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Keynotes: Stories of Collective ImpactCollaboration at the Speed of Trust: Keystone’s Tribal and Indigenous PartnershipsSend us a textIn our continuing celebration of Keystone's 50th anniversary, we look at how Keystone Policy Center’s tribal engagement work is being implemented today. From government-to-government consultation to collaborative education initiatives, this episode highlights the deep relationships and trust required to turn policy into action. Featuring insights from Ernest House Jr. and project partners across Colorado, we explore how this work is embedded across Keystone’s programs—and why tribal voices and sovereignty must be centered in every policy conversation moving forward. Please help us continue this podcast by making a financial donation...2025-06-3015 min

Keynotes: Stories of Collective ImpactA Legacy of Leadership: Ed Gabriel and the Origins of Tribal Partnership at KeystoneSend us a textIn this extended interview, Ed Gabriel joins Ernest House Jr. for a powerful conversation reflecting on the beginnings of Keystone Policy Center’s work with tribal nations. From the formation of the Council of Energy Resource Tribes (CERT) to the creation of the Indian Business Roundtable, Gabriel shares personal stories, pivotal moments, and lessons in trust, collaboration, and sovereignty. This candid dialogue offers a rare behind-the-scenes look at how tribal leaders and Keystone helped shape a new era of policy grounded in Indigenous leadership and mutual respect. Please help us continue thi...2025-06-2312 min

Keynotes: Stories of Collective ImpactThe Origins of Keystone’s Tribal EngagementSend us a textAs part of the 50th anniversary celebration of the Keystone Policy Center, we explore how Keystone’s work with tribal nations began. We revisit a pivotal time in the 1970s, when Native leaders were asserting sovereignty and building new alliances. Through clips from an interview with Ed Gabriel, we hear how a ski trip, a conversation, and a shared vision gave rise to the Council of Energy Resource Tribes, the Indian Business Roundtable, and a model of non-adversarial dialogue that continues to shape policy today. Please help us continue this podcast by m...2025-06-2314 min

Keynotes: Stories of Collective ImpactDialogue, Conflict, and the Return of WolvesSend us a textFew wildlife issues have been as divisive as gray wolf reintroduction in Colorado. In this episode, we take listeners behind the scenes of developing a wolf reintroduction and management plan, including the extensive public engagement process that followed. We explore how Keystone facilitated discussions among ranchers, hunters, conservationists, scientists, and policymakers, ensuring all perspectives were heard as Colorado navigated this contentious wildlife restoration effort.Please help us continue this podcast by making a financial donation to Keystone Policy Center.Listen to previous episodes of this podcast at Keystone's website...2025-04-2820 min

Keynotes: Stories of Collective ImpactCollaboration and Conservation in the OutdoorsSend us a textPublic lands belong to everyone—but managing them requires balancing conservation, recreation, and access. This episode delves into Keystone's role in major public lands projects, from the designation of Browns Canyon National Monument to the Colorado Outdoor Strategy. We explore how Keystone has worked to ensure that voices from all communities are included in shaping the future of outdoor spaces. Please help us continue this podcast by making a financial donation to Keystone Policy Center.Listen to previous episodes of this podcast at Keystone's website or by subscribing to it...2025-04-2115 min

Keynotes: Stories of Collective ImpactRestoring the Land – Keystone’s Work in Mine and Munitions CleanupSend us a textFor decades, Keystone Policy Center has helped address the environmental legacy of abandoned mines and military munitions sites. In this episode, we explore Keystone’s role in mine cleanups and munitions remediation, where balancing environmental restoration, economic realities, and community concerns was key. From navigating complex stakeholder dynamics to shaping policies that protect both people and ecosystems, this episode highlights how Keystone has brought diverse groups together to clean up the past and build a more sustainable future. Please help us continue this podcast by making a financial donation to Keystone Pol...2025-04-1714 min

Keynotes: Stories of Collective ImpactPathways to Power Part 2: The Keystone Energy BoardSend us a textIn our second series of Keystone's 50th anniversary celebration, we explore Keystone’s influential work in the energy sector. The Keystone Energy Board has been at the forefront of some of the most significant energy policy discussions in the United States. This episode takes a deep dive into how the board was established, the key players involved, and how its unique model of trust-based dialogue has helped shape policies on grid resilience, transmission, and regulatory reform. Featuring first-hand accounts from energy leaders, we uncover how Keystone’s facilitation process has brought together stakeholders from...2025-02-2612 min

