feel-good Denver In Decay CLASSIC: The Fresh Start program, wiping low-level misdemeanors from good folks' records. Then - the Farewell Tour continues with Col. Matthew Packard, Chief, Colorado State Patrol. We talk about a variety of issues. Music from the birthday man, the legend Keith Urban.

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The latest on the mass shooting in Lewiston, Maine - 18 dead, 13 injured and the hunt still on for the killer. Sound from CBS. Then - the Farewell Tour continues with one of Steffan's mentors - Denver Press Club Hall of Famer Jerry Bell. Thirty-five years at 850 KOA and was Steffan's longtime news director and colleague. The Bay Area-native started in SF - we discuss his career highs and lows plus much more. Music from birthday boy Keith Urban throughout the program.

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Actor/author/director Kevin Sorbo and his wife Sam join us with more on his career and new film "Miracle In East Texas." www.sorbostudios.com We talk Hollywood's cancel culture and their other projects. Then - we welcome as part of the Farewell Tour our friend Rick Hamada from Honolulu and KHVH radio. We wrap with a recap of the report card of Denver In Decay Mayor Mike Johnston's first 100 days. The GPA is NOT good (1.42!)

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Results of the Denver In Decay Mayor's report card - his first 100 days in office. Then - Special Agent In Charge Andy Tsui joins us from the IRS Criminal Investigation, Denver Division. We learn about what they do, and some PPP fraud stories. Crimes against Denver-area letter carriers is up 300% the past year - Rick Byrne, President of the Colorado State Association of Letter Carriers joins us to discuss. We wrap with a 100-day report card for Denver's Mayor.

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The final Wednesday of the month - we begin with a new House Speaker in DC. Then - today marks the end of the first 100 days for new Denver In Decay Mayor Mike Johnston. Steffan gives a report card on various topics. The final GPA for his first 100 days? A not-so-good 1.42. The Farewell Tour continues with a visit from our friend and colleague Tom Moeller, 80-years-young and a news veteran.

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We begin with news Colorado attorney Jenna Ellis pleads guilty in Georgia to one count of aiding and abetting in the election case. More from last night's Aurora City Council Meeting 

The Farewell Tour continues with Weld County Sheriff Steve Reams - his thoughts on Rep. Ken Buck and more. Steffan's business partner Jim Fasone in studio as they discuss their upcoming #fentanyl documentary film "DEVASTATED: Colorado's Fentanyl Disaster" coming May 2024. We wrap with a montage of the Aurora City Council meeting last night.

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Our friend Aurora Councilwoman Danielle Jurinsky in studio as part of the Farewell Tour. A recap of last night's raucous council meeting, and a look back at some of the great moments with Jurinsky on our program.

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A jam-packed, sound-filled hour from last night's Aurora City Council meeting on a resolution for Israel. Colorado attorney Jenna Ellis pleads guilty in her Georgia election case - Steffan comments (with sad piano music) on the Ellis sob story. Then - incredible sound from the council meeting last night in Aurora. Yelling, condemnation, gavel pounding.

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We remember WWII Army veteran Harold Nelson who passed last night at 108. Then - term-limited former State Senator Rhonda Fields and her daughter in studio, part of the Farewell Tour. Fields is now running for Arapahoe County Commissioner District 5. Fields will be done as Senator after 2024 legislative session. We look back at the 40th anniversary of the bombing of the Marine barracks in Beirut. We wrap with Steffan's take on the Middle East and what may be coming to our country.

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Remembering WWII Army veteran Harold Nelson - passed last night at 108 years old. A stunning life. Then - the Farewell Tour continues with one of the best radio newsmen out there - ABC's Alex Stone crosses networks to reminisce about Colorado and careers. Our final film assignment is unveiled: "The Catcher Was A Spy" from 2018. Clips/trivia about 645p Friday.

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