Available and affordable energy is essential to the growth and sustainability of our 21st century economy. The U.S. energy industry also plays a key role in keeping manufacturing costs low and in turn, keeping jobs here. In this episode of “What Turns You On?” we hear from U.S. Chamber of Commerce President and Chief Executive Officer, Institute for 21st Century Energy, Karen Harbert, who shares her expertise on energy policy, the importance of holding politicians accountable, and the short and long term impacts of lifting the oil-export ban.

Chairman, President, and Chief Executive Officer of Anadarko Petroleum Corporation Al Walker sits down with our hosts during the 2016 Rocky Mountain Energy Summit and shares his thoughts on the future of the oil and gas industry. As the leader of a multi billion-dollar company, Mr. Walker’s exclusive insight on oil exports, community outreach, human capital, technological innovation and why energy is important to everything we do will leave you feeling inspired and optimistic about the outlook for this industry.

Best selling author and Managing Director of Lime Rock Partners, Gary Sernovitz, comes to us live from the 2016 Rocky Mountain Energy Summit (RMES). Sernovitz discusses his book, The Green and The Black, in which he tells the story of the Shale Revolution and how we can reconcile the costs and benefits of oil and gas development through understanding the history and process of fracking. He also shares his thoughts on speaking at the RMES and life as an oilman and New York liberal.

In this episode of the COGA Energy Podcast, 9News Anchor and Reporter, Kyle Clark, tackles what makes the news and why it’s all about what’s getting attention, and what should be getting attention. Kyle shares his strategy on how to report emotionally charged topics, like hydraulic fracturing, and why it’s crucial not to conflate feelings and opinions for facts. He also shares his appreciation for social media and how it’s made reporting the news more fun by allowing media consumers to connect on a whole new level.

In this podcast, listeners will hear from Weld County Commissioner, Sean Conway as he explains what a County Commissioner is and does. Weld County, Colorado has a diverse economy that thrives on agriculture, oil and gas development, and renewable energy. Find out more about Weld County and the important role it play’s in Colorado’s economy.

Have you ever wondered what spacing and pooling means or been curious about how royalties work? This podcast featuring Senior Land Manager, Tyson Johnston, from Bonanza Creek will cover the basics of land and title work, the importance of the landman role within exploration and production, and why he takes pride in doing business the right way.