The Dan Hardee Show podcast artwork

PODCAST · comedy

The Dan Hardee Show

The Dan Hardee Show drops weekly on 99.5 The Mountain and the free Audacy app. Hosted by Dan Hardee in Denver, the show dives into funny life stories, offbeat news, and 80s and 90s rock nostalgia, all with a sharp dose of sarcasm. Whether it's pop culture, Colorado life, or behind-the-scenes radio moments, it's everything you love about rock radio with the vibe of a laid-back hangout. If you're into Denver podcasts, 80s and 90s music, funny stories, or just want more of Dan Hardee from 99.5 The Mountain, this one's for you.

Publisher-supplied feed metadata · PodParley refreshed Jun 12, 2026 · Source feed

  1. 103

    Thursday: Human Fridges, Utility Pole Limbo, and West Nile Mosquitoes

    Japan's new $9,000 "Doh-Hiemon Box" cold storage vending machine designed to blast 41-degree air at workers, ticket giveaways for AC/DC's upcoming show at Stoney's Sloans Lake, West Nile virus warnings in Weld County after mosquitoes tested positive, ticket giveaways for Howard Jones at Fiddler's Green, a Loveland dump truck driver taking down a utility pole with an extended bed, the 13th Annual Cheeseman Park Art Fest in Denver, free steering wheel lock giveaways by Aurora Police to curb auto theft, severe weather warnings for heavy rainfall and potential mudslides across the Denver metro and northern Colorado regions, Denver Broncos linebacker Jonathan Cooper's upcoming court date following a June arrest, and the 108th annual Douglas County Fair & Rodeo in Castle Rock.

  2. 102

    Wednesday: Stealth Drones, 4 AM Parties, and 1 Million Beers

    Meow Wolf's 5th birthday in Colorado, a nationwide ATM-hijacking cybercrime syndicate bust, the grand opening of Bass Pro Shops in Loveland, proposed Denver nightlife regulations extending operating hours to 4:00 AM, reminders for National Auto Theft Prevention Month, a global group chat attempt to drink 1 million beers, Ozzy Day celebrations in Birmingham marking the one-year anniversary of Ozzy Osbourne's passing, Northwestern University's "Phantom Twist" stealth drone, medical advice on preventing "texting thumb" injuries, iconic smells of 1990s Blockbuster video stores, and the economic challenges and legislative responses surrounding the phase-out of the US penny and nickel production costs.

  3. 101

    Tuesday: Naked Banjo Train Surfers, Pregnant Slime Dolls & Airport Runway Races

    Cañon City $1 million lottery winner, a naked banjo player arrested on top of a moving train in Sedgwick County, AC/DC ticket giveaways on 99.5 The Mountain, urban raccoons self-domesticating through trash scavenging, a Howard Jones concert ticket contest, Denver International Airport's sunrise runway 5K, an I-70 mudslide in Garfield County, an IMAX 70mm projector failure during a screening of "The Odyssey", Loveland Ski Area's Chair 5 vintage chairlift bench lottery, an auto parts theft in Fort Lupton, a controversial pregnant doll toy with a removable C-section stomach.

  4. 100

    Dan Hardee Interviews The Broken Lizard Crew On Super Troopers 3

    In this episode, host Dan Hardee sits down with the creators and stars of the Broken Lizard comedy troupe, Jay Chandrasekhar, Kevin Heffernan, Steve Lemme, Paul Soter, and Erik Stolhanske, to discuss their film, Super Troopers 3. The crew chats about their "Behind the Badge" promotional tour, sharing how audience laughter in the editing room resolves their creative disagreements, and Paul jokes about his ongoing campaign to get reinstated on his high school's Wikipedia page. The group also shares hilarious behind-the-scenes memories of working with legendary co-stars like Cloris Leachman and Donald Sutherland, the physical toll of chugging real maple syrup for their famous scenes, and the real-life aftermath of swallowing a quarter during the filming of Beerfest.

