The Ross Kaminsky Show

**Tribute to a Music Legend and a Look at the Complexities of Politics** On the show, we're paying tribute to the late Frank Beard, the legendary drummer for the iconic rock band ZZ Top. Beard's passing at the age of 77 has left a void in the music world, and we're joined by Rick Lewis, a musician and friend of the band, to reflect on his life and legacy. But it's not all music this week - we're also diving into the complexities of politics, from the latest election results to the ongoing tensions with Iran. We're discussing the implications of President Trump's recent comments on Iran, including his suggestion that the US should make the Strait of Hormuz a territory of the United States. We're also exploring the nuances of the US-South Korea relationship, including the recent decision to pull back on military exercises with South Korea. And in the world of politics, we're analyzing the results of the Wyoming primaries, where 13 members of the Freedom Caucus lost their seats. We're also talking about the upcoming US Senate election in South Carolina, where Darlene Graham, the sister of the late Senator Lindsey Graham, is running to permanently take his seat. But her lack of knowledge on a fundamental national security issue - the US relationship with Taiwan - has raised concerns about her qualifications for the role. And in the world of sports, we're discussing the proposed new stadium for the Denver Broncos, and the concerns about parking and tailgating. Join us for a thought-provoking conversation that covers it all - music, politics, and sports. Listen to the full episode to hear more about Frank Beard's legacy, the complexities of US foreign policy, and the latest news from the world of sports.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We're excited to welcome back Joe Bonamassa, the blues-rock legend, as he prepares to return to Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Denver, Colorado. But before we dive into that, we're discussing the state of the union, with a focus on the recent lawsuit against Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, and the implications it may have on social media. We're also talking about the upcoming election, with State Senator Mark Baisley joining us to discuss his platform and his bid for the US Senate. In this episode, we're also revisiting the world of music festivals, with Gina Gondek sharing her experiences at the Field Division festival in Beaunivista, where she saw King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard perform. We're also discussing the importance of keeping the blues alive, with Joe Bonamassa's Keeping the Blues Alive Foundation making a significant impact on music education. But the main event of the episode is our conversation with Joe Bonamassa, where we talk about his upcoming show at Red Rocks, his passion for the blues, and his work with the Keeping the Blues Alive Foundation. We're also discussing his guitar collection and how he uses it to inspire and educate the next generation of musicians. If you're interested in hearing more about Joe Bonamassa's return to Red Rocks, the state of the union, and the importance of keeping the blues alive, be sure to tune in to this episode. We're also discussing the upcoming election and the implications of the Meta lawsuit on social media. Join us for a lively conversation that's sure to leave you feeling inspired and informed.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week on the show, we're talking politics with a very special guest, State Senator Mark Baisley, who's running for the US Senate against incumbent John Hickenlooper. As a seasoned politician with a background in aerospace engineering, Mark brings a unique perspective to the table, and we dive into his five-point platform, which includes addressing student loan debt, reforming healthcare, and more.In this episode, Mark shares his personal story, from growing up in Puerto Rico to becoming a Colorado State Senator, and how his experiences have shaped his views on the issues that matter most to him. We also discuss his approach to decision-making, which involves a careful consideration of the constitutionality of a bill, its alignment with American founding principles, and its potential impact on individual rights. With a background in engineering, Mark uses a systematic process to evaluate complex issues, which has served him well in his time in the state legislature.Mark's five-point platform is centered around making a positive impact on the lives of Coloradans, from helping students overcome student loan debt to making healthcare more accessible and affordable. We also touch on his thoughts on the current state of affairs in the US, including the importance of standing up to international bullies like Iran.If you're interested in learning more about Mark's vision for the US Senate and how he plans to tackle the tough issues facing our country, tune in to this episode to hear his thoughts on these critical topics and more.