The premier episode of In The Loop: Colorado Filmmaking, aired in April 2009. In the Loop welcomes the filmmakers from "ink" in the studio and visits the opening of the Colorado-made film at Starz Film Center. The crew also visits the set of the Colorado-made short film, "The Sacrifice of Old San Juan," in Milliken. The show includes visits from representatives of the Colorado Film Commission and the Bug Theatre and ties up with news from the state's film industry.

State Representative Jack Pommer, of Boulder, a member of the Joint Budget Committee, chats with Host Nancy Ulrich about the last days of the 2009 Legislative Session and the "Long Bill" balancing the state's budget. Pommer is also on the Appropriations Committee, giving him two strong committee seats through which to influence our state's budget.

<p>Feel like going POSTAL? Then experiment with Paula Rhoads, host and producer of Brainiacs, by trying her SuperDHA fish oil pills, 6000 mg a day. As the third in a series of videotapes from the Legislative Coffee March 24, 2009, this show finishes the list of speakers by featuring Fran Coleman, lobbyist for the Brain Injury Association of Colorado and a former state representative, as well as Craig Hospital's Kenny Hosack, who also chairs the board of the state Brain Injury Trust Fund.

<p>Angie Moran and Elisha Wells, two blind students nearing graduation, are guests today expressing their own optimism and encouragement to other disabled people. Then Senator John Morse, who will be Senate Majority Leader soon, speaks at a protest Tuesday, April 20 on the cuts to Medicaid and Medicare that the business community demands. Colorado Cross Disability Coalition Executive Director Julie Rieskin also speaks at the rally, as well as Sheila Hicks, CCDC lobbyist, and others.

<p>Sermon by Daniel E. Hayes Jr.</p>

<p>sermon by Daniel E. Hayes Jr.</p>

<p>Sermon by Daniel E. Hayes Jr.</p>