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The Valley Podepisode 240: Cleave SimpsonState Senator Cleave Simpson and The Citizen start this Valley Pod episode with all things water in the Valley. They dive into snowpack levels, streamflows, agriculture and more. The second-half of this episode focuses on the governmental side of Simpson. He explores what is happening in the Colorado State Senate and budget challenges Colorado is facing2025-05-1851 min
The Valley Podepisode 239: Creede Repertory TheatreCreede Repertory's Artistic Director Emily Van Fleet and Director of Marketing & Communications Kate Berry come on to The Valley Pod to celebrate Creede Rep's 60 years. Van Fleet and Berry discuss their ventures to the remote Colorado town, "there's a lot less to distract you from yourself." 2025-05-1542 min
The Outdoor Citizenepisode 58: SLV Trout Unlimited and Wil RickardsIn our latest two-part interview we talk with Doug Camp and Kevin Milder from San Luis Valley Trout Unlimited. They have a summer of community programs to get people more comfortable with fishing. We also talk with ASU’s Adventure Program Coordinator Wil Rickards about the upcoming Outdoor Family Festival. This festival will be at Cole Park following the Rio Trio race.2025-05-1446 min
Creative Citizen: Unexpected Artistepisode 39: ‘Getting Carried Away’ BFA and BA takeoverListen in to the 2025 BFA and BA takeover of the Cloyde Snook Gallery and Hatfield Gallery on campus at Adams State University. Gabriel West (BFA), Isaiah Avila (BFA), Shanade Gorney (BFA) and Joe Enoxin (BA) and their exhibition titled Getting Carried Away will host its closing reception on May 17 from 5-7 p.m. Tune in to the lead up of the show, individual practices, learned experiences, never ending growth, and the entrepreneurial spirit on this episode of The Creative Citizen.2025-05-131h 14
The Valley Podepisode 238: Local foods in the ValleyMax Gibson, executive director of San Luis Valley Local Foods Coalition, is on The Valley Pod with Jae Sanders, the group's community food and agriculture assessment coordinator. They talk about the strength of the local foods movement in the San Luis Valley.2025-05-1144 min
The Valley Podepisode 237: Alamosa Mayor Ty ColemanAlamosa Mayor Ty Coleman announces that he will be running for re-election, making The Citizen "the first to know." Coleman talks the about AmeriCorps defunding and what that means for the Valley. The Citizen and Coleman take a deeper look into homelessness and how that relates to Alamosa. 2025-05-0438 min
The Outdoor Citizenepisode 57: “The Economic Value of Water Resources in Colorado’s San Luis Valley”Though we just scratched the surface of the The American Rivers study “The Economic Value of Water Resources in Colorado’s San Luis Valley” in the latest episode of the Outdoor Citizen podcast, Emily Wolf, Claire Sheridan, and Heather Dutton give us a great look into the impact water has on the Valley’s recreation. 2025-04-3039 min
The Valley Podepisode 236: Visit Alamosa First FridaysVisit Alamosa's Beth Sumner and SLV's Tea Spot's Manny Feliu join The Citizen to talk about Visit Alamosa kicking off the First Fridays event series on May 2. On Friday, downtown Alamosa is being turned into a life-sized board game adventure. The game begins at SLV's Tea Spot. 2025-04-3030 min
The Valley Podepisode 235: Alamosa County Sheriff Robert JacksonBeing the sheriff in a rural, growing county brings its own set of challenges. Add a jail population prone to addiction and mental illness that has to be managed, new state laws that add responsibilities onto sheriff’s plates, and a federal immigration enforcement crackdown and you’ve got the making for an insightful episode of The Valley Pod. 2025-04-2837 min
The Valley Podepisode 234: Celebrating Aging ConferenceThe latest guests on the Valley Pod are Rio Grande County Coroner and Mountain Valley Mortuary owner and funeral director Steven Hunzeker and CSU Area Extension Specialist Janae Naranjo.2025-04-2129 min
The Outdoor Citizenepisode 56: Estevan Vigil and Andy RiceOn the latest episode of the Outdoor Citizen, we are joined by Colorado Parks and Wildlife Aquatic Biologist Estevan Vigil and Alamosa Parks and Recreation Director Andy Rice. 2025-04-161h 03
The Valley Podepisode 233: Michelle Rubidoux-WilsonMichelle Rubidoux-Wilson stops in to chat about how it feels to be what it feels like to be Colorado Elementary Distinguished Principal of the Year, what makes Alamosa Elementary 3-5 special, and how being focused and organized sets the tone for a whole school year.2025-04-1331 min
The Valley Podepisode 232: Adams State University President David TandbergAdams State University President David Tandberg and The Citizen talk Trump Administration and higher education. Tandberg dives into the 'mood' on Adams State's campus. So far, he said, Adams State has felt limited impact from presidential executive actions that have targeted higher education and the funding of HSI-designated universities.2025-04-0629 min
The Outdoor Citizenepisode 55: Wildlife Refuge Safaris ft. Evert Brown and Lisa ClementsOn the latest Outdoor Citizen, we talk with birders and Friends of the San Luis Valley Wildlife Refuges members Evert Brown and Lisa Clements about birding in the Valley. They give us information on a series of Wildlife Refuge Safaris taking place this spring and summer.2025-04-0241 min
The Valley Podepisode 231: We Love Our National ParksVisit Alamosa's Beth Sumner and Luke Anders, the new operations supervisor and volunteer coordinator for the Great Sand Dunes National Park & Preserve, are our guests. 2025-03-3141 min
Creative Citizen: Unexpected Artistepisode 38: Mountainfilm on Tour’s Hope Logan and Bella Hines ft. SVGO!’s Dani RobbenMountainfilm Festival’s tour director and tour manager Hope Logan and Bella Hines join the Creative Citizen from Telluride. Wanting to inspire change and art through films, Logan and Hines celebrate films and filmmakers by sending the films on tour to over 100 places across the U.S. and to a few places abroad like Brazil and Australia. Logan, Hines, and Creative Citizen host Maddy Ahlborn discuss how films can inspire radical change and radical art and the importance of film as an art form and what that means for the local community.2025-03-2746 min
The Outdoor Citizenepisode 54: Mick Daniel, SLVGO!We’re joined again by Mick Daniel from San Luis Valley Great Outdoors. Mick and Marty discuss the railroad proposal to abandon 27 miles of track between Monte Vista and South Fork and convert it into a fully functional recreational trail.2025-03-1950 min
