Jennifer Melo joins Gavin Attwood, executive director of the Brain Injury Association of Colorado in this E-Z review for citizenry of how the Colorado State Legislature works, a few jabs and jokes mixed with a few don'ts for the manners file.

Melo, BIAC's lobbyist at the capitol, acknowledges the insanity of the process and easy ways to put in your two cents to YOUR legislator, whoever that is. Ooops, don't know? Here's how to find out the easy way.

Watch out for her pop quiz. Do you remember Gavin's FOUR POINTS? 1. Prevention, 2. ??

Nadine Lund, mother of a teen TBI survivor, and Judy Dettmer, executive director of the Colorado Traumatic Brain Injury Trust Fund, share this discussion of the Family Leadership Training Institute as a pathway for TBI families to become involved. The Family Leadership Training Institute, patterned after a program in Connecticut, offers 11 weeks of study for candidates for leadership positions on various boards and for select citizen appointments toward strengthening communities and families.

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It is settled by fire.

Sister Who and Jean Parker discuss issues and ideas related to extremism, civility, accountability, and terrorism.

<p>Host: Johnnie Johnson www.innervision</p>
<p>Host 2. Kevin Rawlins www.eternalbodyproductions.web.com</p>
<p>Performances by local Denver artists including, S.A.G.E., Sarah Samantha Rose, In His Presence Dance Group, JL Thompson Dance Ensemble, Lucy Walker, and Jentry Flute. And presentation by Brother Andrew Cobb.</p>

Here's Paula's suggestions for budget Christmas gifts using pretty plates and budget items from the ARC Thrift Shops and Goodwill Stores, where truly valuable items can be found for way below cost if you know what to look for. OK, it might take a bit of polishing and cleaning. But silver has taken a big rise in value lately, and if you have time to look ...