Cory hops in to car for an interview with Steve Vanderploeg, the man who flipped out when he heard Cory had never eaten Chipotle. After a quick explanation that there were no Chipotle's where Cory is from, Steve calmed the heck down and removed his hands from Cory's throat.This prompted Cory to reach out to Chipotle, where Jillian scored him some coupons and the episode was born. Steve is also a Denver native, a comedian friend to all and has the voice of an angel who smokes Parliaments.Enjoy the interviews and Subscribe and rate on itunes, friends.

Cory chats with the cast and crew of Hard To Swallow, a short film the Nix Bros. made for the 48-hr. Film Festival in beautiful Denver. Outside of Mutiny Information Cafe, where some of the film was... well, filmed, Adam and Evan Nix, Kristin Rand, Chris Charpentier, Jordan Doll, Randy Washington and Andy Juett discuss their long days writing and filming.See the festival wrap up at the Esquire September 18th to see what awards they take home as 'The Best Of Films' are being show.Enjoy the interviews and Subscribe and rate on itunes, friends.

Cory enjoys a conversation with Jeff M. Albright, one of the guys in Denver he relates to the most. Amongst many other things, they both enjoy comedy, sports, loose marijuana laws and collecting records. Jeff  hosts the Sexpot Comedy Open Mic Mondays at 8 at VooDoo Comedy Playhouse, he is one of the Rob Gordon types at Twist N Shout Records, contributes to 5820 Comedy and happens to kick ass.Enjoy the two of them discuss the city, being a transplant and how the police here are a little more relaxed than our respected homelands. Subscribe and rate on itunes, friends.

Welcome to Denver host Cory Helie sits down for his first episode with Denver comedian Adam Cayton-Holland. They discuss his love for Denver sports, growing up in the city and discusses his friendship with Governor John Hickenlooper. Cayton-Holland is kicking off his second year of High Plains Comedy Festival on August 21st. Get your tickets and enjoy all of the hard work he put in to booking guests like T.J Miller, Pete Holmes and Kumal Nanjiani.