Creative Citizen: Unexpected Artistepisode 37: Patricia EagleAuthor Patricia Eagle has moved over 40 times in her life. She came to the Valley for the beauty and stayed for the people, making it her home for the last 13 years. Eagle talks about her second memoir 'Dog Love Stories, The Canines Who Changed Me' on this episode of the Creative Citizen: Unexpected Artist. Host Madeleine Ahlborn and Patricia Eagle explore what dogs can teach us: how to listen better, how to trust and be trusted, and what it means to be responsible for another life. Listen to learn more about Eagle and the pups that impacted her life so...2025-03-1147 min
The Outdoor Citizenepisode 53: SLV CliffhangersOn this episode, we’re joined by the SLV Cliffhangers high school climbing club and “Spirit of the League” award winner Caden Jackson. Jackson and coaches Shawna Lease and Sean Sluyte talk about how the club started after Jackson had the idea to bring climbing to the youth of the San Luis Valley. The idea behind creating a high school climbing club helps to diversify the options students have for an extracurricular activity. 2025-03-0538 min
Creative Citizen: Unexpected ArtistEpisode 36: Hysteria Heart PressAllison Cruse and Jean Alger are the pioneers behind the independent woman-owned press working on bringing zines and more to The Valley. From Allison's interest in anatomical hearts and Jean's delve into the connections between women's emotions and hysteria, the name for this new endeavor came. Heartthrob's Fire Issue has its release party on March 14 at 6 p.m. at Narrow Gauge Book Coop.2025-03-0448 min
The Outdoor Citizenepisode 52: Jenny Nehring and Amy EngleOn this episode, we’re joined again by Jenny Nehring and first-time guest Amy Engle to talk all about the 42nd Annual Monte Vista Crane Festival. There are plenty of cranes arriving and plenty of things to do in Monte Vista during crane fest week. Nehring and Engle discuss the festival’s impacts on the San Luis Valley and the wonder of being a stopover for the Sandhill Crane migration. It’s a wonderful, natural spectacle that everyone can partake in. 2025-02-1948 min
Creative Citizen: Unexpected Artistepisode 35: Amy LopezAmy Lopez joins the Creative Citizen in the Closet to share her journey leaving the Valley to pursue her dreams as a musician and performer, she followed her voice and her faith to be exactly where she needed to be to meet her husband, also a musician and collaborator. You can find Amy on the corner of Fourth and State for her open mic series the first and third Friday of the month. Lopez leans into what it means to be human, how we can be in service to one another, and what it means to truly love.2025-02-181h 05
Creative Citizen: Unexpected Artistepisode 34: Belinda GarciaArtist, activist, and author Belinda Garcia is the most recent guest on the Creative Citizen: Unexpected Artist. Garcia talks with the Creative Citizen host Madeleine Ahlborn about 'Somos Agua.' They talk about the mural project as well as the book that was inspired by the multi-artist silk mural. Listen in to this great conversation that explores the importance of water and protecting it.2025-02-1252 min
The Outdoor Citizenepisode 51: Esteban SalazarOn this episode, we’re joined again by San Luis Valley Great Outdoors Health and Wellness Coordinator Esteban Salazar. He and host Marty Jones talk about health and recreation equity in Alamosa and the San Luis Valley. SLVGO! has been driving this conversation forward and they hope to have an ongoing sense of stewardship that community members can take part in and feel proud of.2025-02-0533 min
The Outdoor Citizenepisode 50: Sean Noonan, BLMOn this episode, we’re joined by Sean Noonan, Bureau of Land Management Recreation planner for the San Luis Valley Field Office. Noonan provides updates on the Lobatos Bridge project, gives us a look at some upcoming projects, and recommends some great spots to get outside. We asked Noonan about what the Trump Administration may mean for local recreation. He said he's hopeful for continued support through local partnerships. 2025-01-2235 min
The Outdoor Citizenepisode 49: Rio FrioIn the first episode of 2025, we talk with the City of Alamosa’s Dalton Carleo and Sean Sluyter about the Rio Frio weekend happening later in January. They set up the course and ask for the public to pray for the cold so that the Rio Grande freezes over. Sluyter and Carleo reflect on the past few years and note that each year there is marked increase in 5K race participants.2025-01-0828 min
Creative Citizen: Unexpected Artistepisode 33: Dustin SigatyDustin Sigaty, a writer and multidisciplinary artist, ponders the myths of his past selves to delve into conversation about travel, living in the SLV, and shares ideas of not only the written word but also how all mediums have their own language, like film and photography. Tune in to this "shotgun" episode that occurred December 7th, 2024. Follow Dustin IG @end.letters2024-12-311h 18
Creative Citizen: Unexpected Artistepisode 32: Lares FelicianoTime, space, and grace. Tune in to Episode 32, where the Creative Citizen shares closet space with SLV artist Lares Feliciano, an artist, partner, time traveler, and dreamer. 2024-11-191h 10
Creative Citizen: Unexpected Artistepisode 31: Rocio De LiraListen in to the conversation with Madeleine and Rocio in this episode of The Creative Citizen, the Unexpected Artist. Founder of M3Prod, musician, student, advocate, artist, collaborator, and dreamer, Rocio sheds light on what is possible when we place emphasis on small healthy habits, how we can transform community through authentic connection, and when we close our eyes we can feel our surroundings, and lean into being comfortably awkward.2024-11-1258 min
Creative Citizen: Unexpected Artistepisode 30: Macey SigatyMacey Sigaty, a Church Project Artist who works in abundance, found the project in the very beginning. Listen in and connect to this conversation about the ties between art and life, trusting your intuition, and holding space for how unexpected changes can impact and influence our practice. Remember who you are. 2024-10-291h 04
False Summits: A History Podcast about the American WestAliens Zapped my Horse to Death!! : Snippy the HorseLet us know what you thinkIn part I of our Halloween Trilogy of Spooky History, Mason takes leads us on trial of smalltown cosmic horror to tell the gang about a horse from Alamosa, Colorado, that died under strange circumstances. Its flesh was reportedly stripped with surgical precision, with no blood or struggle. Some blamed UFOs, others suspected secret military experiments. The case drew paranormal investigators and skeptics alike. Was an ET, a predator, or something else? Sources:UFOs and a Horse Called Snippy- by Chris Roothttps://history.denverlibrary.o...2024-10-1716 min