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

**Monday Morning Musings** This morning on Ross Kaminsky on the News with Jeana Gondek, Chad Bowar filled in for Jeana and Jimmy in for Ross had a lively discussion about the weekend's events, including a fun-filled trip to the Savannah Bananas' Banana Ball game. Jimmy shared his experience of watching the game with his family and friends, and even a chicken fight that had everyone in stitches. In other news, the topic of the day was the Jefferson County Schools' lawsuit against the US Department of Education over Title IX policies. They also touched on the topic of Democratic Socialism and its growing presence in the US, with a discussion about Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's views on the matter. The conversation also delved into the world of entertainment, with a fascinating interview with Star Wars Theory, the number one Star Wars YouTuber in the world. Jimmy with Star Wars Theory about his latest fan film, Vader Episode Two, which has gained over three million views on YouTube. They discussed the making of the film, the importance of using real artists, and the role of AI in the creative process. If you're interested in hearing more about the Savannah Bananas, the Jefferson County Schools' lawsuit, or the world of Star Wars, tune in to the full episode. Don't miss the lively discussion and insightful interviews that make this podcast a must-listen.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

**Join the conversation with Star Wars Theory, the number one YouTuber by subscribers, as he shares his journey from a young fan to a renowned creator of fan films and lightsabers.**In this episode, we dive into the world of Star Wars Theory, where creativity knows no bounds. Our guest takes us on a journey from his early days as a fan, watching Star Wars in the mid-nineties, to becoming a successful YouTuber with millions of subscribers. He shares his passion for storytelling and how it has led him to create his own fan films, including the highly acclaimed Vader two. We also discuss the importance of community and how his fans have been instrumental in his success.From the challenges of self-funding his projects to the importance of staying true to his vision, our guest opens up about his experiences and lessons learned. We also explore the world of fan-created content and how it has become a vital part of the Star Wars universe. With the rise of AI-generated content, we discuss the role of technology in the creative process and how it can be used to enhance or replace human creativity.As a passionate advocate for the power of storytelling, our guest shares his thoughts on the current state of the Star Wars franchise and how it has strayed from its roots. He emphasizes the need for a return to storytelling and the importance of letting creatives lead the way. We also touch on the topic of criticism and how it can be both positive and negative, but ultimately leads to growth and improvement.Join us as we explore the world of Star Wars Theory and discover the power of creativity and community. Listen to this episode to hear the inspiring story of a fan turned creator and learn about the importance of staying true to your vision.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This episode is a wild ride, folks! From Monty Python to the Environmental Protection Agency, we've got a diverse range of topics that'll keep you entertained and informed. Ross is still trying to convince Jeana to watch Monty Python and the Holy Grail, but it's not just about the classic comedy - we're also diving into some serious issues like labor disputes, the stock market, and the latest news from the world of politics. This episode covers a lot of ground, from the ongoing strike at a Cargill meatpacking plant in Fort Morgan, Colorado, to the latest developments in the world of AI data centers. We also talk to Lee Zelden, the head of the EPA, about the agency's efforts to balance environmental concerns with economic growth. And, of course, we've got some lighter moments, like a hilarious joke about a clerk's pronunciation of a town's name and a discussion about the benefits of improv theater for anxious teens. But what really sets this episode apart is its unique blend of humor and serious discussion. Our  enthusiasm for Monty Python is infectious, and his passion for the topic is matched only by his passion for the issues he's tackling. Whether you're a fan of comedy or a follower of current events, this episode has something for everyone. So if you're looking for a podcast that's a little bit silly, a little bit serious, and a whole lot of fun, then this is the episode for you. Tune in to hear the full conversation and find out what else we're talking about this week.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, the we dive into two pressing issues affecting the city of Denver. The first topic revolves around the scooter company Veo, which is facing a breach of contract due to its failure to provide proper docking areas for its scooters. The city is now considering taking more aggressive measures to ensure compliance with the law. The conversation also touches on a lawsuit against tobacco companies for their role in littering cigarette butts. The speaker explains that the companies knew about the issue and chose not to make biodegradable filters, instead passing the costs onto taxpayers. This unique circumstance has led to a successful lawsuit, with the city seeking to make the companies take responsibility for their actions. Additionally, we discuss a recent transaction involving the purchase of Independence Plaza, a key anchor on 16th Street Mall. This acquisition is seen as a win-win for the city, as it will bring thousands of students to the area every day. Mike also shares his thoughts on the search for the next CEO of the Denver International Airport, highlighting the importance of finding the best candidate for the role. To hear more about these topics and our  insights, tune in to this episode and discover the solutions being proposed to address these pressing issues affecting the city of Denver.