with equipment issues to navigating the ups and downs of the game. With Jesse's humor and charm, this episode is a home run for baseball fans and anyone who's ever wondered what goes on behind the scenes of a live broadcast.

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