Greig Veeder managed sex offenders in September 2002, so he has some professional perspectives to share on the personality traits of convicted sex offenders.

Colorado Insurance Commissioner Marguerite Salazar keynotes the Mental Health America of Colorado LEAD day Feb. 21, 2014, speaking on her early days in social work and how affordable healthcare in Colorado is progressing today.

But first Don Mares, Executive Director of MHA of Colorado, emcees the event, while Moe Keller and Michael Lott-Manier present awards to Speaker of the House Mark Ferrandino and Sen. Crowley for consistently voting for bills advancing mental health concerns, Tri-County Health for their advocacy and Paul Guiterrez for his advocacy of clients.

Join Far More Colorado as we visit with a Vietnamese Buddhist temple in Aurora, Colorado.  This was a special occasion to enjoy the Jade Buddha for Universal Peace statue that is visiting Colorado while on its five year world tour.  Show recorded in February 2014.

Frilot's Fly Gurlz dance a routine they coreographed to Justin Timberlake's music in 2013.

www.scoopnemeth.com premiere THE SCOOP NEMETH SHOW 1ST FRIDAY MARCH 7

This episode gets you ready for Carol Mier Fashion Jam Sessions

Cordell Anthony of Large Bass Productions

March 2014 promo block

Three talent showcases from Yo Hood in Aurora:

1. Jesse "say it 2 my face" James

2. Don't Act by Juju

3. I Get Trippy by Skin 'n' Bones

Survivors of slavery in America tell their stories in this 36 minute video produced by "FREE THE SLAVES" and "CRISIS HOUSE."  Report possible human trafficking at 1-866-373-7888. Website:  www.freetheslaves.net.

A full hour of the Mental Health America of Colorado program, with questions from the audience and straight answers from the experts on mental health parity, is here, cut differently from the Brainiacs show previously aired.

More MHA programming is coming to cover other topics of that same program Feb. 21, 2014 in Denver.

Mental Health America of Colorado held its annual leadership and advocacy day Feb. 21, 2014 with a smattering of speakers focused on mental health parity under new laws changing the face of healthcare.

Former state Senator Moe Keller, public policy for MHA of Colorado, starts things off, but Peg Brown, deputy insurance commissioner, carries the ball to the endzone.

The MHA program dominates the second half of Brainiacs today, but look for a re-cut to provide a full hour of the first couple of speakers, with question and answer session.