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, we're joined by Lee Zeldin, the Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency, for a conversation that's both enlightening and timely. As the head of the EPA, Lee is at the forefront of some of the most pressing environmental issues of our time, from climate change to data centers and diesel exhaust fluid regulations. But what's striking about this conversation is the way Lee approaches these complex topics with a unique blend of pragmatism and optimism. Lee shares his insights on the recent decision to repeal the 2009 Endangerment Finding, which had a significant impact on greenhouse gas emissions and regulations. He also discusses the importance of finding a balance between economic growth and environmental protection, and how the EPA is working to make progress on both fronts. From data centers to diesel exhaust fluid regulations, Lee's conversation is filled with practical solutions and a commitment to the well-being of both people and the planet. One of the key takeaways from this episode is the idea that environmental protection and economic growth are not mutually exclusive. Lee explains how the EPA is working to create regulations that benefit both the environment and the economy, and how this approach can lead to positive outcomes for communities across the country. He also shares some surprising statistics and stories about the impact of data centers and diesel exhaust fluid regulations on everyday Americans. If you're interested in learning more about the intersection of environment and economy, and how the EPA is working to create a better future for all of us, then this episode is a must-listen. Join us as we explore these important topics with Lee Zeldin, and discover the ways in which we can work together to create a more sustainable and prosperous world.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As the NFL preseason heats up, our guest Rick Lewis, of the Denver Broncos on KOA, shares his insights on what to expect from the team this season. From the Buckhead District in Atlanta, where he's calling the game against the Falcons, Rick breaks down the key battles to watch, including the competition for the second and third-string safety and inside linebacker positions. This episode is all about the intricacies of the game, with Rick discussing the importance of efficient play calling under new offensive coordinator Davis Webb. He also touches on the potential impact of rookie running back Jonah Coleman, who could be a game-changer for the Broncos. Plus, Rick shares his thoughts on the team's center situation, with several key players injured and a few young prospects vying for a spot. Rick's expertise shines as he analyzes the team's strategy and player dynamics, offering a unique perspective on what makes the Broncos tick. He also shares some fun facts about Atlanta, from the city's dense urban tree coverage to the infamous Coca-Cola Museum. With his passion for the game and his engaging personality, Rick makes this episode a must-listen for any football fan. Join us as Rick Lewis shares his expertise and insights on the Denver Broncos, and get ready for the upcoming season. Listen to this episode to hear his thoughts on the team's chances, the key battles to watch, and what makes this season so exciting.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

**A Conversation Worth Having** This episode of the podcast is a thought-provoking discussion that covers a wide range of topics, from the world of politics to the future of technology. We dive into the world of entertainment, discussing the movie "The Odyssey" and its shortcomings. The conversation then shifts to the world of politics, where we discuss the lawsuit filed by the City and County of Denver against tobacco manufacturers and the implications of this case. They also talk to Anthony Holtzman, the attorney representing the Denver firefighters who are trying to disaffiliate from the state union. The speaker shares their thoughts on the complexities of labor laws and the challenges faced by the local firefighters. The episode also features a conversation with Dr. Shimon Blau, a physician and small business owner who is running for Congress in the first congressional district. He shares his thoughts on the issues that matter most to him, including healthcare and anti-Semitism. The speaker also discusses the future of technology, specifically the potential of artificial intelligence and its impact on society. If you're interested in staying informed about the latest news and trends, this episode is a must-listen. Insights and perspectives on a wide range of topics make for a engaging and thought-provoking conversation. Join us as we explore the complexities of the world around us and discuss the issues that matter most.