Creative Citizen: Unexpected Artistepisode 29: Kevin HernandezThe first Creative Citizen podcast guest to be in The Closet (space) is audio and visual artist Kevin Hernandez. Originally from Denver, Hernandez moved to the Valley in 2023. Ahlborn and Hernandez explore what it means to be an entrepreneur and artist. They also talk about Hernandez's business L8gacy Project and the power of collaboration. 2024-10-071h 07
Sogni AmericaniCome la lattugaAbbiamo incontrato Lance Cheslock in una via di Alamosa, un piccolo paesino della San Luis Valley, nel sud del Colorado, al centro di una delle zone di wilderness - natura selvaggia ancora piuttosto incontaminata - più vaste degli Stati Uniti: 46 mila abitanti per una superficie di 21 mila chilometri quadrati. 196 chilometri di lunghezza per 119 di larghezza. Altitudine: circa 2300 metri sul livello del mare. Che all’occhio appaiono però come una piana immensa - immensa come l’oceano - che difficilmente assoceresti a una tale altezza. È un deserto di steppa, infatti, lambito da un’altissima catena montuosa ai margini a Est e discend...2024-10-0511 min
The Anti-Gravity Group PodcastNew Altitude Record! NSL West 2024 Recap | Episode 32Send us a textIn this episode, Braden, Shane, and Taylor talk about their recent trip to Alamosa, Colorado, for the National Association of Rocketry's annual National Sport Launch (NSL) from Alamosa, Colorado! Macho Matt also joins in the fun, and the guys try to talk him into building a high-altitude project for next year! Want to join the conversation? Join the Patreon at:https://patreon.com/rocketvlogsSupport the showFollow Braden Here:https://youtube.com/@rocketvlogshttps://www.instagram.com/bigb1011https://www.ti...2024-06-031h 20
Creative Citizen: Unexpected Artistepisode 28: We Were Here | Oliver HeckmanA look into the Adams State 2024 BFA exhibition, five artists leave their mark on the ASU campus. Mixed media artist and graphic designer Oliver Heckman reflects on the thoughts that are silenced by society that influence the shape the perception of society. Learn more about Heckman and their work at Adams and beyond. 2024-05-1431 minCreative Citizen: Unexpected Artistepisode 27: We Were Here | Alize SanchezA look into the Adams State 2024 BFA exhibition, five artists leave their mark on the ASU campus. Photographer Alize Sanchez uses their work to symbolize mental health issues on […]2024-05-1425 minCreative Citizen: Unexpected Artistepisode 26: We Were Here | Amalia Dorion
A look into the Adams State 2024 BFA exhibition, five artists leave their mark on the ASU campus. Painter (and runner) Amalia Dorion evokes a subconscious part of her mind that feels like an escape from the ordinary. Learn more about Dorion and her work at Adams and beyond. 2024-05-1436 min
Creative Citizen: Unexpected Artistepisode 25: We Were Here | Cruz Mayer-CardonaA look into the Adams State 2024 BFA exhibition, five artists leave their mark on the ASU campus. Metal artist Cruz Mayer-Cordona is reinterpreting and retelling myths through his chosen medium. Learn more about Mayer-Cordona and his work at Adams and beyond. 2024-05-1427 minCreative Citizen: Unexpected Artistepisode 24: We Were Here | Josh KutcherA look into the Adams State 2024 BFA exhibition, five artists leave their mark on the ASU campus. Photographer (and runner) Josh Kutcher captures an unbiased shift from landscape to urban. Learn more about Kutcher and his work at Adams and beyond.2024-05-1428 min
Playmaker's CornerPlaymaker's Corner Episode 278: Montezuma-Cortez, Alamosa, Arvada, Delta, Bayfield, Salida, Pagosa Springs, Forge Christian, Steamboat, & D'Evelyn 2023 Season PreviewsOn a full 2A episode Kodey bounces between southwest Colorado to Denver and surrounding areas talking some towns that are known for other aspects but want to establish a presence in football!
Time stamps:
0:00-0:57 Intro
0:58-9:18 Montezuma-Cortez Panthers
9:19-17:12 Alamosa Mean Moose
17:13-23:47 Arvada Bulldogs
23:48-31:57 Delta Panthers
31:58-38:04 Bayfield Wolverines
38:05-43:36 Salida Spartans
43:37-50:46 Pagosa Springs Pirates
50:47-57:06 Forge Christian Fury
57:07-1:02:30 Steamboat Sailors
1:02:31-1:10:55 D'Evelyn Jaguars
1:10:56-1:13:05...2023-07-191h 13
Creative Citizen: Unexpected Artistepisode 23: Sarah Krantz, Saguache Arts Walk & Hollyhock FestTake a stroll through the Arts Walk and Hollyhock Fest in Saguache, coming later this month.2023-07-1441 min
ATTRA - Voices from the FieldUna conversación sobre suelo con Patricio O'NeilEn este episodio de Voices from the Field, Martin Guerena, especialista en agricultura sostenible de la oficina regional occidental de NCAT en Davis, California, habla con Patricio O'Neil de Soil Health Services en Alamosa, Colorado. Su conversación describe los cultivos característicos de la región del valle de San Luis Colorado, la sequía de la región y sus desafíos, prácticas para mejorar la salud del suelo y el secuestro de carbono por medio de cultivos de cobertura, la composta dominada por hongos y la rotación de cultivos. También habla sobre el Parque Ag...2023-02-1538 min
Adams State Football PodcastASFBPC #10 Brady Conner Director of Strength and ConditioningWelcome to the Adam State football podcast I am your host AJ Webb it’s January and Alamosa the spring semester started and it’s cold as hell but the 2023 grizzly campaign is heating up getting ready hitting the weight room knocking out Matt drills trudging through -20 to roll around and get their strength speed and dive proper, The fearless leader of the off-season programming as a former Adam State tight-end Director of strength and conditioning Brady Conner, in this interview we talk about his beginnings out to Craig Colorado, how he fell in love at first lift with...2023-01-271h 59
Churchfront Worship and Tech PodcastWorship Tech Booth Makeover | Alamosa River of Life ChurchIn this episode, Adam recaps the different pillars of Worship and Tech ministry that he helped with at a church in Alamosa, Colorado who is a part of our Worship Accelerator Pro program in Worship Ministry School. https://youtu.be/n8tlkUTxFFg www.worshipministryschool.com2023-01-0922 min
Playmaker's CornerPlaymaker’s Corner Episode 186: Montezuma Cortez, Alamosa, Pagosa Springs, Bayfield, Salida, Delta, Ponderosa, Legend, Chaparral, and Regis Jesuit 2022 Season PreviewOn this episode Simon (Aka Coach V) and Kodey preview a number of teams from around the state of Colorado. They recap last season, talk about players who are graduating/transferring, talk key players, and then predict how this upcoming season will go for Montezuma Cortez, Alamosa, Pagosa Springs, Bayfield, Salida, Delta, Ponderosa, Legend, Chaparral, and Regis Jesuit.