  5. 99

    Friday

    Regret over sending emails, Highway 6 closure due to rock slides, a man with multiple warrants, a life lesson from a vault toilet incident, the Greeley Stampede and its events, honoring service members for Fourth of July, a humorous drug-related arrest, the Denver Cherry Blossom Festival, the Denver Dog Fair, alcohol sales ban at outdoor events in France, Donkey Derby Days in Cripple Creek, new Rolling Stones tracks, a record-breaking fast tractor

  6. 98

    Thursday

    Billy Idol's achievements in 2026, including his induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and a Lifetime Achievement Award, bizarre incidents on planes, including a woman sleeping for 11 hours and a panic attack requiring a hypnotist, rock slides in Clear Creek Canyon blocking Highway 6, the Denver Dog Fair featuring adoption booths and dog-related activities, National Leon Day marking six months until Christmas, a viral video of a woman removing towels from pool chairs, Global Belly Button Day and its humorous origins, a hoax in Kenya causing mob violence over false claims of disappearances, and a teacher in Georgia arrested for relationships with students and alleged blackmail involving her OnlyFans account.

  7. 97

    Monday

    The behavior of passengers deplaning flights, Weather conditions in Las Vegas and the local area, The concept of joining the Mile High Club, A unique birthday experience involving Love Cloud in Las Vegas, The legacy of music mogul Clive Davis, The challenges faced by 911 dispatchers during the Fourth of July, A warning against a viral trend of sun tanning, The popularity of ranch dressing among European soccer fans, New scientific insights about the sun's future and Earth's fate, The upcoming NHL preseason schedule for the Colorado Avalanche, A reflection on completing the day and looking forward to tomorrow.

  8. 96
  9. 95
  10. 94

    Monday

    Easier jobs to do when drunk, Experiences at a local event, A viral incident involving a Gen Z employee refusing to join a late meeting, Scientific research on ancient squirrel DNA, Closure and reopening of a Best Buy store, A mother's social media post about her daughter's engagement ring, Baking disasters involving children's birthday cakes, College football gambling scandals and Deion Sanders' response, The Red Bull Soapbox Race event in Denver.

  11. 93

    Thursday

    Blake Street Tavern reopening under new ownership, Bluetooth technology tracking a swallowed AirPod, Red Bull Soapbox Race returning to Denver, cringeworthy ER moments shared by the public, Aurora's Global Fest featuring music and food, Colorado's drought situation and water conservation, Denver Broncos head coach Sean Payton's contract extension, X Games securing a new host agreement in Aspen, a driver's near-accident on a mountain road, El Nino's return and its potential impact on winter weather in Colorado.

  12. 92

    Tuesday

    McDonald's is testing an AI drive-thru robot named Archie, which handles 90% of orders. Michael J. Fox shares a birthday with the speaker. A detective was arrested for drawing a gun over someone microwaving fish in the office. The speaker's stepdaughter wants to pregame before going to the movies. The snow has melted at Breckenridge, revealing lost items from the ski season. A new rooftop patio with a self-poured tap wall is opening in Westminster. Sammy Hagar comments on couples sleeping in separate bedrooms affecting relationships. The moth migration is below average due to a dry winter, resulting in fewer bugs. A viral hoax about gas pump scams has been debunked by the police.

  13. 91

    Monday

    Apologies to a valet driver for causing anxiety due to low fuel, Severe thunderstorm warning in the Denver metro area, Potential for large hail and tornadoes in the weather forecast, Plans to rebuild a historic bandstand in City Park after a fire, A stepdaughter receives her driver's license, Announcement of free summer movie series at Sculpture Park, Impact of recent thunderstorms on local areas, Discussion of hail damage affecting home insurance premiums, Introduction of a new law to support home cooks and food entrepreneurs, Celebration of a local baseball player's milestone at Coors Field, Study on normal levels of flatulence in adults.

  14. 90

    Tuesday

    The anniversary of Napster's launch and its impact on the music industry, Metallica's reaction to Napster and its implications for the band, the current state of the Denver Broncos' tight end room, the closure of a King Soopers store and the opening of a new mega store, Jeff Goldblum's jazz band performance with the Colorado Symphony, Denver's first Porch Fest event, the opening of Dick's Sporting Goods House of Sport in Thornton, Pat Sertain's contract extension and raise with the Broncos, the departure of Avalanche GM Chris McFarland and Joe Sakic's return to the GM role.

  15. 89

    Tuesday

    The anniversary of Napster's launch and its impact on the music industry, Metallica's reaction to Napster and its implications for the band, the current state of the Denver Broncos' tight end room, the closure of a King Soopers store and the opening of a new mega store, Jeff Goldblum's jazz band performance with the Colorado Symphony, Denver's first Porch Fest event, the opening of Dick's Sporting Goods House of Sport in Thornton, Pat Sertain's contract extension and raise with the Broncos, the departure of Avalanche GM Chris McFarland and Joe Sakic's return to the GM role.

