
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or


How can Colorado conservatives stage a comeback? In the last part of the Colorado Politics Exposed series, Heidi takes a look at how the Republican Party lost its way in Colorado and how we fix things going forward. She discusses the four key counties we need to focus on in order to win again and breaks down the necessary action steps into three key buckets — Money, Message (Media), and Movement. She ends the episode with a hopeful message about what’s worked to fight the progressive blueprint in other states. Follow Heidi’s weekly newsletter to learn more about her plan to Win Back the West!
Follow @heidiganahl on social media for updates or sign up for our newsletter at heidiganahl.com!
Follow Heidi: Substack | Website | Facebook | Instagram | LinkedIn | YouTube | Rumble | Truth Social | Gettr
In 2006 and 2008, Colorado experienced a political shift like never before. While the Republican Party was facing challenges nationwide, what occurred in Colorado was a unique phenomenon. A group of four wealthy progressive donors disregarded the state Democratic establishment and established a privately funded political infrastructure. For Part 2 of Colorado Politics Exposed, Heidi does a deep dive on the well-oiled (and well-funded) Democrat machine here in Colorado and how it’s become a potential model for political change nationwide. We’re looking at the consultants, the non-profits, the fake media, and so much more.
Follow @heidiganahl on social media for updates or sign up for our newsletter at heidiganahl.com!
Follow Heidi: Substack | Website | Facebook | Instagram | LinkedIn | YouTube | Rumble | Truth Social | Gettr
Two decades ago the Republicans had about the same power as the Democrats do in Colorado right now. Thanks not just to the Democrat billionaires and bought-off media, we have to give hats off to some terrible leaders and paid shills in the Colorado conservative movement for tanking our beautiful state. Heidi begins a series called “Colorado Politics Exposed” diving deep into how Colorado flipped from red to blue, beginning with a full episode detailing who Jared Polis REALLY is. Next week we’ll dig into the Blueprint and how the Democrats do their dirty work. The following week, we’ll take a look at the Republican side. So, let’s dive into week one.
Follow @heidiganahl on social media for updates or sign up for our newsletter at heidiganahl.com!
Follow Heidi: Substack | Website | Facebook | Instagram | LinkedIn | YouTube | Rumble | Truth Social | Gettr
Best known as the "Home of Heroes" due to its remarkable number of Medal of Honor recipients, Pueblo has faced its fair share of challenges over the years. Today’s episode explores the corruption, back-door dealings, old-school politicians, and union leaders that run everything – into the ground. Heidi interviews Pueblo mayoral candidate Randy Thurston and 2022 Pueblo County Clerk candidate Nathan Baxter.
Follow @heidiganahl on social media for updates or sign up for our newsletter at heidiganahl.com!
Full Episode Breakdown:
Part 1 (0:00-12:18): Heidi shares her love and concern for one of her favorite cities from the campaign trail — Pueblo, Colorado. She discusses:
Follow Heidi: Substack | Website | Facebook | Instagram | LinkedIn | YouTube | Rumble | Truth Social | Gettr
Part 2 (12:18-45:41): Randy Thurston joins Heidi to paint a picture of the city where he was born and raised, and why he’s running for Mayor of Pueblo. He talks about:
Randy Thurston: Website | Thurston for Pueblo | Instagram | Facebook | YouTube
Part 3 (45:41-1:07:17): Nathan Baxter talks about his run for Pueblo County Clerk in 2022, detailing some shocking statistics and stories revealing just how bad the state of Pueblo is currently. He discusses:
Nathan Baxter: Facebook | Instagram | LinkedIn
When Heidi was a Regent at the University of Colorado, one of the problems she was most concerned about was the attack on free speech. How can we ever achieve academic freedom - or freedom as is - if there is no diversity of thought or tolerance for opposing views? She founded the Free to Be Coalition as an effort to promote healthy, respectful debate on University campuses — a project she's extremely proud of, hosting big names on both sides of the aisle to demonstrate productive debate to students across the country.
One of those big names was Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. — one of the ONLY liberals who would come to the debate at CU Boulder. He was kind, intelligent, and such a great example of how to debate productively. Too bad Hotez won’t debate him on his vaccine stance (fast forward to the 58-minute mark to hear it).
The entire 2.5-hour debate is available on all podcast platforms, or you can watch it via YouTube and Rumble. We highly recommend you check it out as he’s making quite the splash as he dives into the 2024 presidential nomination.
Follow @heidiganahl on social media for updates or sign up for our newsletter at heidiganahl.com!
Last week, I had the great privilege of conducting 20+ mini-interviews at the Western Conservative Summit. All weekend, there was tons of discussion around engaging young voters so I wanted to sit down with two young people at the helm of the movement here in Colorado, James Ruehmann and Weston Imer. Hearing their optimism about the new influx of Gen-Z voters across the country is exciting and I can’t wait to see where they both take their political passions.
James Ruehmann: Instagram | Twitter | LinkedIn
Weston Imer: Instagram | Facebook | Twitter | YouTube | LinkedIn
Follow @heidiganahl on social media for updates or sign up for our newsletter at heidiganahl.com!
Parental rights in America are under attack — and if you’re a parent, you are at war even if you don’t realize it yet. Join Heidi this week as she explores the Left’s obsession with taking rights away from parents and putting a wedge in every American family unit. She is joined by Tamra Farah, a longtime warrior for parents and a leader at Parents Know Best, as well as Cassie Kimbrell and Ken Witt whose local success story out of Woodland Park, Colorado is gaining national media attention.
Follow @heidiganahl on social media for updates or sign up for our newsletter at heidiganahl.com!
