Mike Pach interviews Denver Post photo editor, Dean Krakel, about photojournalism, hiking the Colorado Trail and prepping for a hike of the Continental Divide Trail.

Join Johnnie J. as he randomly talks about The Koran Chapter 3 Vs 28 “lie to the infidels,” the innocent girls at the concert in Paris, Up coming concerts, Thoughts about Muhammad Ali reason for not going to Vietnam and America being great for having freedom of speech!
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Blue Roots Denver is Denver's own blues, jazz, funk & soul radio show 

featuring Denver's own.  Hosted and produced by James Speiser

Blue Roots Denver is Denver's own blues, jazz, funk & soul radio show 

every Sat 5-7 w host James Speiser.

I’m still traveling up and down the Front Range looking for fun things to see and do. In this show we’ll travel to the Colorado Springs city owned Rock Ledge Ranch Historic Site that abuts the Garden of the Gods. The 230-acre property is a living history complex illustrating four consecutive time periods of Colorado Springs history, with each period represented by its own unique household.

1) American Indian life before there was a United States, before 1776.

Join Johnnie J. as he interviews the founder of “M4TUSA/Colorado,” and talk about the up-coming Trump rally June 10, 3:30pm to 6:30pm on the West side of the Capital.
Act for America Scott Ryan Presler M4TUSA state leader: Cindi Turchik
Pro-Trump Rally-plus education about creeping of Sharia in America today.
They will have guest speakers:
Eric Allen Bell-speaker, journalist educator about Sharia
Dede Laugesen-Colorado Coalitions Director-Donald J. Trump for President Inc.
Christine Uwizera Coleman - Pastor and refugee from Rawanda-

Vitamins

In this show we’ll travel to The Manitou Springs Incline, also known as the Manitou Incline or simply the Incline. This trek up the mountain was made available because Manitou Springs and Colorado Springs wanted a cool drink of water. But there is more, the Incline has back-stories; the need for water and electricity in the town and the desire to provide entertainment for the visitor. I’ll be interviewing Mr. Eric Swab on his upcoming book; "FROM UTILITY TO ATTRACTION: A History of the Mt. Manitou Park & Incline Railway".

The Congressional Budget Office report claims that as many as 24 million people may lose their healthcare if the American Health Care Act (AHCA or known as The Trumpcare) is passed. 

This GOP healthcare bill passed through the House with a 217-213 votes on May 4 and is now facing the Senate.