Keynotes: Stories of Collective ImpactPathways to Power Part 3: Keystone’s Role in Climate Policy and the Future of Energy InnovationSend us a textIn our second series of Keystone's 50th anniversary celebration, we explore Keystone’s influential work in the energy sector. In the final episode of this series, we examine Keystone’s long-standing leadership in climate and decarbonization policy. From early dialogues on climate change in the late 1980s to modern efforts in federal policy recommendations, Keystone has helped shape the energy industry’s response to one of the most pressing challenges of our time. We also look ahead to the future of energy innovation, discussing how Keystone’s collaborative approach will continue to drive progress...2025-02-2616 min

Keynotes: Stories of Collective ImpactPathways to Power Part 1: Keystone’s Early Leadership in EnergySend us a textIn our second series of Keystone's 50th anniversary celebration, we explore Keystone’s influential work in the energy sector. In this episode, we explore Keystone Policy Center’s pioneering work in energy during the 1970s and 1980s. From tackling the complex issue of nuclear waste management to facilitating critical energy policy discussions, Keystone played a key role in shaping early regulations and fostering dialogue between industry, government, and environmental advocates. We also examine Keystone’s groundbreaking efforts to support Native American tribes in asserting control over their energy resources, leading to more equitable energy...2025-02-1915 min

Keynotes: Stories of Collective ImpactThe Keystone Process: Transforming Conflict into CollaborationSend us a text What makes the Keystone process so unique? In this episode, we delve into Bob Craig’s model of collaborative problem-solving that brought together scientists, policymakers, and industry leaders to tackle contentious issues. From pioneering dialogues on energy policy to empowering Native American tribes, Bob’s legacy continues to inspire Keystone’s mission today. Learn how his leadership turned division into progress and set the stage for the organization’s remarkable impact over the last 50 years. Please help us continue this podcast by making a financial donation to Keystone Policy Center.Listen...2025-01-1315 min

Keynotes: Stories of Collective ImpactFrom Summits to Solutions: The Journey of Bob CraigSend us a textThis year marks the 50th anniversary of the founding of the Keystone Policy Center. In 2025, we will embark on a year-long celebration, highlighting its most impactful and foundational achievements. We’ll explore the organization’s journey from its innovative beginnings to its ongoing legacy of collaborative problem-solving. In this first episode, we explore the extraordinary life of Bob Craig, the founder of the Keystone Policy Center. From his early days as a mountaineer, including his harrowing experience on the 1953 K2 expedition, to his service in World War II and the Korean War, Bob’s adven...2025-01-1312 min

Keynotes: Stories of Collective ImpactThe Foundation of Keystone: Science, Collaboration, and VisionSend us a textDiscover how Bob Craig’s respect for science and belief in dialogue as a tool for progress laid the groundwork for the Keystone Policy Center. This episode traces the steps from Bob’s time at the Aspen Institute to the creation of the Keystone process. Featuring stories from the center’s earliest days, we’ll explore how Bob’s commitment to neutrality and innovation helped Keystone address complex issues like nuclear waste management and biotechnology in ways that were ahead of their time. Please help us continue this podcast by making a financial...2025-01-1312 min

Hollyweird ParanormalEp. 144 Hollyweird Paranormal X Brujo 101 | Getting Spiritual with Carolina MarquezOn today’s episode and cross-over with Brujo 101, me and Thanya sit down with a remarkable guest , Claudia Marques. Claudia is a wellness coach, a leader of a women’s support group and a NDE survivor (Near Death Experience Survivor) We will hear how Claudia transformed her pain into purpose along with her connection to the spirit world. 2024-11-051h 25

