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Kansas Sports ChatterEp. 34 - Dec. 16, 2025Guests:- Jesiah Gooch (Hillsboro football) -- Zane Viergra (Hays football) -- Jeff Wurtz (TVL Spotlight) -- Andy Brown (KSHSAA Covered) -- Bill Biermann (Goodland girls basketball) -- Robert Kelly (Prep Girls Hoops scout) -- Shane Stout (KC-Piper girls basketball) -- Brittany Harshaw (KU women's basketball / Andover Central HS)Thanks to our sponsors:SP-Xhttps://www.sp-xsolutions.com/
2025-12-1658 min
The Morning Blitz with Ross Volkmer & Connor SchuhDecember 2nd | Segment 2 -- Goodland Girls Basketball Coach Bill BiermannCoach Bill Biermann joins the show to look ahead and preview the upcoming 2025 season for his Cowgirls hoops squad.
2025-12-0216 min
Willie Nelson - Audio BiographyWillie Nelson Drops Christmas Love Song at 92, Honors Merle Haggard, and Fights False RumorsWillie Nelson BioSnap a weekly updated Biography.Willie Nelson continues to prove age is just a number at 92 years old. The country music legend released his new holiday single "Christmas Love Song" on Friday, October 24th through Legacy Recordings. Written by Country Music Hall of Famer Bill Anderson alongside songwriters Bobby Tomberlin and Marv Green, the track is a heartfelt ballad produced by longtime collaborator Buddy Cannon. The song pays tribute to Nelson's wife Annie, whom he married in 1991, with lyrics expressing gratitude for their life together. Notably, the composition echoes themes from Nelson's 1963 classic "Pretty Paper," referencing...
2025-10-2903 minWillie Nelson - Audio BiographyWillie Nelson's Christmas Cheer: New Single, Merle Haggard Tribute, and Ageless Appeal at 92Willie Nelson BioSnap a weekly updated Biography.Willie Nelson is once again grabbing headlines and hearts as he enters the holiday season with his trademark warmth and boundless energy. Just this past Friday, Legacy Recordings announced Willie’s release of a brand-new holiday single, Christmas Love Song, written by Bill Anderson, Bobby Tomberlin, and Marv Green, and produced by Buddy Cannon. The single dropped on October 24 and is already spreading cheer, especially as it was inspired by his wife Annie, lovingly married since 1991. The lyrics reflect Willie’s gratitude and personal joy, and fans have responded in droves, floo...
2025-10-2903 minThe Morning Blitz with Ross Volkmer & Connor SchuhJuly 9th | Segment 2 -- Bill Biermann in studioThe Goodland Cowgirls basketball head coach joins the show to discuss the offseason for the team and more.
2025-07-0900 min
2025-03-1207 min
City Cast DenverGuns, Condos, and Ethics: Inside the Capitol’s Biggest Fights of 2025A little over a month into the 2025 state legislative session, and things are already heating up — Will this finally be the year lawmakers can coax Denver developers to build condos? Will a new gun control bill make it across the governor’s desk? Is the labor movement on the precipice of a long-awaited victory or yet another setback? And what about the state senator who recently resigned in part over allegations that she put her aides to work bartending at political fundraisers? Chief legislative reporter Marianne Goodland of Colorado Politics joins host Bree Davies to take us inside the bigg...
2025-02-2023 minCity Cast DenverThe Mayor’s New Man to Save Downtown, Violence Against Journalists, and Phil Weiser for Governor?The new year is not yet a week old, and there are already tons of local stories to catch up on. Westword editor Patty Calhoun joins producer Paul Karolyi to speculate about Mayor Mike Johnston’s new hire to help shape the future of downtown, Bill Mosher, including his connections with the Colorado Convention Center scandal of 2018. They also preview the 2026 governor’s race now that AG Phil Weiser has thrown the first official hat into the ring, discuss the recent attack on a TV journalist in Grand Junction, and look back on former President Jimmy Carter’s fascinating legacy...
2025-01-0345 min
Goodland Voice PodcastThe Goodland Grind - Visible LearningThis week we sit down to Talk with Superintendent Bill Biermann about the Districts new Initiative "Visible Learning".
2024-11-0808 min
Freedom UnaffiliatedLegislating behind closed doors has become legal in Colorado.Legislating behind closed doors has become legal in Colorado.By Jon CaldaraWhat’s worse: people in political power shielding their activity from public oversight or the media celebrating them for doing so?Fortunately, in Colorado, we don’t have to choose. We get both!The Colorado Press Association has bestowed its “Defender of Free Press” award to the very legislators who passed a law to keep the press, and citizens, out of their meetings. Yes, these grand defenders of the Fourth Estate voted to exempt themselves from the Colorado Open Meetings...
2024-09-1105 min
Pro Ag PodcastEpisode 13: Human Trafficking and Politics with Kelly Dore and Marianne GoodlandJoin us for a visit with Kelly Dore, a warrior for victims of human trafficking. Senators Pelton and Fields and Rep. Winter's trafficking bill will be heard before the House Judiciary committee on 3/12 and we're rallying for it to pass.
I also spoke to Colorado Politics' Chief Legislative Reporter Marianne Goodland. Goodland is a gem and has a sharp eye for the goings on beneath the dome.
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2024-03-121h 30
Branch Out#22: How a Physician Assistant House-Hacked to Start His Real Estate Career w/ Bill Goodland***If you enjoyed the podcast, would you please consider leaving a short review on Apple Podcasts? It takes less than 60 seconds, and it really helps us get the word out about the show.For more thoughts about physician independence and autonomy, visit us at:sycamoredocs.comtwitter.com/sycamoredocsyoutube.com/sycamoredocsfacebook.com/sycamoredocsinstagram.com/sycamoredocsCredits:Theme Music - White Waves by Shearwater
2021-04-1556 min
The Indy Weekly PodcastEpisode 3: Colorado's $9 billion transportation to-do listDuring the 2017 legislative session, finding a way to pay down some of Colorado's $9 billion list of fixes to roads and bridges was a top priority for state lawmakers.
One bill, which would have asked voters to approve a sales tax to generate about $3.5 billion, died in the Senate. But the Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) did get a smaller downpayment — about $1.9 billion — from a bill to save rural hospitals.
Reporter Marianne Goodland sat down with CDOT Executive Director Shailen Bhatt to learn what that means for his agency — and why Colorado still needs a far-reaching transportation solution.
2017-06-0512 min