300 Days exploded onto the Front Range bluegrass scene in 2016 with their fiery, original tunes, handcrafted by a trio of veteran musicians. The powerful, take no prisoners vocals and gravity defying fiddle playing of Melissa McGinley (StereoFidelics), finely honed songwriting by mandolinist and guitarist Nick Dunbar (Mountain Standard Time) and tight rhythms of jazz-trained Dave “Pump” Solzberg (Fox Street All Stars) on upright bass have been electrifying audiences across Colorado.

300 Days exploded onto the Front Range bluegrass scene in 2016 with their fiery, original tunes, handcrafted by a trio of veteran musicians. The powerful, take no prisoners vocals and gravity defying fiddle playing of Melissa McGinley (StereoFidelics), finely honed songwriting by mandolinist and guitarist Nick Dunbar (Mountain Standard Time) and tight rhythms of jazz-trained Dave “Pump” Solzberg (Fox Street All Stars) on upright bass have been electrifying audiences across Colorado.

Mike Pach interviews filmmakers participating in the upcoming Colorado Short Circuit Film Festival.

Connie Bryan's traditional late night cable talk show taped in Sacramento, CA for her growing network of cable access centers in California, Oregon, Minnesota, Washington D.C. and Colorado...On this episode’s “Fun with the Newspaper” segment, Connie features a story about "Jillian the San Francisco Tiger" who could not adjust to being moved to the Sacramento Zoo...Later Connie features a parody of a popular Red Hot Chili Peppers tune, followed by her recent candid interviews with real homeless people on the street about how we can help them get back on their feet.

Jesse Manley and His Band.

Brought to you by a collaboration between History Colorado and Denver Open Media.

For this show I am going to do something a little bit different, I usually try to find a guest who has written a book and/or done extensive travel within Colorado. I don't know if I have shared with you in the past, that along with my Colorado radio shows and private tour guiding I've traveled all over America appearing at RV shows, sharing my stories and hopefully getting people excited about traveling in their new RVs. I had the pleasure of presenting travel log shows that I have assembled over the years.

Boat Drinks began in 2015 when two expats from the Republic of Texas, Chris (guitar/ vox/ drums) and Bear (bass), met at a Labor Day party in the Cap Hill neighborhood in Denver. They bonded over a mutual love of early '00s indie rock and grilled meats, and eventually rounded out the lineup with Gill, a multi-instrumentalist Chris met at UMS 2017.  

The band's fiery live shows, melodic quirks, and dry humor have garnered comparisons to Ty Segall, Dinosaur, Jr., and Ted Leo + Pharmacists.