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Get Authentic with Marques OgdenYou Gotta Be Authentically Driven, To Do Your Best Life LivingJoin the captivating April Chavez on a journey of resilience and wellness. As a former police officer and mother of three miracle daughters, April’s life story is a testament to turning adversity into opportunity. Transitioning into broadcasting and public speaking, April guides people toward total wellness through The Wellness Driven Life Show. Learn about her unique coaching methodology and the spiritual, intellectual, and physical aspects that enrich her approach.Link: www.linkedin.com/in/aprilmchavezReady to elevate your mindset with a touch of innovation? Connect with the brilliant Mrs. Coleen Greco at Coleen@co...2024-02-0926 min

Keynotes: Stories of Collective ImpactCulture and Curriculum: The Story of Growing Ute Futures Part 4Send us a textThe creation of the Kwiyagat Community Academy is the cornerstone of Growing Ute Futures, but it is not the only impact of the endeavor. Growing Ute Futures is an education masterplan for the entire community as there are so many more families with students –from Kindergarten all through high school—who don’t attend KCA than do. Growing Ute Futures serves students and families of the entire community to provide more opportunities for all students of Towaoc and strengthen the future of the community. In this final episode in our four-part series, we detail t...2023-11-0812 min

Keynotes: Stories of Collective ImpactCulture and Curriculum: The Story of Growing Ute Futures Part 3Send us a textKwiyagat Community Academy officially opened in 2021 and was finally able to put into practice what had previously just been an abstract plan – a culture-based curriculum grounded in Ute traditions that also delivers a modern academic education to prepare young students for the world. When you hear the world trailblazing—that’s exactly what this approach is. But the school would only get one shot to implement this approach and prove that it would work. In part three of our four-part series on the Growing Ute Futures initiative, we discuss the results of the Kwiyaga...2023-10-2512 min

The Wellness Driven Life Show🏈 Marques Ogden: An NFL Star's Rollercoaster Journey - Triumph, Downfall, & Resilience 💪Discover the inspiring journey of Marques Ogden, ex-NFL player turned keynote speaker, CEO, and best-selling author. From the peak of success 🗻 to the depths of bankruptcy and back, Marques shares his story of resilience and determination. Learn how he overcame adversity, embraced failure as a stepping stone, and rose again to inspire others 🌟. Tune in for invaluable life lessons and motivation.Learn more about Marques Ogden: https://www.marquesogden.com/👉🔔Subscribe and turn your notifications on to receive alerts when we go live.🎸Check out Steve Stunt...2023-10-1247 min

Keynotes: Stories of Collective ImpactCulture and Curriculum: The Story of Growing Ute Futures Part 2Send us a textIn the second part of our four-part series on the Growing Ute Futures initiative, we highlight the bold steps taken by Tribal leaders and their partners to upend generations of educational missed opportunities: the creation of the state’s first-ever tribal-run charter school operation on an Indian Reservation. This is the story of the creation of the Kwiyagat Community Academy.Listen: Culture and Curriculum: The Story of Growing Ute Futures Part 1Please help us continue this podcast by making a financial donation to Keystone Policy Center.Listen to...2023-10-0911 min

Keynotes: Stories of Collective ImpactCulture and Curriculum: The Story of Growing Ute Futures Part 1Send us a textIn 2020, at the direction of the Ute Mountain Ute Tribal Council, educators, and families, Keystone Policy Center began facilitating strategic planning to develop an innovative, culturally-based education system for students and their families on the Ute Mountain Ute Reservation. A central pillar of this plan was integrating Ute arts, language, and culture into all levels of education, embedded within a curriculum that focused on science, technology, engineering, (Native) arts, and math. The project that eventually emerged became known as Growing Ute Futures, and it aims to provide an innovative, student-focused model of learning...2023-10-0314 min

Keynotes: Stories of Collective ImpactAnnouncing the Recipients of the 2023 Keystone Leadership AwardSend us a textWe're thrilled to announce the recipients of the 2023 Keystone Leadership Award. Keystone Policy Center established the Keystone Leadership Awards in 1994 to recognize extraordinary leadership by individuals and organizations whose work embraces our model, spirit, and mission of creating lasting solutions through strategic collaboration. Keystone honors individuals and organizations within its areas of work as well as recognizes leaders in government and the media who create impact in the public interest.Click here to learn more about the Keystone Leadership Awards!Please help us continue this podcast by making a...2023-04-2002 min