  16. 88

    Monday

    A birthday celebration for Dan Hardee's dad, Kim Hardee, who turns 75, Dan's childhood experiences with technology and electronics, Dan's father's work in semiconductor design and guitar pedal creation, Dan's upcoming end of blood thinners after heart ablation, a German startup offering free cleaning services in exchange for privacy, hail damage to cars in Colorado, tornado occurrences in mountainous regions, the emergency alert system's outdated technology, opinions on the Yellowstone spinoff "Dutton Ranch," disappointment in Denver sports teams' playoff exits, the birth of a baby orangutan at the Denver Zoo and public naming vote, a humorous gym encounter involving a loud noise, and a promotion for Styx concert tickets.

  17. 87

    Friday

    Closing multiple browser tabs at the end of a work shift, The launch of an AI-powered digital avatar of Ozzy Osbourne, The upcoming Fan Expo Denver event, The Outside Days festival at Auraria campus, Traffic concerns due to Morgan Wallen's concerts at Empower Field, The opening of Trail Ridge Road for the season, The Taste of Korea Denver food festival, The grand opening of AeroStat Park in Westminster, The Highlands Ranch Beer Festival, Modern status symbols in suburban life, A story about a man stealing a police car in Florida, The importance of taking a break from work emails over the weekend.

  18. 86

    Thursday

    Red Hot Chili Peppers sell their recorded catalog to Warner Music for $300 million, Von Miller announces he wants to return to the Denver Broncos, Steven Tyler faces a jury trial over grooming allegations, Denver International Airport ends the free DEN reserve system, a designer proposes a new restroom concept for privacy, Fan Expo attracts numerous celebrities, Sweden becomes the first smoke-free country in Europe, Colorado tightens laws on feeding wildlife to prevent bear encounters, construction delays for the Denver Summit FC stadium due to rain, a YouTuber gets banned from Six Flags for smuggling food into a theme park.

  19. 85

    Wednesday

    Scott Miller Vargas wins tickets to an ACDC concert, A wild marmot is rescued from a pickup truck, Free passes to the Denver Tattoo Arts Festival are available, An anecdote about building a fence with a mother-in-law, Aging and tattoos are discussed, State Patrol is cracking down on speeding during calving season, Colorado sports teams face disappointing playoff outcomes, A hazmat fuel tanker accident on I-70 causes delays, A semi-truck accident on I-25 results in traffic disruption, Upcoming summer concert lineup features major artists, Predictions for Colorado's winter weather patterns are shared.

  20. 84

    Tuesday

    Upcoming Free Ticket Wednesday for ACDC tickets, New Green Day-inspired movie "Nimrods," Dexter Holland's graduation speech at USC, South Korean Gen Z soldiers using plastic surgery to avoid military training, Criticism of Brian Johnson's immortality guide, Matthew McConaughey's retreat from fame, Denver Broncos' official schedule and upcoming games.

  21. 83

    Monday

    The challenges of adulting and work fatigue, Collective Soul's Ed Roland and the origins of a hit song, NASA's plans for a permanent moon base by the 2030s, the biological effects of living in space, the potential evolution of humans on the moon, the ability to change embarrassing Gmail addresses, the release of a new biographical book about Stevie Nicks, the upcoming Green Day-inspired comedy movie "Nimrods," National No Dirty Dishes Day, Gen Z's unique napping habits, a viral TikTok story about a mystery crush, a Florida man's meltdown over McDonald's cookies, and Denver's unpredictable weather forecast.

  22. 82

    Friday

    Rolling Stones' new music video and AI de-aging technology, unique divorce settlement involving a streaming account, North Glen's annual Food Truck Carnival, viral story about a boyfriend's hygiene habits, robotic wolf for bear control in Japan, trivia about a famous song's production, hacker brothers' crime and arrest, Colfax Marathon's impact on city traffic, Alamo Drafthouse theater renaming after Pam Greer, Adams County Fair concert lineup and events.

  23. 81

    Wednesday

    Weather conditions and forecasts, Emergency system testing in the city, Upcoming event at the Boulder Theater featuring a mashup of rock music, U.S. national debt and its implications, Airport safety concerns following an incident at DIA, Colorado Avalanche playoff game and ticket prices, Risks of high-resolution photos and fingerprint security, Upcoming Arvada Center Summer Concert Series, Tribute to the late actor Donald Gibb, North Glen Food Truck Carnival details, Hygiene concerns about walking barefoot on planes, Encouragement for listeners to treat themselves during the week.