0:00- 1:24 Intro
1:25- 5:45 Montezuma Cortez
5:46-13:55 Alamosa
13:56- 19:01 Pagosa Springs
19:02- 26:59 Bayfield
27:00- 34:43 Salida
34:44- 45:42 Delta
45:43-1:00:34 Ponderosa
1:00:35-1:13:49 Legend
1:13:50- 1:25:42...2022-07-221h 40
Retired RoadersAlamosa, CO campground is the cat’s meow. Good doesn’t describe it.Complete in every way, KOA Alamosa is a great campground to spend a couple of days.
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Crème De La Crime PodcastWhat happened to Abby Blagg & Angelica Sandoval?ABBY JO BLAGG: Abby Blagg went missing from Grand Junction, Mesa County, Colorado on November 12, 2001. She was 6 years old, and what she was wearing at the time is currently unknown. At the time of her disappearance, she was 4'0 and weighed around 44 lbs. She has strawberry blonde hair and blue eyes. She is classified as endangered missing, with foul play suspected. She would be in her late 20's today. If you have any information regarding the disappearance of Abby Blagg, please contact The Mesa County Sheriff's Office at (970)-244-3500.
ANGELICA ESPERANZA SANDOVAL: Angelica Sandoval disappeared from Al...2022-06-0927 min
Adams State Football PodcastASFBPC#5 Dr. Mark Manzanares - RMAC Champion and Natty ContenderDr.Mark Manzanares
In this episode of the Adams State Football Podcast, I sit down with Dr. Mark Manzanares who is a professor at Adams State University, but back in the late 80s Mark was spending his time carrying the pigskin on Rex Field. Under the Leadership of Coach Jeff Geiser, Mark and his squad had some of the most successful seasons in Adams State history including accomplishments like winning RMAC conference championships, playing the Mexican National Team in the Aztec Bowl, and competing in the 1988 National Championship. Their achievements would ultimately get them inducted into the...2022-04-291h 23
Adams State Football PodcastASFBPC #3 Rocco DeLorenzo All American Middle LinebackerWelcome to the Adams State Football Podcast. I am your host AJ Webb, former Adams State defensive lineman,
In this episode I’m joined by former Linebacker Rocco DeLorenzo who popped into the Adams State School of Business to record with me while visiting his family.
When the DeLorenzo clan visits Alamosa EVERYONE is visiting their Alma Mater and EVERYONE is visiting the fields they played EVERYONE!
Rocco's Father Phil played linebacker, uncle Chris coached on the ASC National Championship campaign, His Mother Patricia was an elite track team member, both his sister Ro...2022-03-1854 min
ETB Travel Photography BlogThings to Do Near Alamosa, ColoradoThings to do near Alamosa, Colorado include visiting a gator park, sledding in the sand dunes, and hiking fourteeners.
This episode is also available as a blog post: https://etbtravelphotography.com/2021/10/23/things-to-do-near-alamosa-colorado/2021-11-1206 min
Playmaker's CornerPlaymaker's Corner Episode 59: 2A Southwest League PreviewDue to a request from a Bayfield player, Kodey explored the tough Southwest league in 2A that appears to be on the brink of a revolution between graduations and experienced younger players stepping up and attempting to change the pecking order a bit. Who do you think will win?
0:00-1:41 Introduction of Teams and last year’s standing
1:41-6:09 Alamosa Recap and Graduates
6:10-10:05 Bayfield Recap and Graduates
10:05-15:09 Montezuma Recap and Graduates
15:10-19:34 Pagosa Springs Recap and Graduates
19:35-23:22 Salida Recap and Graduates
23:32-30:04 Sal...2021-08-2555 min
The BrewDeck PodcastS.2 E.14 Millet - Business in the Front, Party in the BackWhat do millet, buckwheat, sunflower seeds, and hemp have in common? They are all non-cereal grains malted at Colorado Malting Company in Alamosa, Colorado. The obscure malts can be added to a traditional grain bill or singularly to produce gluten-free beer and spirits.
Today's guests, brothers Josh and Jason Cody, take farm-to-tap to a new level as the only brewery in the world where every ingredient in its beers comes from the family farm.
Josh and Jason's grandfather started the family-run Colorado Malting Company and then passed it onto their father. Located in San Luis Va...2021-07-2354 min
Heidi's Colorful ColoradoWhy I Love Colorado ft Michelle WoodwardMichelle Woodward and her husband, Kyle Woodward own and operate Alamosa's iconic Woody Q's Shack BBQ Restaurant. Michelle teaches 2nd Grade and has recently put in her application to be on the Alamosa Library Board. Michelle grew up in a small town of 500 people in Colorado.
Heidi and Michelle discuss life in Alamosa, the struggles of COVID, and the community's response to keeping kids active and engaged in learning.
If you find yourself in the Alamosa, CO area, it would do you good to stop by and get yourself a delicious pulled pork sandwich, some S...2021-07-1510 min
Heidi's Colorful ColoradoThe Heart of Alamosa ft Mayor Ty ColemanWhen Alamosa’s Mayor Ty Coleman was elected in November 2017, he hit the political ground running and it doesn’t appear he will be slowing down anytime soon.
Coleman’s active and dedicated participation with the business community, colleges, nonprofit organizations, governmental agencies, and schools throughout the San Luis Valley community has made him one of the most accessible and visible community political leaders.
