A weekly public affairs presentation of Salem Media of Colorado
The year is finally behind us time to look back at the movies that defined the year. Denver Post columnist and culture reporter extraordinaire John Wenzel help us count them down. The good, the great, and the twisted.
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As the year begins to wind down it's time to check in with the Denver City Council. What are they up to? What are their goals for the coming year? We speak with Councilman Paul Kashmann. He tells us about some reforms to fees being charged and updates us on those pesky scooters.
It's that time of year. Time for friends, family, and anxiety. For some decorated trees and gifts to buy is extremely overwhelming. We all get a little blue now and then but during the holiday the fatality numbers are alarming. Some people do not survive. Some people overdose. Some people commit suicide. We sit down with Dr. Vinay Saranga to discuss what you can do for friends and family to keep the blues at bay. And most importantly what you can do for yourself. https://www.sarangapsychiatry.com/
The holiday season is here. Time for friends and family. It's also the time of giving. Office James Seneca sits down with us to talk about the 16th Annual Joe Bumberger Long Blue Line. It's more than a toy drive. It's about hope and celebrating the fighting spirit of children bravely battling cancer.
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As baby boomers start to reach retirement age there are a lot of questions. How much does it take to retire? When should I retire? How much should I be saving? We cover all theses questions and more with The Retirement Guy, Bob Schultz. He gives a planning tips and the realities for folks planning to retreat from the workplace.