  24. 80

    Tuesday

    The characteristics of Tuesday as a day of the week, the weather forecast for Denver, the opening of a new Chick-fil-A drive-thru in Aurora, a concert update about Journey's farewell tour, a memory of a streaker at a past concert, the monthly emergency siren test in Denver, trivia about the song "Man in the Box" by Alice in Chains, an incident involving Eric Clapton and a thrown vinyl record, the Summer Concert Series at the Arvada Center, the anniversary of Weezer's Blue Album release, the album cover's unique photo editing, and ticket giveaways for upcoming concerts.

  25. 79

    Confessions Of A Middle School Educator - Kurt & Angie

    You spend enough time around middle schoolers and suddenly nothing shocks you anymore. On this episode of The Dan Hardee Show, recently retired assistant principal Angie Hale sits down with her boyfriend Kurt Carlson to pull back the curtain on the absolute chaos, drama, weird excuses, awkward parent meetings, and unbelievable moments she dealt with during her career in middle school education. It’s hilarious, unfiltered, occasionally terrifying, and somehow still makes you appreciate the people brave enough to survive a building full of 13-year-olds every day.

  26. 78

    Monday

    Teenagers engaging in risky behavior while riding in a car, ACDC concert ticket giveaway, the myth of digging a hole to China, unconventional wake-up methods, air quality concerns due to flaring at an oil refinery, testing of outdoor warning sirens, unpredictable Colorado weather changes, summer concert series ticket opportunities, incidents at Denver International Airport, opening of a Taco Bell Cantina at the airport, the backstory of the song "Hit Me With Your Best Shot," a delivery driver crashing into a home while under the influence, and encouragement to relax after a long day.

  27. 77

    Tuesday

    The 999 challenge at Rockies games, Postponement of events due to weather, An app for attending strangers' weddings, Rage workouts as a new fitness trend, CDOT warnings about express lane usage, Misunderstandings about female biology, Recall of Thermos products due to safety issues, Mighty Millions Raffle benefiting Children's Hospital Colorado, Crowdfunding campaign to buy Spirit Airlines.

  28. 76

    Monday

    The arrival of Monday and its impact on daily life, Celebration of Star Wars Day, Anticipation of a significant snowstorm in Denver, The effect of weather on planned events, Gas prices reaching new highs, The emergence of a broken ransomware called Vect 2.0, A story of arson related to a personal dispute, Colorado Avalanche's recent playoff success, The decline in home values in the Denver Metro area, The anniversary of Pearl Jam's debut album Ten, Promotion of the Children's Hospital Colorado Mighty Millions Raffle, The recent spike in gas prices in Denver.

  29. 75

    Friday

    Traffic issues caused by a blown tire, A simulated Mars mission involving volunteers, The weather forecast for the weekend, The Denver Nuggets' playoff elimination, The 33rd annual Furry Scurry event, Proposed legislation for speed cameras in Colorado, The City Park Farmer's Market opening, A case of foreign accent syndrome, A man arrested for hiding in a store for Pokemon cards, A farewell message for the weekend.

  30. 74

    Dan & BJ: 23 Years Of Shenanigans

    This week, grab a drink and pull up a chair because me and my buddy BJ Mahar are taking you along for a 23-year friendship highlight reel — college disasters, radio blunders, and all. BJ's had some wild chapters in his life, and trust me, the real estate stories alone are worth the price of admission. It's two old friends just talking like you're sitting right there with us — no agenda, no filter, just good stories.

  31. 73

    Thursday

    An emergency landing occurred on a United flight due to an unspecified odor. The Cinco de Mayo celebration at Civic Center Park is highlighted as a major event. Film on the Rocks will feature movies at Red Rocks this summer. The First Friday art walk showcases local artists across five neighborhoods. Colorado is implementing new road signs to promote zipper merging. The Denver Derby Party is set to take place for its final year. Airbnb prices in Boulder have skyrocketed due to the Sundance Film Festival. A parking ticket scam is warning residents to be cautious of fraudulent texts. A bill is proposed to require customers to request single-use items with takeout orders. First Friday Jazz events will offer free live music in Five Points.

  32. 72

    Wednesday

    The significance of Wednesday afternoons, Peter Scoffin's medical procedures, Justin Simmons' retirement from the Denver Broncos, Fleetwood Mac's remastered album release, a bizarre crime involving a stolen fire engine, Bo Nix's ankle surgery update, KitKat's new phone-blocking wrapper, and humorous realizations about misconceptions in life.