On what people in the community have told him, Coleman stated, “I’ve been listening to the people in our community and they told me they want a mayor who is transparent...2021-07-1515 min
The Coaching StoryCoach Ken NivenBasketball Coach Ken Niven has a resume that includes 510 career wins, predominantly at Alamosa and Monarch High Schools. While at Alamosa, he also coached his teams to four consecutive state championships. He believes, though, that it is his players who have allowed him to have a coaching life that has been blessed.2021-06-2752 min
Choiceology with Katy MilkmanIn the Face of Risk: With Guests Jeff Elison & Ido ErevFor many, the onset of the coronavirus pandemic was terrifying. Descriptions of the outbreak in Europe and Asia led to panic buying and sheltering in place here at home. But, as time passed and people became acclimatized to life with masks and social distancing, many of those same people who were terrified at the outset began to let their guard down and take unnecessary risks.In this episode of Choiceology with Katy Milkman, we look at a peculiar inconsistency around how we perceive risk and rare events.Jeff Elison is a professor and an avid...2021-04-1235 min
Freeman Means Business' Wonder Women in Business PodcastWonder Woman in Business, Mary KimberMary Kimber is [a TOTALLY AWESOME HUMAN BEING — my insert] an entrepreneur and business owner, living and working in the mountains of southern Colorado. After working inside of law firms for nearly 40 years, she started her consulting company, Fort Kimber Partners, in 2014, providing marketing and business development strategies to lawyers and law firms. Mary also has a thriving art business, selling her watercolors and doing commissions via her web site, marykimber.com.
Growing up in Montana, Mary was surrounded by mountains, fields, wildlife and nature. One of five siblings in a boisterous, political family, her family encouraged se...2021-03-1143 min
Middle Class Rock Star58. Antonio LopezMy guest today is Longmont, CO based singer-songwriter, Antonio Lopez. His new record was released on January 1, and it's already being talked about as a potential nominee for best Colorado album of 2021. Roots and Wings is a personal album to say the least. The title track talks of his mother giving him roots, and his father giving him wings. If you're somebody who listens to lyrics, you'll find songs stemming from his upbringing in Alamosa, CO. If you're a passive gym listener, you'll at the very least find yourself googling whether or not Ford released any cars in 1942.
One thing...2021-02-041h 08
Ancestor ArchitectsDr. Sara ErdnerDr. Sara Erdner, CMPC is the author of the recently published book, Dear Coach: What I Wish I Could Have Told You, Letters from Your Athletes, where Dr. Erdner asked athletes one question: what do you wish you could have told your coach but never did? Athletes responded to this question via confidential letters, providing a wealth of knowledge for coaches, sport administrators, and all who care for athletes. From heartfelt thank-you letters to painful accusations and everything in between, Dear Coach gives athletes a rare platform in the sports reform debate, beginning a much-needed conversation between athletes and coaches...2020-12-281h 50
Toasted Sister PodcastE71: Indigenous Farmworkers – “Do your work no matter what other people say”Do you know who picked the cabbage and celery you find at the grocery store? It might’ve been an Indigenous immigrant farmworker. In this episode, I visit with a couple of Indigenous immigrant farmworkers at Rio Grande Farm Park in Alamosa, Colorado to learn about their journey here and why they left Guatemala. I also speak with Dr. Giovanni Batz, social anthropologist focusing on Maya migration, displacement and diaspora, Guatemalan history, Indigenous movements and human rights, to learn more about why so many people migrate here; and why so many Indigenous people are displaced from their lands in Latin Am...2020-12-2335 min
Road BoisEpisode 6 - Sympathy for the Cannibal (Great Sand Dunes National Park/Alamosa, CO)WE LOVE SAND. IT'S COURSE, IT'S ROUGH, AND IT GETS EVERYWHERE!😫😫⏳⏳😫😫⏳⏳😫😫⏳⏳😫😫⏳⏳😫😫⏳⏳😫😫⏳⏳😫😫⏳⏳ In the 6th installment of Road Bois, Jacob and Jeremy reminisce about their visit to the Great Sand Dunes National Park in south/central Colorado (or in other words, what they could've sworn was their time as extras in the Lawrence of Arabia 🥴...or Dune). There'll be talk of 🎶 Buffalo Soldiers 🎶, our mans Herman Empirius 🤑, and Colorado's all-time favorite man-eater! So buckle up and tune in! Like us on Facebook!Road Bois (@RoadBoisPodcast) Follow us on Twitter!@RoadBoisPodcast (https://twitter.com/RoadBoisPodcast)2020-10-251h 18
Endurance Noise & Random Musings686. London Marathon News & 3 Days at the Fair Updates | 6 Day, 72 Hour and 48 Hour UltrasKenenisa Bekele is OUT for Sunday’s London Marathon. "I was in good shape but then I picked up a niggle in my left calf after two fast training sessions close together in the last weeks of preparation.”
Camille through 50k in 4hrs and 10 minutes #AirCamille #RunforRuth #48Hrs #3DaysAtTheFair
6 Day (Hour 104)
Amy Mower (51/F) Seattle WA 10/2/2020 1:48:18 PM 308 miles
Philip Eberts (39/M) Etters PA 10/2/2020 1:43:24 PM 345 miles
72 Hour (Hour 32)
Jennifer McHale (41/F) Southington CT 9/29/2020 1:46:44 PM 121 miles
Ed Ettinghausen (58/M) Murrieta CA 9/29/2020 1:53:15 PM 124 miles ...2020-10-0200 min
CodyCast101Ep. 10 Hilarious Drunk College Stories, the Differences Between High School and College Football Programs with Grant Tubridy AKA Tubes AKA Turbo7/29/20This is the first in a two part series with my high school football teammate and fellow college ball player, Grant Tubridy. Grant is someone who wasn't dealt a good hand early on and he worked his ass off to get where he is today, an incoming safety at Adams State University in Alamosa, CO. What I love about this podcast is my ability to have on whoever I want and talk about whatever I want. The topics really depend on the guest and on this episode we take a complete 180 from my episode last week with...2020-08-071h 09
The Rudimental Podcast#027 - James DoyleDr. James Doyle is a veteran and former percussionist for the United States Air Force and a former professor of percussion at Adams State University in Alamosa, Colorado. Josh and James discuss his military career and higher education career, as well as how percussionists can move forward in this unusual time. Recently, James has made the move to Tacoma, Washington to pursue a sabbatical period and freelance. Follow Dr. Doyle at:
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It’s wellness TimeIWT - Episode 4 - Trail Safety With Patrick OrtizPatrick Ortiz is the community engagement coordinator for SLV GO. SLV Go’s Mission is to: “Provide residents and visitors throughout the San Luis Valley with accessible and inclusive outdoor recreation opportunities that connect communities, improve wellness, encourage stewardship, and contribute to the economic vitality of the region.” The local trails and outdoor recreation prospects provide great opportunities for leisure but they also encourage an “active lifestyle. Outdoor recreation also promotes self reliance and resilience, because as beautiful mother nature is she has no problem eating a person up and spitting them out. To put it frank...2020-07-2259 min
Paranormal Prowlers PodcastS2 Ep70: Burial Rituals From Around the Globe Part 2In this special part 2 episode, Tessa continues down the path of death and burial rituals. From Finger Amputations to Strangulation Burials...let's just say you better buckle up...things are about to get wild.