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Physician and small business owner has thrown his hat into the ring to run for Congress in Denver's first congressional district. Dr. Shimon Blau, a self-proclaimed moderate, is taking on the Democratic nominee, Malac Kiros, in a bid to bring a fresh perspective to the city's politics. This episode delves into Dr. Blau's motivations for running, his stance on key issues like healthcare and anti-Semitism, and what sets him apart from his opponents. With a unique blend of medical expertise and business acumen, Dr. Blau is looking to bring a much-needed dose of pragmatism to the nation's capital. From his thoughts on the Patients Deserve Price Transparency Act to his views on universal healthcare, Dr. Blau shares his vision for a more inclusive and effective government. As a doctor, Dr. Blau has seen firsthand the impact of healthcare costs on his patients, and he's committed to finding solutions that balance accessibility with affordability. He's also unafraid to speak out against anti-Semitism, a growing concern in the Democratic Party. With his independent streak and willingness to challenge the status quo, Dr. Blau is an intriguing candidate who's definitely worth getting to know. Tune in to hear the full conversation with Dr. Shimon Blau and learn more about his platform, his vision for the future, and why he's the perfect choice for Colorado's first congressional district.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Denver firefighters are taking a stand against their state union, and it's a story that's got everyone talking. In this episode, we dive into the details of a lawsuit filed by the Denver Firefighters Union against the state union over a dispute about dues. The local firefighters claim they're being unfairly forced to pay thousands of dollars in dues to the state union, despite feeling they're not getting much in return.The local firefighters, represented by attorney Anthony Holtzman, argue that they've taken formal actions to disaffiliate from the state union, including a referendum vote by the membership. However, the state union claims that the local owes nearly $400,000 in unpaid dues. The case raises questions about the power of unions and the rights of local chapters to disaffiliate.The situation is complex, with the International Firefighters Union getting involved and claiming that the local must follow a specific provision in their constitution to disaffiliate. But the local firefighters' attorney believes that this provision doesn't apply in this case. It's a battle over money, power, and the rights of workers to make their own decisions.If you're interested in learning more about this fascinating case and the intricacies of union politics, tune in to this episode to hear the full conversation with attorney Anthony Holtzman.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

**National Vinyl Record Day Special** It's National Vinyl Record Day, and we're celebrating in style with a special episode featuring a conversation with Phil Wiser, the Attorney General of Colorado and likely next governor. But before we dive into that, we take a break to discuss some fun topics, including the resurgence of digital cameras and the nostalgia for retro tech. They also share some listener texts, where people are sharing their own experiences with retro tech, from Polaroid cameras to Sony Walkmans. In this episode, we also discuss some serious topics, including the recent primary elections in Wisconsin and Minnesota, where some surprising upsets occurred. They also dive into the world of economics, discussing the latest Consumer Price Index numbers and the impact of tariffs on inflation. And, in a special segment, they talk to Jake Kubia, the director of communications for the Denver Zoo, about how they're keeping animals cool during the hot summer weather. But the main event of the episode is the extended conversation with Phil Wiser, where he discusses his plans for the state, including his commitment to providing more access to early childhood learning and his views on social media regulation. He also shares his thoughts on the importance of business favorability and how to make Colorado a place where businesses want to come. If you're interested in learning more about Phil Wiser's plans for Colorado and hearing his thoughts on some of the state's most pressing issues, tune in to this episode to hear the full conversation.