  33. 71

    Tuesday

    A 90-year-old grandmother sets an unofficial world record by planking for over three minutes. Denver's city council approves a new three-year deal for scooter and bike rentals with VeoRide. The diverse vehicle lineup includes standing scooters, seated scooters, and cargo e-bikes. Two teenagers are arrested for driving a lawnmower through a Target store. The teens previously filmed a TikTok with a leaf blower at a Culver's. The Denver Nuggets win Game 5 against Minnesota, with Jokic achieving a triple-double. Denver experiences an unusually cold April compared to March. Bridal stores require brides to sign waivers due to size changes from Ozempic. The wedding dress industry faces challenges with rush orders and fitting timelines. A massive 1,500-foot tiramisu is created by 100 Italian chefs in London. A drug bust on I-80 leads to the discovery of six pounds of cocaine in a vehicle. A man in Orange County refuses to leave a gas station without free gas, claiming money is not real.

  34. 70

    Thursday

    The excitement of Denver being a playoff town, Colorado's 150th anniversary celebrations, the need for exploration within Colorado, the behavior of certain drivers on the road, the phenomenon of cocaine salmon in rivers, the impact of drug contamination on fish behavior, Stevie Nicks officiating weddings and her advice, the stress of state testing for students and teachers, humorous anecdotes from students about misconceptions, Jason Newstead's upcoming headlining tour, a bakery's creative playoff-themed bread for the Buffalo Sabres, the phenomenon of unnecessary email replies at work, irrational fears shared by adults, a touching story about a teacher's impact on students, the growing interest in Fan Expo Denver and its celebrity lineup, the unique events at Estes Park Bigfoot Days, and the humorous nature of attending a Bigfoot calling contest.

  35. 69

    Wednesday

    The beauty of the Denver skyline against the mountains, The joy of dogs during commutes, A contest for tickets to a theater show, The anniversary of the A-Line train service, The rise of protein-infused products, The introduction of high-protein root beer, Law enforcement operations on E470 for distracted driving, The closure and future reopening of Bandamere Speedway, The success of a radio station's ratings, The rental of dancing robots for events, A hockey game recap involving a shattered glass panel, A truck driver caught watching a show while driving, The renaming of a cinema to honor Pam Greer, The development of 3D printed homes in Denver, A humorous incident involving Finland's Air Force cadets.

  36. 68

    Tuesday

    Tension and stress in daily life, The impact of office behaviors on workplace dynamics, The joys of being in your 40s, Traffic frustrations in Denver, Controversial health studies and their validity, Fashion trends in men's footwear, The phenomenon of "passport bros" in dating, A bullfighter's injury and its implications, The importance of quality time with partners, Public safety measures regarding power outages, Upcoming infrastructure changes in local areas, Closing remarks and encouragement for listeners.

  37. 67

    Monday

    Ghosting responsibilities in the afternoon, The return of Foo Fighters with a new album, DJing a wedding, A car seat that turns into a toilet, Touchless Bag Drop technology at airports, Microwave technology for healthier fries, Buying a first car for a stepdaughter, Overheating laptops due to blocked air vents, Snoop Dogg performing in Denver, The musical Next to Normal at the Denver Center for Performing Arts, Planned power shutoffs due to fire danger, A small plane sliding off the runway, Best stoner movies for 420, Surviving Monday and easing into the week.

  38. 66

    Monday

    Ghosting responsibilities in the afternoon, The return of Foo Fighters with a new album, DJing a wedding, A car seat that turns into a toilet, Touchless Bag Drop technology at airports, Microwave technology for healthier fries, Buying a first car for a stepdaughter, Overheating laptops due to blocked air vents, Snoop Dogg performing in Denver, The musical Next to Normal at the Denver Center for Performing Arts, Planned power shutoffs due to fire danger, A small plane sliding off the runway, Best stoner movies for 420, Surviving Monday and easing into the week.

  39. 65

    Wednesday

    I-70 snowpocalypse and vehicle pileup, Legislation allowing home cooks to sell refrigerated foods, Viral story about a family rushing a child to the ER for gas, Jamal Murray's historic three-point shooting, Colorado's unpredictable winter weather, Development of a THC breathalyzer for detecting impairment, Opening of a drive-thru only Chick-fil-A in Denver, Rock tour hazards including a spider bite incident, Stalking incident involving Lindsay Buckingham, Upcoming foldable iPhone release, Introduction of maple bourbon bacon by Oscar Mayer, Mighty Millions raffle for a chance to win prizes benefiting Children's Hospital Colorado.