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This cover photo was taken by Tessa Mauro (me) at a cemetery in Alamosa CO2020-07-2028 min
This Is Texas Wine12 Bottles That Moved the Needle on Texas WineConnect with the Podcast:Facebook: @texaswinepodInstagram: @texaswinepodTwitter: @texaswinepodEmail: texaswinepod@gmail.com Help the Show:Listen and Subscribe in Apple PodcastsListen and Subscribe in Google PodcastsListen via web browserSubscribe to the newsletter to get the downloadable guide to my top 10 Texas wine experiences during quarantine. Mentioned in this Episode Texas Wine In the News Decanter: "Fourth of July Wines: Beyond California" Politico reports on Senator Ted Cruz wine tasting events Texas on the Rhône Ama Waterways Cruise - N...2020-07-0941 minIt’s wellness TimeIWT - Episode 2 - Sun Safety With Dr. Melissa VoutsalathHighlights: Benefits of the sun, UVA and UVB rays, short and long term consequences of over exposure, How to choose a sun screen, when - howmuch - how often to apply sunscreen, how to cover up properly and clothing characteristics for blocking the sun, areas to monitor, things to look for and pay attention to using the ABCDEs of skin, What to expect at a Dr.’s appointment/interventions, tanning bed risks.
Link to Sun Safety for Kids - https://www.sanluisvalleyhealth.org/news/2019/august/teaching-kids-to-stay-safe-in-the-sun/
Link to Provider Profile - https://www.sanluisvalleyhealth.org/find-a-provider/melissa-voutsalath-do/
Contact Information - CO...2020-07-0454 min
ROLL WITH THE PUNCHESA lawyer shoots an innocent man during a protest in a small townYou read that right. Last thursday a local self defense attorney shot and killed an innocent man during a protest in the small town of Alamosa Colorado. Give a listen to hear the story. @mansyn8305
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Run The Globe | Rewrite Your Story31. Why Long Term Consistency Trumps Short Term Intensity With Lauren MastersonOur featured guest Lauren Masterson walks us through the importance of long term consistency. Lauren is an Alamosa, Colorado native who ran collegiately for Division 2 powerhouse Adam State University. While attending Adam State University Lauren won four individual NCAA D2 Titles and was a 10 x All-American. In this interview Lauren and I discuss the importance of training for the long term, what it's like to be coached by her father, and her 2:37 debut in the marathon. Accomplishments 4 x NCAA D2 Individual National Champion 10 x All-American Olympic Trials Marathon Qualifier La...2020-05-311h 08
Music at Three Pines: The PodcastAntonio LopezIn our second episode, I sat down and talked music with our friend Antonio Lopez. We met him through friends in common from Alamosa, Colorado, and have gotten to know Antonio and his wife over the last few years. He played our house series in December of 2019.Since then, he has completed a successful Kickstarter campaign to fund his new album, Roots and Wings, but has unfortunately had to hold off on an official release due to the pandemic. Antonio and I talked about the pandemic's impact on the arts, how he approaches songwriting, and some of...2020-05-2851 min
The Colorado Bar Association's PodcastModern Law Revolution Podcast - Vision of Self - Part 2 of 4Part two of our four-part series on Creating a Vision focuses on the professional journeys of four modern lawyers who have answered the question: what is my professional identity? From Alamosa to Denver, from business law to family law, from building a thriving practice to mentoring fellow attorneys, the lawyers featured in this episode just may inspire you on your own journey as well.
Guest panelists:
Lauren Lester, Kristen Belolan, J. Ryann Peyton, James Marshall
2020-05-1443 min
Small Town SecretsAlamosa, CO/ Dalby, Isle of ManThe town of Alamosa Colorado actually started out as a rail center established by the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad. Over the years the rail center evolved into the town of 8,780 that is today. There is a very curious story about Alamosa. That is the story of Snippy the horse, which may have been the first “cattle” mutilation.WikiPedia article about Alamosa, Coloradoweekinweird.com/2013/01/08/death-dunes-ufos-start-cattle-mutilation-san-luis-valley/alamosanews.com/article/after-50-years-snippy-still-a-mysterywww.ourstrangeplanet.com/50-year-anniversary-of-the-snippy-case/Dalby is a small hamlet on the Southwestern side of the...2020-04-181h 13
The Couplepreneur Podcast8. Emma and John Reesor - Pancakes & Convos!Rio Grande Headwaters Restoration Project: http://www.riograndeheadwaters.org/
Alamosa Wiki: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alamosa,_Colorado
Mennonite Volunteer Service Alamosa: https://www.mennonitemission.net/Serve/units/mennonite%20voluntary%20service/Alamosa2019-12-2823 min
Colorado PrepsPREPSCAST - SAN LUIS VALLEY NOV 21STWe continue to wind down the fall sports season and we get an update on teams from the San Luis Valley from Rion Eagan. He provides the latest PrepsCast focused on the San Luis Valley which is presented by San Luis Valley REC and Torben Walters, the State Farm Agent in Alamosa.
2019-11-2100 minColorado PrepsCOLORADO PREPSCAST - SAN LUIS VALLEY OCT 31STSan Luis Valley REC and Alamosa State Farm Agent Torben Walters again brings us the the San Luis Valley PrepsCast. Host Rion Eagan takes us through the high school sports scene in the valley which includes several big football games and district volleyball.