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this extended conversation, Attorney General Phil Wiser shares his vision for Colorado's future as a potential governor. From affordable housing to water rights, he tackles some of the state's most pressing issues with a unique blend of passion and expertise.As the state's top law enforcement official, Wiser has made significant strides in addressing the opioid crisis, securing over $900 million in settlements for Colorado. He's also prioritized law enforcement training, recognizing the importance of emotional intelligence and awareness in preventing officer-involved shootings. However, he acknowledges that there's still work to be done, particularly in creating a new law enforcement training curriculum from scratch.Wiser's gubernatorial campaign focuses on making Colorado a more livable place for its residents. He discusses his plans for affordable housing, including down payment assistance for key workers and cutting government fees for homes. He also emphasizes the need for universal healthcare and childcare, citing the importance of early childhood learning and the state's role in addressing the youth mental health crisis.In this episode, Wiser shares his thoughts on a range of topics, from the challenges of regulating social media to the importance of water conservation in the face of climate change. He also addresses the complexities of gun control, the federal government's lawsuit against Colorado over its magazine ban, and the need for a more nuanced approach to regulations. With his unique blend of humor and expertise, Wiser makes a compelling case for why he's the right leader for Colorado's future.Want to hear more of this conversation? Listen to the full episode to learn more about Phil Wiser's vision for Colorado and how he plans to tackle the state's most pressing issues.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As the summer heat sets in, many of us are looking for ways to beat the heat, but have you ever wondered how our furry friends at the Denver Zoo are staying cool? In this episode, we're joined by Jake Kubie, the director of Communications for the Denver Zoo, to talk about the innovative ways they're keeping their animals comfortable in the scorching temperatures. The Denver Zoo is home to over 3,000 individual animals and 450 different species, representing every corner of the globe. With some animals hailing from hot climates, the zoo takes extra precautions to ensure their well-being. One of the key strategies is giving animals the option to choose their own temperature, allowing them to move freely between indoor and outdoor habitats. This might mean that some animals are indoors when visitors are expecting to see them, but the zoo's top priority is always the animals' safety and comfort. The zoo's Tropical Discovery Exhibit, a temperature-controlled building that's home to many of the zoo's snakes, reptiles, amphibians, and fish. This exhibit is a must-see, and Jake shares some fascinating stories about the animals that thrive in the heat, like the bighorn sheep and Asian elephants. We also hear about the creative ways the zoo keeps its animals cool, from making ice treats to providing large pools for the elephants to play in. If you're a Denver Zoo fan or just looking for ways to support your local community, this episode is a must-listen. Join us as we chat with Jake about the zoo's efforts to keep its animals cool and happy, and learn more about the importance of prioritizing animal welfare.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

**Get Ready for a Wild Ride at Broncos Training Camp** This episode of the podcast is a must-listen for football fans and anyone interested in current events. We are live at Broncos Park, where they're discussing everything from the team's new training facility to the latest news on the data center debate in Aurora. But that's not all - they're also diving into some serious topics, like the controversy surrounding Dr. Fauci's text messages and the importance of being cautious when sharing information about your kids on social media. We are joined by a special guest, Andrew Morris from the New Civil Liberties Alliance, who's suing the state of Colorado over a new recycling program that's got some major issues. They're also talking about the latest news on the Broncos, including the team's purchase of land in the Burnham Yard area and the injury bug that's starting to bite. And, of course, no episode would be complete without some fun and games - this time, it's a trivia question about NFL coaches who've beaten every team in the league. But what really sets this episode apart is the hosts' willingness to tackle tough topics and have real conversations about the issues that matter. From the impact of AI on education to the importance of being mindful about what we share on social media, they're not afraid to dive in and explore the complexities of these issues. So if you're looking for a podcast that's informative, entertaining, and thought-provoking, you're in the right place. Tune in to this episode to hear the us discuss all of these topics and more - and don't forget to listen to the end to find out who wins the trivia question and gets a pair of Broncos preseason tickets!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

As the new school year kicks off, many parents and educators are wondering if our children are truly prepared for the workforce of the future. In this episode, we explore the challenges facing our educational system and what we can do to get our kids "future ready." Joining us is CEO of ETS, the largest private educational assessment and testing organization in the world. The conversation touches on the importance of math and reading skills, which are becoming increasingly crucial in today's economy. We discuss the need to strengthen our educational system by integrating national and state assessments with what's happening in the classroom. This involves continuous assessments that check in on progress in math and reading, and ensuring that teachers are equipped to use technology, including AI, effectively. He emphasizes the importance of balancing the use of AI with safeguards to prevent cheating and ensure that students are actually learning critical thinking skills. We also explore the disconnect between teachers using AI and receiving formal training on its responsible use. If you're concerned about the future of our educational system and want to make a difference, tune in to this episode to hear expert perspective and learn how you can get involved in the conversation about education policy and the role of technology in the classroom.