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The Valley Pod episodes
- episode 301: Alamosa Police Chief George DingfelderAlamosa Police Chief George Dingfelder gives his report on the ICE holding facility on State Avenue after touring the building.21 min
- episode 300: Dale Culver, BLM Field ManagerThe San Luis Valley's BLM Field Manager Dale Culver joins us as the most recent guest on The Valley Pod.21 min
- episode 299: First Fridays kickoffBeth Sumner and Makayla Close give us the lowdown on all the First Fridays for 202626 min
- episode 298: San Luis Valley Regional AirportCarl Denslow, Sirah Masters, Amos Cordova join The Citizen to talk about the San Luis Valley Regional Airport.26 min
- episode 297: Attorney General Phil WeiserPhil Weiser sits down for a conversation about his bid to be the Democratic nominee for governor. “There’s no better preparation to be governor than attorney general."28 min
- episode 296: Dry season wildfire risksAlamosa County Emergency Manager Eric Treinen and Alamosa Fire Chief Frank Wirth talk fire with The Citizen.34 min
- episode 295: U.S. Sen. Michael BennetU.S. Sen. Michael Bennet stopped into The Citizen’s podcast studio to talk about his campaign for governor and his vision for the state of Colorado.19 min
- episode 294: Greg HigelWe're on location again for this episode of the Valley Pod. This time we're sitting on the banks of the Rio Grande at the Higel Ranch.13 min
- episode 293: JD SchmidtThe Citizen meets with rancher JD Schmidt on his ranch in Rio Grande County. With the season being especially dry, Schmidt talks about what this means working in agriculture.27 min
- episode 292: Valerie NaranjoValerie Naranjo is the latest guest on The Valley Pod. Listen in as she talks about her work and the upcoming concert at Adams State.1 hr 6 min
About The Valley Pod
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Alamosa Citizen co-founder Chris Lopez talks with interesting people around the Valley. Recorded at The Citizen's Worldwide Headquarters on Alamosa's south side, where Chris grew up.