2019-10-3100 minColorado PrepsPREPSCAST - SAN LUIS VALLEY REPORTRion Eagan provides our weekly update on high school sports in the San Luis Valley. He looks at the biggest matchups on tap this week and important results since the last report. The PrepsCast is presented by Torben Walters, the State Farm Agent in Alamosa and San Luis Valley REC.
2019-10-1700 min
Crypto Science Society PresentsDead Bats on a Wire: Investigating The Witches Graves and Haunted Castles This episode features the exciting debut of our new theme song "Dead Bats on a Wire" by Savannah Rivka and Ashleigh Eve. Special guest co-host, Heather Jane Metcalf joins Jason as they discuss the mysterious case of "The Witches Grave" in Alamosa Colorado. The team also talks about the Crypto Science Society Special Ops around the world, from Japan to Transylvania! Cover art by Heather Jane Metcalf. Please follow the link below for the full report on "The Witches Grave" https://sciencecryptojournal.wordpress.com/2019/09/27/the-witches-grave-by-jason-cordova-and-heather-jane-metcalf/
For information on becoming an investigator contact Heather at spoopydetective@gmail.com 2019-10-0959 minColorado PrepsPREPSCAST - SAN LUIS VALLEY - OCT 2NDAnother Colorado PrepsCast episode following high school sports across the San Luis Valley. Host Rion Eagan recaps the past week and looks ahead to big matchups coming up this week. Our report is presented by Torben Walters, your State Farm agent in Alamosa and also by San Luis Valley REC.
2019-10-0200 minColorado PrepsPREPSCAST - SAN LUIS VALLEY - EPISODE 2Episode 2 of the San Luis Valley Prepscast is presented by SLV REC and Torben Walters, your State Farm Insurance agent in Alamosa. Host Rion Egan looks back at the most important games from the past week and previews the top matchups for the week ahead.
2019-09-2500 min
Peak EnvironmentShave Your Utility Bill – Energy Resource CenterIt’s one of the best-kept secrets in town! There is a service that can evaluate your home’s energy-efficiency and potentially trim your utility bill by 25%. Energy Resource Center is a non-profit that focuses on providing the service at no cost to families that most need the help. But homeowners who don’t qualify can still use the service, paying market rates (which helps ERC do work at no charge for those in need). ERC technicians are experts in heating, air conditioning, hot water heaters, insulation, etc. It’s the biggest, most reputable weatherization company in the nation. I...2019-09-1925 min
The Americhicks9.11.19:September 11th Thoughts & Memories-Alamosa Collective Bargaining-American SteelWelcome to the Americhicks podcast.
Kim Monson is your host - Agree or disagree, let's have a conversation!
Today is the anniversary of the September 2001 terrorist attacks on this nation.
Kim and Steve share some thoughts and memories concerning those horrific attacks on this nation.
Is "King Polis" too snarky of a label for Governor Polis?
Maybe we, as involved citizens, can prevent our elected officials from behaving like kings.
It looks like Robert Muller covered up involvement of Saudi Arabia in the September 11th attacks on this nation (tinyurl.com/yyraax6f).
Kim is joined by Scott Weiser who...2019-09-1154 min
The Americhicks9.11.19:Scott Weiser on the Alamosa School District vs. Supreme Court Janus DecisionWelcome to the Americhicks podcast.
Kim Monson is your host - Agree or disagree, let's have a conversation!
Kim is joined by Scott Weiser who has written a new piece for Complete Colorado about the Alamosa Education Association's collective bargaining agreement with the Alamosa School District (tinyurl.com/y68hzq6k).
The agreement may well be contrary to Supreme Court’s Janus decision.
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Visit us at www.americhicks.com To have someone contact you about advertising on the radio program, the podcast, or the Americhicks website visit:www.americhicks.com/contact and fill out th...2019-09-1106 min
Some Random PodcastEp. 014 "Nuke the weather, burn your wiener, Chappelle is the MAN!.. And how do you cook your ramen noodles?!"Today is a super fun episode full of randomness from all across the spectrum! Join BiggMike Smooth (@tattoofacemike) and #TheAnonymousTony (@DarthMeme34) as the take an aggressive drive through today's world and crash into everything possible! This Episode is brought to you by Fade An American Barbershop located in Littleton, CO. If you are in the area, or not in the area, take a drive and to get the best haircut and shave you can ask for! (@FadeAmericanBarbershop on IG). 5950 S Platte Canyon Rd #D3 Littleton CO 80123. (3:00) What the hell did #TheWyatt do in "alone" in Al...2019-09-032h 00
My Day FridayMyDayFriday: Greetings from Alamosa, ColoradoCarla Marie and Anthony kick off your weekend with randomness. In this episode they’re coming to you from Alamosa, Colorado in the middle of their third annual National Parks Road Trip! Carla Marie got herself in trouble in a National Park. Anthony makes a great observation at a small town restaurant! FYI Things have changed and we don’t have a morning show anymore! Keep up with everything Carla Marie and Anthony:Sign up for our newsletter:https://view.flodesk.com/pages/5f516ae62c60490027b9ec20WATCH our Twitch Show:tw...2019-07-0523 min
Crested Butte Is HomeEp. 37 Gary Pierson | Western Colorado University Gary Pierson grew up in the Southeast corner of Colorado in the town of Lamar. Lamar isn't in the mountains, so Gary grew up doing the things that kids in that part of the state (along with neighboring Kansas and Oklahoma) do, like football. It wasn't until college, at Adams State in Alamosa, that he began participating in mountain sports like mountain biking and skiing, but he quickly fell in love with the freedom of those sports. His career in college administration took him to several college towns including the midwest, so when the opportunity to...2019-07-0347 min
Brewery TalksSan Luis Valley Brewing Company: A Beer Pillar in a High Mountain Desert TownIn a town that farms ingredients for macrobreweries like Coors Light, there is a beer lovers paradise. The first brewery to establish itself in the area, San Luis Valley Brewing Company, laid the groundwork for the future of delicious suds in the town of Alamosa, Colorado. In this episode I chatted with owner and founder of the brewpub about what it was like opening a brewery back in 2006, brewing at 7500 ft, and how this unique area of Colorado has more to offer than just good beer! Check it out!2018-11-1900 min
CoreBrain Journal251 Veteran Return & Recovery Essentials – FranceVeteran Returns & RecoveryAudacity is the key to victory in battle.~ Duane FranceDuane K. L. France is a clinical mental health counselor, a veteran, and currently serves as the Director of Veteran Services at The Family Care Center, a private mental health counseling agency specializing in the unique needs of military service members, veterans, and their families. He is also the Executive Director of the Colorado Veterans Health and Wellness Agency, a 501(c)3 Nonprofit affiliated with the Family Care Center.