Keynotes: Stories of Collective ImpactAgricultural Climate Markets: Taming the Wild Wild WestSend us a textAgricultural soils are a large land-based sink for atmospheric carbon with additional potential to contribute to the sequestration of atmospheric carbon, though questions still remain as to the magnitude and rate of this mitigation opportunity. This potential has spurred a desire to connect growers with carbon markets to realize the environmental and economic value of agricultural practices. Concurrently, the markets are facing increasing scrutiny as well, given the evolving science, the necessity of mitigating our climate impact, and increasing public interest. This episode of Keynotes highlights the work of the Agricultural Climate Market...2023-04-1818 min

Keynotes: Stories of Collective ImpactThe Browns Canyon National MonumentSend us a textThe Browns Canyon National Monument was designated for federal protection in 2015 and encompasses more than 21,000 acres of scenic and diverse natural resources along the upper Arkansas River in Colorado. It was the culmination of decades of advocacy from local residents to protect the pristine lands. However, federal designation was only the first step in protecting these pristine lands. In 2019, Keystone Policy Center and a coalition of over 20 local citizens representing numerous organizations with diverse interests and experience, conducted a series of meetings to discuss a shared set of recommendations for the Bureau of...2023-03-0215 min

Le Trio Économique80 | délit d'initié, communisme vs nazisme... (Q&A)Aujourd'hui, on passe en formule questions et réponses ce qui nous amène à parle de délit d'Initié, de Pierre Lemieux, des livres d'économies qui nous ont marqués, de la différence entre communisme et nazisme sur le plan économique et bien sur de l'île de Vincent dans les Caraïbes, mais aussi de son amitié avec Conrad Black qui a préfacé son livre. Dans la partie BONUS PATREON, Frank avoue se sentir coupable de son manque de générosité envers Gaétan Barrette avant finalement d'en remettre une couche... Ian questionne ensuite...2023-02-241h 02

Keynotes: Stories of Collective ImpactThe Roadmap for a Coordinated ConversationSend us a textCollaboration is a powerful concept that requires a methodical approach to be most effective. To streamline this approach and help other organizations foster collaboration, Keystone partnered with Dow to create a step-by-step guide called the Collaborative Action Toolkit that provides a roadmap for anyone to develop a more collaborative mindset and organize their stakeholders and collaborations. The toolkit was born out of Dow's pursuit of company sustainability goals. Upon realizing the impact of the toolkit, Dow and Keystone adapted it and decided to give it away for free.Download the Collaborative...2023-01-2514 min

Keynotes: Stories of Collective ImpactGoing Slow to Go FastSend us a textFederal and state governments are legally required to consult with Native American Tribes on issues impacting them, but city governments don't have the same mandate. In this episode, we highlight the work of the city of Boulder, Colorado, which has partnered with Keystone to develop and implement a city/Tribal consultation process that has opened a dialogue around issues of cultural, spiritual, and historical significance for Tribal and Indigenous members of the community. The initiative sets a standard for city governments throughout the country to follow in developing productive and respectful consultation with...2023-01-1018 min

Keynotes: Stories of Collective ImpactCollaboration Out of NecessitySend us a textIn the final episode of this three-part series, we how leaders in Northwest Colorado are working together on collaborative initiatives that have impact for their communities. We also highlight how these collaborative efforts, in partnership with nonprofit leaders like El Pomar Foundation and Keystone Policy Center, help these communities navigate the best path forward to best utilizing the once-in-a-lifetime influx of resources to best serve the needs of all Coloradans, both rural and urban. These leaders are bridging the so-called urban/rural divide and providing a model for the nation of how Americans...2022-12-1313 min

Keynotes: Stories of Collective ImpactMeeting the ChallengeSend us a textIn this second episode of a three-part series, we highlight how rural communities are navigating the obstacles they face in accessing the influx of federal funding coming to Colorado in the wake of COVID-19. These rural communities are meeting the challenge by working together along with the assistance of nonprofit partners. Almost two decades ago, El Pomar Foundation established a regional partnership program bringing members from a diverse range of backgrounds who represent the business, nonprofit and public sectors together to provide firsthand information about the needs in their region. They offer the...2022-11-2916 min