Full Episode Breakdown:
Part 1 (0:00-11:39): Heidi deep dives into two recent attacks on parental rights — the Southern Poverty Law Center’s move to declare Moms for Liberty a hate group, as well as a new law in California that goes as far as saying “non-affirming behavior” is child abuse. She discusses:
Follow Heidi: Substack | Website | Facebook | Instagram | LinkedIn | YouTube | Rumble | Truth Social | Gettr
Part 2 (11:39-39:00): Tamra Farah joins Heidi for a brutally candid look into the current state of parental rights on the national stage while also providing insight into actionable steps parents can take to protect their children. She talks about:
Tamra Farah: Instagram | Twitter | Parents Know Best | FreedomWorks | Tamra's Op-Ed in Town Hall: Pride Month and Why Schools Are Sexualizing Children
Part 3 (39:00-46:55): Woodland Park School Board member Cassie Kimbrell talks about the brave steps the board has taken to protect the American Dream in schools and how it’s resulted in both massive success and national controversy. Follow Cassie on Twitter!
Part 4 (46:55-58:11): Woodland Park School District Superintendent Ken Witt joins Heidi to talk about all things FREEDOM in education — from why parents can/should have a front-row seat to their child’s education, to WPSD’s model school choice program, to everything you need to know about teacher’s unions, and finally, to what student success actually looks like (& how to achieve it). Read more about Woodland Park in the national media: How conservatives transformed a Colorado school district
Heidi offers her thoughts about the month-long celebration of Pride and the trend of “rainbow exhaustion” it causes among not only the general population but allies and LGBTQ individuals themselves. She dives into the idea that Pride is counterproductive and explores the sensitive subject of exposing kids to topics of sexuality too young. Heidi interviews Valdamar Archuleta, the President of Colorado Log Cabin Republicans, to help navigate this complicated topic and invites him to share his unique perspective as a gay Republican.
It’s not too late to join the Colorado Kids Unleashed! Summer Challenge! Download & print the tracker HERE to follow along with us and check in every Sunday on social media to tell us how it’s going.
Follow @heidiganahl on social media for updates (links below) or sign up for our newsletter at heidiganahl.com.
Full Episode Breakdown:
Part 1 (0:00-13:09): Heidi talks about the TRUTH and LIES surrounding Pride Month — from the history to the benefits, to the concern regarding our kids. She discusses:
Follow Heidi: Substack | Website | Facebook | Instagram | LinkedIn | YouTube | Rumble | Truth Social | Gettr
Part 2 (13:09-38:58): Valdamar Archuleta, President of Colorado Log Cabin Republicans, goes into depth regarding his recent op-ed Pride Month Is Counterproductive. He discusses:
Valdamar Archuleta: Pride Month Is Counterproductive | Twitter
Log Cabin Republicans: Website | Instagram | Facebook | Twitter
This week’s episode celebrates our children and, of course, SUMMER break! With three little ones that are just out of school as of last week, Heidi talks about the JOYS of spending time together as a family, but also the CHALLENGES to make sure their time is spent well, making memories, growing, and having fun. Heidi has put together a summer challenge for kids and parents to do together to make the most of Summer 2023! She interviews Rob Krecak to speak to one of the most difficult areas of the challenge, technology.
Follow @heidiganahl on social media for updates (links below) or sign up for our newsletter at heidiganahl.com.
Full Episode Breakdown:
Part 1 (0:00-19:27): Heidi walks through the Colorado Kids’ Unleashed! Summer Challenge, focusing on the four key topics outlined below:
Download & print the tracker HERE to follow along with us and check in every Sunday on social media to tell us how it’s going!
Follow Heidi: Substack | Website | Facebook | Instagram | LinkedIn | YouTube | Rumble | Truth Social | Gettr
Part 2 (19:27-44:28): Rob Krecak understands the challenges, and gifts, that technology provides us as parents and humans, founding the company Humans First to help others with technology mindfulness. He joins us to discuss the TOUGHEST of the four challenges — weaning from screens:
Rob is offering our listeners a free 30-min technology mindfulness consultation! Email [email protected] with the subject line UNLEASHED.
Rob Krecak: Humans First | 4-Day Work Week
National Institutes of Health, yes Andrew Fauci’s organization, recently awarded Colorado State University $6.7 million to build a 14,000 square foot bat research lab in Fort Collins in order to conduct “gain-of-function” research on bat-borne and bat-associated diseases. A group of concerned citizens here in Colorado is asking for more time, more information, and for transparency around CSU’s proposal to build this bat vivarium in our backyard, requesting a moratorium be placed on the project until more is known about how COVID-19 originated, as we’ve seen several new documents released in the past several months. Is the risk worth the reward? Heidi interviews the head of this group, the Covid Bat Research Moratorium of Colorado (CBRMC), Christine Bowman.
Follow @heidiganahl on social media for updates (links below) or sign up for our newsletter at heidiganahl.com.
Full Episode Breakdown:
Part 1 (0:00-13:22): Heidi shares her concerns regarding the safety of CSU’s past “gain-of-function” research projects and why this new bat research lab should raise red flags for Coloradans. She talks about:
Follow Heidi: Substack | Website | Facebook | Instagram | LinkedIn | YouTube | Rumble | Truth Social | Gettr
Part 2 (13:22-38:01): Christine Bowman from the Covid Bat Research Moratorium of Colorado (CBRMC) shares why she started the group and the journey they've embarked on together to get more transparency around CSU’s new bat research lab. She discusses:
GET INVOLVED: Join the CBRMC Facebook group, contact CSU’s rep Greg Harrison ([email protected]) to ask questions regarding the new lab, contact your state and local officials to share your concerns, and/or pick up a sign to put in your front yard (518 S Bryan Ave, Fort Collins, CO 80521).
If you’re interested in doing more research on the topic, here are some relevant links, articles, and videos to do a deeper dive:
From the publisher's feed