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In a battle against government overreach, a group of companies is taking on the state of Colorado in a lawsuit that's raising important questions about the role of private entities in regulating public policy. This episode, we dive into the details of the case, which challenges a new recycling program that's been implemented in the state.The program, known as the Producer Responsibility Program for Statewide Recycling Act, has some major problems. For one, it hands over control of recycling to a private entity that's not accountable to the public. This entity, called the Circular Action Alliance, gets to decide how much companies have to pay to participate in the program, and those companies can't even challenge the fees in court. It's a situation that's raising concerns about the constitutionality of the program.The lawsuit, filed by the New Civil Liberties Alliance, argues that the program violates several provisions of the Constitution, including due process and the First Amendment. The Alliance's Senior Litigation Counsel, Andrew Morris, joins us to explain the details of the case and why it's so important.If you're interested in learning more about this case and the issues at play, tune in to this episode to hear Andrew's insights and analysis.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

**Dragon's Back and the Return of the King** Get ready for a hilarious and action-packed episode of our podcast, where our beloved producer is back from a five-week hiatus and we are ready to dive into the latest news and stories. But first, let's talk about the elephant in the room - or rather, the elephant that's no longer in the room, as Jeana's favorite restaurant, Bang Up to the Elephant, has closed its doors. We'll explore the story behind this unique vegan spot and what it means for Denver's food scene. This episode is packed with exciting discussions, from the latest news on the Iran-US conflict to a fascinating analysis of a recent article from the Middle East Forum. We ask for hilarious and ridiculous explanations from listeners as to how Dragon hurt his knee. Plus, we'll talk about the upcoming ballot measures in Colorado, including a constitutional amendment that guarantees the right to purchase and sell natural gas. But that's not all - we'll also discuss the latest news on the Holy Iran thing, where President Trump seems to be willing to take a loss and give Iran a victory. And, of course, we'll touch on the topic of Israel and the so-called genocide in Gaza, where a recent report from the United Nations proves that the claims of widespread starvation and famine are simply not true. So, if you're ready for a dose of humor, news, and insight, tune in to this episode and find out what's been going on while you were away. Join us as we explore the latest stories and discuss the issues that matter.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In a state where energy policies are constantly evolving, a crucial ballot measure is making its way to the November election. Colorado residents are about to have a say in whether their right to use natural gas in their homes and businesses will be protected. This episode delves into the world of energy politics, where a think tank called Advanced Colorado is fighting to ensure that citizens have the freedom to choose their energy source. The group's Executive Vice President, Kristi Burton Brown, joins the conversation to discuss the initiative and its implications. With the state's goal to eliminate natural gas use by 2050, Kristi explains why this measure is necessary and how it will impact the reliability of the grid. She also shares her thoughts on the recent deal between energy companies and lawmakers, which may have far-reaching consequences for the state's energy landscape. Kristi highlights the importance of this ballot measure, emphasizing that it's not just about energy choice, but also about affordability and public safety. She also discusses the potential risks of voters becoming overwhelmed by the sheer number of ballot initiatives and how the state's blue book can help inform voters' decisions. Additionally, she touches on the role of ballot measures in energizing voters and the potential for conservatives to get excited about issues like this one. To learn more about this critical issue and the perspectives of Kristi Burton Brown, tune in to this episode and hear her insights on the future of energy in Colorado.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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