A talk show created by teen dad TeRay Esquibel with support from Open Media Foundation and Denver Child Support is being awarded the Empowerment: Hometown Video Award bestowed by The Alliance for Community Media (ACM). This video is one of a select few to win the award.

The 75 minute talk show is produced, written and hosted by 17-year-old TeRay Esquibel, as part of the Parent Up Denver program, which encourages young parents to support their children through the use of new and traditional media, outreach and conversation.

<p>Jesus Christ sets free the man bound by Satan and He can set anyone free of their bondage.</p>

<p>Sunder played the Larimer Lounge.  First show ever.</p>

<p>Sen. Shawn Mitchell presents testimony on bill enhancing law enforcement ability to pursue people selling people. And Sen. Suzanne Williams presents testimony on a bill to allow Medicaid to pay room and board for certain people in hospice care. The testimony on the hospice care bill provides a good picture of what hospice is in Colorado.</p>

This series provides information about the stages of fetal development, the effects of abortion on the man, woman, child and its soul and society.

<p>The Denver Lyric Opera Guild's Top Ten competition winners received their awards April 5 at Pinehurst Country Club. Three of those finalists are featured in today's program, including Soprano Audra Gardner, Tenor Mark Van Arsdale and Mezzo Julia Tobiska. Then former Denver Mayor Wellington Webb introduces U.S. Senator Michael Bennet. Former State Representative Bernie Beuscher also stumps. And former Speaker of the House Andrew Romanoff takes the podium for a few moments.

Conscious Creation and How to Love Yourself was our theme this week with Dee Wallace-Healer, Author, Public Speaker and Actor as our guest. In our first segment we had a candid discussion about what the "Living Consciously TV Show" is all about. In our second segment we have explored with our guest and expert spirituality panel what the issues and problems are with conscious creation and people loving themselves? In our third segment we have explored the possible solutions and different modalities that could solve the issues and problems we discussed in the second segment.

<p>Fossil-fuel energy has fostered industrialization, economic growth and prosperity in the developed world. In fact, developed nations exist largely because fossil fuels have allowed for affordable and reliable energy. But today, environmental concerns are driving developed nations to invest large sums of money to change their energy sources and infrastructure to support a clean environment.