Alamosa
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Oct 30, 2026
Matt AlexanderGUEST
And I grew up in the ministry off and on with my father being a pastor and a traveling minister.
Matt AlexanderGUEST
And so 20 years ago, moved back to Colorado where I was originally born in the San Luis Valley of Alamosa, Colorado.
Matt AlexanderGUEST
But I watched my state fall apart.
Matt AlexanderGUEST
I watched what my state was when I was a child, and I watched what it became.
Robert HoyerGUEST
And I said, where is that? And I had seen patients from Lamar, but I was busy.
Robert HoyerGUEST
I never really looked up where it is or Alamosa or La Junta or these areas.
Robert HoyerGUEST
I just didn't know.
Robert HoyerGUEST
And I started going out there.
Jessica CharitonHOST
Right.
Jessica CharitonHOST
Or all the way down to Alamosa, Pueblo, Gunnison.
Jessica CharitonHOST
Right.
John TuckerGUEST
Yeah, I tell our employees at orientation, I have a little map of all our service locations.
Joel WaldmanHOST
But let's watch this first and then ask Christopher Decker about that.
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He walked back into an Alamosa courtroom Tuesday, this time from jail.
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Prosecutors say he apparently didn't expect to stay there for long.
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The deputy's come up to me and they said on his jail calls that Mr. Murphy's already standing at the office.
speaker_7VOICE_ACTOR
My pa's dead.
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Back in Alamosa.
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I got a grudge against lawmen.
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I got a grudge against all of them.
William ConradVOICE_ACTOR
There's nothing to be ashamed of.
William ConradVOICE_ACTOR
Look, I'd still like to hear about your Paul.
William ConradVOICE_ACTOR
You say a sheriff killed him out in Alamosa? Shot him in the back.
William ConradVOICE_ACTOR
Paul wasn't even
Marty JonesHOST
This is episode 97, hosted by Marty Jones, produced and edited by Owen Woods.
Marty JonesHOST
And our guests today are Andy Rice and Sean Elise from the city of Alamosa.
Marty JonesHOST
Before we get started, though, just want to thank everybody for tuning in and listening.
Marty JonesHOST
Hope you're all faring well, given our recent weather and the flooding that's been occurring throughout the southwestern part of the state of Colorado.
Marty JonesHOST
The Outdoor Citizen podcast is sponsored by the Colorado Housing and Financing Authority and the Lohr Foundation.
Marty JonesHOST
So as I mentioned, our guests today are Andy Rice, Parks and Rec Director of the City of Alamosa, and Shawna Lease, the Outdoor Rec Supervisor for the City of Alamosa, primarily to talk about the new bike park at Cole Park.
Marty JonesHOST
So welcome, Andy and Shauna.
Marty JonesHOST
But before we get into the bike park, Let's talk just a little bit about the flooding and the water that seems to be omnipresent here in Alamosa right now.
Arlo Pérez EsquivelHOST
Conejos is one of two counties that still had a flood warning in effect through this morning.
Arlo Pérez EsquivelHOST
The other is Alamosa, just to the north.
Arlo Pérez EsquivelHOST
Both are crisscrossed by numerous creeks and rivers.
Owen WoodsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
When good snowpack comes in, all of that runoff comes directly down the Rio Grande River all the way down to
Arlo Pérez EsquivelHOST
the Gulf of Mexico.
Arlo Pérez EsquivelHOST
Owen Woods is a journalist at the Alamosa Citizen.
Owen WoodsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Here in the upper Rio Grande Basin, we get that headwaters effect a little quicker.
Arlo Pérez EsquivelHOST
At its height, the Rio Grande had a peak flow of 11,000 cubic feet per second at a measuring point about seven miles west of Del Norte.
Arlo Perez-EsquivelCORRESPONDENT
Conejos is one of two counties that still had a flood warning in effect through this morning.
Arlo Perez-EsquivelCORRESPONDENT
The other is Alamosa, just to the north.
Arlo Perez-EsquivelCORRESPONDENT
Both are crisscrossed by numerous creeks and rivers.
Owen WoodsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
When good snowpack comes in, all of that runoff comes directly down the Rio Grande River all the way down to the Gulf of
Arlo Perez-EsquivelCORRESPONDENT
Mexico.
Arlo Perez-EsquivelCORRESPONDENT
Owen Woods is a journalist at the Alamosa Citizen.
Owen WoodsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Here in the upper Rio Grande Basin, we get that headwaters effect a little
Arlo Perez-EsquivelCORRESPONDENT
quicker.
Joe NeguseGUEST
One, just because I, as I mentioned to Cole beforehand, we just came off the six-day bus tour across Colorado.
Joe NeguseGUEST
And so literally over six days, 25 cities, like everywhere you could imagine, including a lot of Cole's old stomping ground on the Western Slope, Montrose and Alamosa and Durango, great towns, Walsenburg, and met with the tribal nations in Southern Colorado.
Joe NeguseGUEST
I love Colorado.
Joe NeguseGUEST
I'm just a Colorado guy.
Chrissy HodgesHOST
So I did start to disclose a little, and that was okay.
Chrissy HodgesHOST
In my program, you go down to Adams State and Alamosa two times during the program for what they call practicum labs.
Chrissy HodgesHOST
This is where you meet people in person, you meet your professors, and you're put into a group.
Chrissy HodgesHOST
And for three days, you do mock therapy sessions to practice your skills.
Chrissy HodgesHOST
Now, this has been a hard summer and I have just had a lot of growth spurts that I did not want, by the way.
Chrissy HodgesHOST
Not good timing.
Chrissy HodgesHOST
So I went down to my second labs, this time in Alamosa, about three weeks ago.
Chrissy HodgesHOST
I was so excited to be there.
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