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Oct 31, 2026
Benjamin AllbrightHOST
Appears to be a hot topic there on the text line right now.
Benjamin AllbrightHOST
We're going to go to the KOA College Show hotline, though, and bring on Parker Gaber from the Denver Post.
Benjamin AllbrightHOST
Parker, how's it going this evening?
Parker GabrielGUEST
I'm doing great.
Parker GabrielGUEST
You know, Trey McBride, like Sean obviously loves Trey McBride.
Parker GabrielGUEST
Why on earth would Arizona ever do that? So I don't, I think it could end up just being a situation where like Denver's like top line needs just don't really align with what's available at the market i mean you never at the in the market at the deadline you just never know on that and then of course like you always do smaller things fortified depth here or there like single tenants or not have been good they've played a lot don't know what it looks like if one of them were to go down they're getting tested depth wise it's safety like there's moves they could make i just don't know that like the splashy moves are going to line up with what's available out there
Benjamin AllbrightHOST
Talking with Parker Gabriel, the Denver Post, at ParkerJGabriel on Twitter.
Benjamin AllbrightHOST
Several other Broncos up in the air right now.
Evan PetrukHOST
I just read
Amir FarrellHOST
a story from Sam Jane of the Denver Post.
Amir FarrellHOST
He says, I don't know if you saw this, that apparently his dad forced him to play quarterback in high school rather than any other position because he says that he was too shy and he never spoke out too much.
Amir FarrellHOST
And he basically forced him.
Tanna DonaldsonGUEST
think the best way is to follow Jeffco Kids First because they are reposting all the media that we're doing.
Tanna DonaldsonGUEST
I've been talking to even liberal like the Denver Post and trying to get the story out there on both sides.
Alex McFarlandHOST
Yes.
Tanna DonaldsonGUEST
And so please follow Jeffco Kids First and pay attention to what's happening here and read your ballots.
Stephen CollectorGUEST
Right, gotcha.
Stephen CollectorGUEST
But in 1980, for instance, There used to be a guy in the Denver Post named Red Fenwick who had a column called Riding the Range.
Stephen CollectorGUEST
And he was kind of a cowboy, folky type of journalist.
Stephen CollectorGUEST
And he talked about a stock detective who was up in southern Wyoming around a town called Bags.
Bill SperosGUEST
Well, I was a sports editor in the newspaper world for about 30 years.
Bill SperosGUEST
worked in Connecticut, Colorado, Florida, worked at the Denver Post, the Orlando Sentinel.
Bill SperosGUEST
Then I had a long illness and transitioned into the digital world and Just began writing full time after about 28 years in the newsroom.
Bill SperosGUEST
Rotowire is one of our companies and our prediction market coverage has sort of migrated to there.
Benjamin AllbrightHOST
Right now we're heading out to the KOA Common Spirit Health Hotline and bringing on the $50,000 man, Sean Keeler.
Benjamin AllbrightHOST
From the Denver Post, Sean, how are you?
Sean KeelerGUEST
I knew you were going to lead with that.
Sean KeelerGUEST
As I told you when I called you a little bit ago, I'm still waiting on that check.
12 MINS LATER
Sean KeelerGUEST
Oh, I can tell you where it's going, baby.
Sean KeelerGUEST
I can't wait.
Benjamin AllbrightHOST
Sean Keillor with the Denver Post.
Benjamin AllbrightHOST
You can always check out his great work online.
Michael BrownHOST
He explained, at least according to Colorado Politics, that he had opposed the first version because it carried a fixed six-month time frame and this one would be indefinite.
Michael BrownHOST
The Denver Post reports that he plans to bring it back at the next meeting.
Michael BrownHOST
Now, even if it passes, it won't touch Trident.
Michael BrownHOST
Vantage filed its application on August 25, 2025.
Sam BrashGUEST
The floods returned in 1912 and 1933, but then there was this lull, right, as Denver's development really got going.
Sam BrashGUEST
The rivers mostly stayed in their banks for the next three decades, but then this news clip appeared in the very back of the Denver Post on June 16th, 1965.
Sam BrashGUEST
As you can see, it told readers that a tornado had hit the small town of Palmer Lake upstream of Castle Rock.
Sam BrashGUEST
It tore the roofs off buildings, and the storm also released a cloudburst that dumped 14 inches of rain into Plum Creek, which is a stream off the Platte River, in just a matter of four hours.
Sam BrashGUEST
It also let newspaper reporters and photographers take their positions to watch the flood hit Denver.
Sam BrashGUEST
At the time, the city treated the river as a waste dump.
Sam BrashGUEST
It was full of vehicles, building materials, fuel tanks, A Denver Post reporter watched from my neighborhood, Ruby Hill, as all this flotsam piled up against Florida Avenue, eventually cracking the concrete bridge.
Sam BrashGUEST
He watched lights blink out as the flood took down utility lines and destroyed two power plants.
Rick SmithHOST
Newspaper reporters attempted to explain the crash.
Rick SmithHOST
The Denver Post blamed the downturn on gamblers.
Rick SmithHOST
The Philadelphia Evening Ledger blamed the propagandists of gloom and economic terror.
Rick SmithHOST
And the New York Times blamed the reckless Wall Street speculators.
Chandra Thomas WhitfieldHOST
The Republican candidate, Victor Marx, is a political newcomer who says he puts his faith at the center of his campaign, which has been mired by questions about his wild backstory as a, quote, high-risk humanitarian.
Chandra Thomas WhitfieldHOST
Let's dig into their differences now with our podcast, Purplish, with Jesse Paul from The Colorado Sun, Seth Klamen with The Denver Post, and CPR's Binta Birkeland, starting with Marks.
Bente BirkelandPANELIST
Victor Marks became Colorado's Republican nominee for governor after narrowly winning a three-way primary contest, outraising and defeating two sitting state lawmakers.
Jesse PaulPANELIST
We mentioned that Marx has this wild backstory.
24 MINS LATER
Bente BirkelandPANELIST
It wasn't the governor's race.
Bente BirkelandPANELIST
You know, every voter I've talked to who's been pretty engaged, his focus on Congress.
Chandra Thomas WhitfieldHOST
CPR's been to Brooklyn, Seth Clamin from the Denver Post, and Jesse Paul from the Colorado Sun with Purplish, the podcast about politics and policy from CPR News and the Colorado Capital News Alliance.
Chandra Thomas WhitfieldHOST
Find this and all of the episodes focused on the midterm election wherever you get your podcasts and at CPR.org. As you fill out your ballot this fall, have you ever wondered what the governor does anyway? Well, one middle school student recently got to find out.
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