Duane talks more explicitly about the challenges of return, recovery and comprehensive treatment essentials. He's determined to...2018-08-3000 min
Running RogueEpisode #87: Endorphin Book Club, Book #2 with Deena KastorIt's episode #2 in our Endorphin Book Club series! We start with a breakdown on 3 intro topics including the Sir Walter Miler, the Beach to Beacon 10K, and the newly announced elite fields for the Chicago Marathon. Does Steve think Jordan Hasay has a chance at the American Record, held currently by none other than Deena Kastor herself? Then at 37:55 into the episode, we turn to our interview with Deena Kastor to discuss her new memoir - Let Your Mind Run. Deena talks about her years in Alamosa, how she feels about her Olympic Bronze medal, h...2018-08-121h 44
PsychSessions: Conversations about Teaching N' StuffE029: Leslie Cramblet Alvarez: Passionate, Persuasive Advocate for Teachers and LearnersIn this episode Eric interviews Leslie Cramblet Alvarez from Adams State University in Alamosa, CO. Leslie is a leader in our field, whether at her own Hispanic serving institution or the national stage. Her decision-making after earning her bachelor's degree mirrors many of today's students, and Leslie's tenacity and drive are equally inspirational. Leslie describes the benefits of marriage to a therapist, and she discusses her research, exploring why women have been left out of the history of psychology.2018-07-031h 01
Dave's Gone ByDave’s Gone By #649 (5/5/18): TELL MAMA Here is the 649th episode of the long-running radio show/podcast, Dave’s Gone By, which aired live on Facebook, May 5, 2018. Info: davesgoneby.com.
Host: Dave Lefkowitz
Guests: Sidney Myer, Dave’s wife Joyce
Featuring: Rabbi Sol Solomon interviews cabaret icon Sidney Myer. Plus: Inside Broadway (news & reviews), StoryTime (A Cow for Hansel, pt. 8), Saturday Segue (In the News), Dave’s Come Back from NYC, Colorado Limerick of the Damned (Alamosa).
00:00:01 DAVE GOES IN w/ Joyce (commencement, unicorn cake)
00:25:00 GREELEY CRIMES & OLD TIMES
01:05:00 INSIDE BROADWAY (news (Tony nominations 01:05:00) & reviews Mean Girls (01:23:30) & The Band’s Visit (00:31:00))
01:42:00 GUEST: Rabbi Sol Solomon interviews Sidney M...2018-05-054h 01
Marathon TalkEpisode 424 - Lily PartridgeLeading British marathon runner Lily Partridge shares her pre-London hopes, Ian Williams of Fetch fame joins us for a pace related training talk, we’d love you to come to Kenya, Laura Muir wins indoor, Peter Thompson is running Le Tour, there’s a 50 year old showdown in Alamosa and the Japanese lead the race commentary way. You rate your run, share you kit pics around the world and stand proudly on the listener podium.2018-02-211h 50
The Purple State Report"We were in the wilderness and y'all heard our voice."On today's episode, Judge Powell of the Alamosa Municipal Court violated civil rights and punished defendants for their poverty. He used jail, and the threat of jail, to collect money from defendants who could not pay, in violation of state law. We shined a light on his unjust practices in the investigative report, Justice Derailed. John sits down with an author of this report, Becca Curry, Research and Policy Associate at the ACLU of Colorado. Alejandra speaks with Alex Raines, a former public defender, about his first-hand experiences at the Alamosa Municipal Court. Also, John talks about a case involving a woma...2017-11-2000 min
TheSchoolHouse302 One Thing Series School Leadership PodcastOne Thing Series: Listening w/ Judge Dan WalzlDon’t miss this incredible leadership interview with the Honorable Dan Walzl, Alamosa County Judge in San Luis Valley Colorado. Judge Walzl was the Deputy State Public Defender for the 12th Judicial District prior to his current term, voted into the position of judge with a unanimous recommendation. Dan holds a J.D. from the University of Colorado School of Law. And, as you’ll hear from the interview, he knows a thing or two about listening and about leadership.
Listen to Dan talk about being in court and having to listen all day, every day, where he needs to rema...2017-10-2227 min
Nick's Winecast#onethingseries: Listening w/ Judge Dan WalzlDon’t miss this incredible leadership interview with the Honorable Dan Walzl, Alamosa County Judge in San Luis Valley Colorado. Judge Walzl was the Deputy State Public Defender for the 12th Judicial District prior to his current term, voted into the position of judge with a unanimous recommendation. Dan holds a J.D. from the University of Colorado School of Law. And, as you’ll hear from the interview, he knows a thing or two about listening and about leadership.
Listen to Dan talk about being in court and having to listen all day, every day, where he needs to rema...2017-10-2227 min
The Purple State ReportEpisode 7: “We’re all together to defend the bill of rights.”On today’s episode, John sits down with David Cole, ACLU national Legal Director. Mr. Cole oversees the ACLU’s U.S. Supreme Court docket. He discusses the cases that will be decided during what he calls “A huge session at the Supreme Court” and the wide implications of their outcomes. Also, John has a news update on an investigation into abusive practices at a court in Alamosa.
Call To Action: Alejandra highlights the importance of participating in local elections. For more information on how to participate, email us at agarza@aclu-co.org
For related content from this episode, and to read...2017-10-1900 min
Business Leaders PodcastGrowing an agency, doing it the right way, from 7 to 29 employees and two locations with Dan Bowers.Growing an agency, doing it the right way, from 7 to 29 employees and two locations in Alamosa and Colorado Springs, Colorado; leadership insights from Dan Bowers owner of a top Colorado independent insurance agency CIA-Leavitt, which provides exceptional long-term value to its clients through expert advice and creative solutions and uncommon service for risk management insurance and employee benefits.
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2017-04-2419 min