  40. 64

    Tuesday

    A massive crash involving over 75 vehicles has shut down both directions of I-70 at the Eisenhower Tunnel, injuries have been reported, and authorities are urging drivers to avoid the area. Weather conditions are changing with a cool down expected and a slight chance of early thunder. Investigators are looking into a suspicious fire involving porta-potties at Chapita Park in Nederland. Scientists have conducted simulations predicting that Earth will eventually be affected by the sun's heat, leading to severe environmental changes. Researchers are experimenting with a vaccine beer that uses engineered yeast to deliver virus-fighting components. Blocking internet access on phones for two weeks can improve attention spans and reduce anxiety. The Mighty Millions Raffle is back, offering a chance to win a Mercedes convertible, a trip to Iceland, and support for Children's Hospital Colorado.

  41. 63

    Tuesday

    Roland Orzabal is releasing a memoir about Tears for Fears and his life. A meat vending machine in Montana offers 24-hour access to fresh cuts and snacks. Westminster is launching Potholepalooza to fix reported potholes and reward participants. A pilot made an emergency landing on a busy street in Phoenix without causing injuries. The Denver Nuggets are preparing for the playoffs against the Minnesota Timberwolves. A couple celebrated over 70 years of marriage, emphasizing the importance of mutual support. Doctors are discussing "poophoria," a satisfying feeling related to bowel movements. Waymo is tracking potholes with driverless cars to help cities repair roads.

  42. 62

    Thursday

    Red Rocks' 85th anniversary, the naming of a new Front Range passenger train, Coors Field's alcohol-infused ice cream, a hot dog incident on local news, the health risks of staying single, a live broadcast from Pikes Peak for Colorado's 150th birthday, a power outage at the airport, Nikola Jokic's performance and the Nuggets' winning streak, a study on flatulence between genders, a meat sale event in Brighton, a resident's squirrel infestation issue, a scam alert in Highlands Ranch, a traffic stop involving a large meth haul, an exhibitionist incident in Parker, and a promotional announcement for an upcoming event.

  43. 61

    Wednesday

    Denver hosted a major one-on-one breakdancing competition. The mystery of disappearing trees in Denver is attributed to beavers. A judge ordered a boss to pay damages for paying an employee in grease-covered pennies. Brake wear in Colorado may be influenced by usage patterns. The Red Bull Soapbox Race is returning to Denver after 18 years. Lindsay Buckingham is involved in a bizarre incident with a woman claiming to be his daughter. A woman in Arizona found a large snake in her toilet. Brighton implemented mandatory watering restrictions due to dry conditions. The Artemis 2 crew set a record for the farthest humans traveled from Earth and shared their wake-up song playlist. A new bar in Five Points features a playlist of classic country music.

  44. 60

    Tuesday

    Shout out to Ryan and John from First Call Electric and Fire, E-470 has a new logo, mandatory watering restrictions in Arvada, trivia about a town named Sandwich, a prank involving a rubber chicken at the state capitol, Levitt Pavilion adds live music shows, Whataburger opening in Castle Rock, Tom Pappas shows being taped for Netflix, Nuggets' playoff performance and Jamal Murray's success, tolling begins on express lanes on I-25, Pink Floyd's unconventional recording methods, a man inherits a large vintage lawnmower collection, beavers appearing in Denver waterways.

  45. 59

    Wednesday

    April Fool's Day celebrations, podcast promotion, humorous name changes of famous artists, Denver's Project Eternal Summer, the Denver Nuggets' gold hardwood replacement, synchronized flying pigeons in Denver, Rolling Stones rebranding as Stationary Pebbles, animatronic Corgi at Denver airport, oxygen pumping at Coors Field for Rockies games, gravitational adjustment testing at City Park, interpretive dancers as traffic lights in Brighton, flavored rain cloud seeding experiment in Parker, replacement of planes with trained eagles at DIA.

  46. 58

    Tuesday

    The performance of Nikola Jokic in the NBA, the impact of small medical bills on health insurance, weather conditions in Colorado, recent lottery wins and their consequences, teacher strikes in Sheridan schools, Arnel Panetta's struggles with touring and personal issues, the resurgence of turkeys in Denver, a viral cruise ship proposal mishap, a DUI investigation involving a taser, Elton John's legal battle against media privacy invasion, and a goldfish driving a motion-controlled vehicle.

