This edition of Sacred Voices open mic took place on September 27th 2019. The featured poet of this show was Manuel Aragon, and the show was hosted by Gio.

Liminal Lives is an EarthLinks podcast which explores the lives of people experiencing homelessness and economic poverty in Denver, Colorado. The voices of the Liminal Lives podcast series belong to people who have been personally touched by homelessness, poverty, and isolation. They have all experienced the liminal effects of homelessness; an in-between existence in which they are present and alive but unseen by the rest of society and unable to access everyday life necessities.

Neoma / Real

Neoma has captivated music lovers all over the world with her dreamy yet energetic “Lunar Pop” hits. In 2017, Neoma hit the top of the Ecuadorian charts with her infectious single “Real”. Since then, she’s played concerts to thousands of fans throughout South America. Hundreds of thousands of fans have enjoyed Neoma’s music videos and have streamed her songs on digital platforms. Recently relocating from Cuenca, Ecuador to Denver, Colorado, Neoma hopes to spread the joy of her music to the wonderful people of the United States.

VOTE 5 STARS = PLAY AGAIN, 1 STAR = NOT SO GREAT. 

More commercial-free "high grade pop" indytracks available on demand, for free, at vagrom.weebly.com. The all-music podcast is also available at Messy.FM/Vagrom. 

Zebulon Pike traveled the south-central part of today’s Colorado in November of 1806 and is credited for 'discovering' the mountain that would be later named after him, Pikes Peak. Colorado City (now Old Colorado City), initially and briefly known as El Dorado for the mines found during the Colorado gold rush was founded by The Colorado City Town Company that laid claim to two square miles of land that would become Colorado City on May 22, 1859. It was the first capital of the Territory of Colorado, although very short lived, and was the center of early settlement in the Pikes Peak region.