Keynotes: Stories of Collective ImpactA Tsunami of FundingSend us a textFederal and state lawmakers have dedicated billions of dollars in resources in recent years to address the impacts of COVID-19. But challenges in underfunded, understaffed regions of Colorado reduce the opportunities these communities have to apply for and access this one-time surge in funding. In this first episode of a three-part series, we highlight in-depth the challenges faced by rural communities in Northwest Colorado in trying to apply for and gain access to federal and state resources to address the challenges they face in the wake of COVID-19 as well as the upheaval...2022-11-1619 min $L\'Heure la Plus Sombre$ L'Heure la Plus Sombre#25 – Invité : Pierre HillardPour ce vingt-cinquième numéro de L’Heure la plus sombre, nos journalistes Vincent et Xavier recevaient Pierre Hillard, préfacier de l’Histoire secrète de l’oligarchie anglo-américaine, de Carroll Quigley.Le sommaire de l’émission : Introduction 01’50 : Le mondialisme « open » de Quigley 04’06 : Le rôle crucial des marranes 05’39 : Le protestantisme : un christianisme judaïsé 08’57 : Le mondialisme 11’44 : Le Tikkoun Olam 13’10 : Poutine pour le NOM ? 19’27 : Les rivalités entre juifs 22’09 : Révolutions et marques divines 26’20 : Hugo Chavez, complice du mondialisme ? 40’05 : La stratégie de l’émiettement 43’17 : Les attentats du vendredi 13 49’07 : La situation en Chine 50’57 : Les cataclysmes, fondements du judaïsme 53’12 : Cr...2022-05-111h 03

Keynotes: Stories of Collective ImpactCharter School Performance During COVID-19Send us a textThe Keystone Policy Center recently released its second report analyzing public data to assess the impact the COVID-19 disruption had on Colorado education. The report, entitled Colorado’s Missing Year: Charter School Performance, explores recent enrollment and academic performance data to examine how charter schools fared relative to the state and other school district managed public schools in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. In this episode of Keynotes, we discuss some of the findings and lessons learned detailed in the report that can help stakeholders and policymakers improve education in Co...2022-03-1417 min

Keynotes: Stories of Collective ImpactEducation During the Pandemic: What the Data RevealSend us a textWhat impact did the shift to virtual learning have on students during the COVID-19 pandemic? A report from the Keystone Policy Center titled Colorado's Missing Year analyzed test data to tackle that question, and some of the findings may surprise you. The report also spurs a greater conversation on student assessment, transparency, and what policymakers can do to ensure we have the correct information available to make the best decisions for our students. Please help us continue this podcast by making a financial donation to Keystone Policy Center.Listen t...2022-02-0215 min

LEVEZALEVEZA | Poemas V.AWe celebrate one year of radio with a very special broadcast: just like 12 months ago, we again challenge artists, from a variety of disciplines - emerging and established, from diverse backgrounds - to read poems and texts that are dear to them. Some have offered unreleased and originals:Laraaji - Light Everywhere*Lau Nau - Nausikaa by Pauliina HaasjokiJoão Simões - Five Words In a Line by Gertrude Stein**Nuno Marques Pinto (NU NO) - Metanoia (Edited Version)*Syma Ta...2022-01-3047 min

Keynotes: Stories of Collective ImpactThe Invisible Essential Workforce Part 2Send us a textThe economic and health devastation caused by the COVID-19 pandemic are widespread, but we’ve disproportionately heaped the burden of holding up the economy and preserving our way of life on certain groups of people—many of which we never see. In the second episode of this two-part series, we highlight the Farm Labor Practices Group, a diverse coalition of agriculture stakeholders committed to ensure a safe and productive farm experience for farmers and laborers. The group has also been a key supporter of COVID-19 relief efforts in the Southeast U.S., helping to p...2021-11-1816 min

Keynotes: Stories of Collective ImpactThe Invisible Essential Workforce Part 1Send us a textThe economic and health devastation caused by the COVID-19 pandemic are widespread, but we’ve disproportionately heaped the burden of holding up the economy and preserving our way of life on certain groups of people—many of which we never see. In this first episode in a two-part series, we highlight the essential contributions of farm labor particularly those laborers who are foreign born. In the era of COVID-19, this workforce keeps our economy afloat but there still needs to be an effort to secure workplace safety, sustainable productivity, and human rights. Ple...2021-11-0912 min