  47. 57

    Monday

    Opening day for the Rockies, Billy Joel's health issues, weather forecast for the week, Netflix show "Age of Attraction," AI facial recognition error leading to wrongful imprisonment, John Fogerty concert at Red Rocks, Howie Mandel's comments on compliments, TSA workers' gift card donations, rising gas prices and ethanol blend changes, recent lottery winners in Colorado, new ballpark food offerings, a liquor store heist involving a tractor-trailer, I-70 construction updates, and weather predictions for the coming days.

  48. 56

    Wednesday

    A television caught on fire during a show, where Dan shares a personal experience with a malfunctioning Roku TV. There is a discussion about concert venues for Sublime. A former property manager was sentenced for embezzling from homeowners. Dan reminisces about a classmate with the same name as a celebrity. Opinions on the show "Marshalls" are shared, with mixed reviews from listeners. The Broncos secured a site for a new stadium. Judd Bronson received a Carnegie Medal for a heroic rescue. A raffle for Children's Hospital Colorado is promoted. Dan recounts the experience of a TV catching fire in detail.

  49. 55

    Tuesday

    The collapse of a parking garage at Yosemite and Jefferson, personal experiences with running out of toilet paper in public restrooms, the impact of record-breaking heat on Colorado ski season, a severe sewer failure in a Thornton apartment complex, a chance to dine with Will Ferrell in LA, the introduction of the 9-9-9 challenge in Major League Baseball, ticket giveaways for the Colorado Auto Show, the development of gene-edited super barley for cattle, fluctuating weather conditions in Colorado, Billy Bob Thornton's upcoming concert in Colorado with The Boxmasters, the Children's Hospital Colorado Mighty Millions Raffle and its prizes, and appreciation for radio station listeners and ratings.

  50. 54

    Monday

    Flying with Southwest Airlines and seat assignments, Finding an antique prostate and rectum warming device, Stepdaughter learning to drive and her driving habits, Winning a million dollars from scratch-off tickets, Warnings about parking ticket scams via text messages, Self-driving wheelchairs at airports, Costco's 10-pound chocolate bunny named Pete, A car accident at Topgolf involving a retaining wall, Upcoming Colorado Auto Show tickets giveaway.

Type above to search every episode's transcript for a word or phrase. Matches are scoped to this podcast.

Searching…

We're indexing this podcast's transcripts for the first time — this can take a minute or two. We'll show results as soon as they're ready.

No matches for "" in this podcast's transcripts.

Showing of matches

No topics indexed yet for this podcast.

Loading reviews...

ABOUT THIS SHOW

The Dan Hardee Show drops weekly on 99.5 The Mountain and the free Audacy app. Hosted by Dan Hardee in Denver, the show dives into funny life stories, offbeat news, and 80s and 90s rock nostalgia, all with a sharp dose of sarcasm. Whether it's pop culture, Colorado life, or behind-the-scenes radio moments, it's everything you love about rock radio with the vibe of a laid-back hangout. If you're into Denver podcasts, 80s and 90s music, funny stories, or just want more of Dan Hardee from 99.5 The Mountain, this one's for you.

HOSTED BY

Audacy

CATEGORIES

Frequently Asked Questions

How many episodes does The Dan Hardee Show have?

The Dan Hardee Show currently has 50 episodes available on PodParley. New episodes are automatically indexed when they're published to the podcast feed.

What is The Dan Hardee Show about?

The Dan Hardee Show drops weekly on 99.5 The Mountain and the free Audacy app. Hosted by Dan Hardee in Denver, the show dives into funny life stories, offbeat news, and 80s and 90s rock nostalgia, all with a sharp dose of sarcasm. Whether it's pop culture, Colorado life, or behind-the-scenes radio...

How often does The Dan Hardee Show release new episodes?

The Dan Hardee Show has 50 episodes. Check the episode list to see recent publication dates and frequency.

Where can I listen to The Dan Hardee Show?

You can listen to The Dan Hardee Show on PodParley by clicking any episode. We provide an embedded audio player for direct listening, and you can also subscribe via your preferred podcast app using the RSS feed.

Who hosts The Dan Hardee Show?

The Dan Hardee Show is created and hosted by Audacy.
URL copied to clipboard!