In this episode, we're joined by Michael Allen, the El Paso County District Attorney and Republican candidate for Attorney General of Colorado. As we delve into the world of politics, Michael shares his personal story, from his time in the Navy to his current role as a leader in the prosecution office. But it's not just about his background – we're here to talk about the big issues, like the role of the Attorney General's office and how it impacts Colorado.

Michael breaks down the responsibilities of the Attorney General, explaining that it's not just about prosecution, but also about being the state's General Counsel. He discusses the office's involvement in consumer protection, water law, and representing the state in various lawsuits. We also touch on the importance of standing up for Colorado, even if it means going against the federal government.

One of the most pressing issues we discuss is the recent data breach at the Secretary of State's office, which exposed confidential voter information. Michael shares his personal experience as a confidential voter and raises questions about the current Secretary of State's ability to protect Coloradans' privacy.

If you're interested in learning more about Michael's vision for the Attorney General's office and how he plans to tackle the state's biggest challenges, tune in to this episode. Michael shares his unique perspective and experience, and we're excited to hear his thoughts on the issues that matter most to Colorado.

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As the new college football season kicks off, the Colorado Buffaloes are looking to make a statement. This episode of the Voice of the Buffs delves into the team's new roster, led by second-year quarterback Juju Lewis, and the impact of two new coordinators on the team's strategy. With over 50 new players on the team, the Buffs are looking to build on their strengths and overcome their weaknesses.

The team's new coaches are optimistic about the season ahead, citing the talent and athleticism of the new players, particularly in the wide receiver and running back positions. However, the dynamic of the team is also a topic of discussion, with the speaker expressing concerns about the high turnover rate of players and the impact of free agency on college athletics.

The Buffs are set to face off against the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets, who are also looking to make a strong impression this season. The Yellow Jackets' new quarterback, Alberto Mendoza, is expected to lead a run-heavy offense, and the game is shaping up to be a battle of the trenches.

Tune in to this episode to hear the Voice of the Buffs discuss the team's new roster, the impact of the new coaches, and the key matchups to watch in the game against Georgia Tech.

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This episode of the podcast is a wild ride, covering everything from calendar adjustments to pheromone maxing, and even a possible Garth Brooks sighting at the Grizzly Rose. Ross and Jeana start off by thanking a listener for sending in a tip about a quirky national day, Calendar Adjustment Day, which commemorates the switch from the Julian to the Gregorian calendar in 1752. The host shares an interesting fact about how the British stayed on the Julian calendar until 1752, and how this led to a 11-day adjustment.

The episode also delves into a fascinating conversation with a writer who's been researching the ethanol industry and its impact on the environment. Ross and guest discuss the pros and cons of using ethanol as a fuel source, and how it's been a contentious issue for decades. They also touch on the recent increase in gas prices and how it's affecting the midterms.

But that's not all - the episode also covers some lighter topics, like a creepy TikTok trend called pheromone maxing, where some Gen Zers are embracing their natural body odor as a way to attract the opposite sex. Ross shares a humorous anecdote about his son's experience with cologne and the surprising trend of young men buying expensive fragrances.

The episode wraps up with a discussion about a new poll from the Colorado Polling Institute, which reveals some interesting insights into Denverites' attitudes towards the city's mayor, transportation, and business. Ross also shares some data about the state's reliance on fee revenue and how it compares to other states. If you're curious about these topics and more, tune in to this episode to hear the full conversation.

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