Keynotes: Stories of Collective ImpactThe ResultsSend us a textThe Keynotes Podcast returns from its summer hiatus with a few updates on three projects profiled in the podcast that spurred state legislative action: the Education System Resiliency and Innovation Initiative, Next 100 Colorado, and funding the Colorado Water Plan. Please help us continue this podcast by making a financial donation to Keystone Policy Center.Listen to previous episodes of this podcast at Keystone's website or by subscribing to it through any podcast provider.2021-10-2809 min

Keynotes: Stories of Collective ImpactFarmers for MonarchsSend us a textThe annual migration of monarch butterflies is one of the world’s great natural phenomena. Unfortunately, monarch populations are in an alarming decline. That's why the Keystone Policy Center brought together a diverse group of committed stakeholders, including scientists, conservationists, farmers, and the private sector, to find collaborative solutions to strengthen monarch populations and habitat. The group was founded as the Monarch Collaborative in 2015, but just this week announced a renaming of the group as Farmers for Monarchs. This is the story of both the monarch and Farmers for Monarchs.Please he...2021-06-2517 min

Keynotes: Stories of Collective ImpactHoney Bee Health CoalitionSend us a textIt's Pollinator Week! So, naturally, we decided to talk about the impact Keystone Policy Center is having in two projects that are focused on supporting healthy pollinator populations and habitat. In this first episode of this two part-series, we’re focus on a project Keystone leads to improve honey bee health. Honey bees support more than $20 billion in U.S. and Canadian agriculture annually. But as most know, a major decline in honey bee health has put agriculture, healthy lifestyles, and worldwide food security at risk. This decline in bee health has been lin...2021-06-2215 min

8Eck8Eck #40: Der Korean Zombie dominiert Dan Ige, wir besprechen News und schauen auf Gane gegen VolkovDie Folge auf YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YVnR4JDHNJU Nach altbekanntem Workflow sprechen wir über das vergangene Event, auf dem im Main Event Chan Sung Jung - The Korean Zombie - Dan Ige deklassierte. Erstmals werten wir dabei unser Tippspiel aus. Nach anschließenden News und ein paar neu angesetzten Kämpfen, wird genauso auf die bevorstehende Fight Night geblickt. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/8eck_podcast/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/8eck_podcast Timestamps: 00:00 Anderson Silva - Jul...2021-06-211h 31

Keynotes: Stories of Collective ImpactThe Stories That Go Unheard Part 2Send us a textIn part 1 of our two-part series examining the inequality of access to our public parks and green spaces, we discussed the isolation that can be felt by members of marginalized communities from their experiences in outdoor spaces. We talked about the Next 100 Coalition forming in 2016 to set a vision of inclusion for the Next 100 years of conservation and stewardship in America. And from that group formed Next 100 Colorado, also committed to an inclusive approach to public lands over the next 100 years but primarily focused on making that vision a reality in Colorado. In...2021-06-1815 min

Keynotes: Stories of Collective ImpactThe Stories That Go Unheard Part 1Send us a textOutdoor spaces are often places of solace for many Americans, particularly during time of great stress, as evidenced by the COVID-19 pandemic. But like many things, there is an inequality for many Americans because not everybody has equal access to these outdoor and green spaces. And even when they do, they are often times made to feel like they are unwelcome. In the first edition in a two-part series, we examine the barriers often faced by people of color preventing them from having equal access to outdoor green spaces like city, state, or...2021-06-1613 min

Keynotes: Stories of Collective ImpactThere's No Free LunchSend us a textMeeting the dietary of a global population would require doubling the current output of the fruits and vegetable production system. That would dramatically impact the environment, growers, and increase inequity. A report released this month examines these issues and argues that simply scaling up our current fruits and veggie production system could actually worsen the environment and create socioeconomic tradeoffs. The published paper was years in the making and was rooted in a workshop hosted by Keystone and the Aspen Global Change Institute in 2018.Please help us continue this podcast by...2021-05-1817 min