March 2010
In March, our guest on Let’s Talk with Ed Sardella is Bob Rohde, President and CEO of the Dumb Friends League. The Dumb Friends League is celebrating 100 years of protecting animals in our community and is the largest animal shelter in the Rocky Mountain Region. Ed and Bob discuss current animal welfare issues and what the Dumb Friends League is doing to address them. Bob also talks about how the League works with other shelters in our community to help increase the number of animals that are saved each year.
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February 2010
In February, our guest on Let's Talk with Ed Sardella is Shari Shink, Founder and Executive Director of the Rocky Mountain Children's Law Center. Shink was also a member of Governor Ritter's Child Welfare Action Committee that was assembled in 2008 and she has been an advocate for abused and neglected children for nearly 30 years. The committee addressed concerns of child welfare and safety after 13 children died in 2007 who all came from families with contact with Social Services. Ed and Shari will discuss the 29 recommendations from the Child Welfare Action Committee and look into other concerns and issues surrounding the safety of children in Colorado.
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January 2010
In January, Let’s Talk welcomes Dr. Dan Arvizu, Director of the National Renewable Energy Laboratory in Golden. NREL is at the forefront of developing renewable energy technologies in the United States and is playing a major role in shaping U.S. energy policy. Ed and Dr. Arvizu talk about NREL’s role in American energy policy and the challenges facing renewable energy development. Dr. Arvizu also highlights some of the advancing technologies that NREL is researching that we may see in the future.
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December 2009
In December, Let’s Talk welcomes Kim Jordan, CEO of New Belgium Brewing Company of Fort Collins. Kim and Ed talk about what it means to be a Craft Beer brewer and how some of their more popular beers like Fat Tire, Sunshine Wheat and Skinny Dip were inspired. Ed and Kim also talk about how New Belgium was the very first brewery to run completely off of wind power and how they continue to make strides to increase the environmental sustainability of their beers and their brewery.
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November 2009
In November, Let’s Talk welcomes former Denver Bronco, Tom Nalen. Tom was a five time Pro-Bowler and was the last member of the Super Bowl Champion teams to retire. Ed and Tom talk about his professional football career, including his reputation as one of the silent members of the Denver Broncos legendary offensive line. Ed and Tom also talk about how Tom is helping to mold future football players as an assistant football coach at South High School.
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October 2009
In October, Let’s Talk welcomes Christine Benero, President and CEO of the Mile High United Way. Christine and Ed discuss the creative ways Colorado’s non-profits are managing to stay afloat in today’s economic climate. Ed and Christine also talk about the United Way’s role in helping coordinate non-profit organizations and state agencies in order to bring greater services to people throughout the metro area.
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September 2009
In September, Let’s Talk welcomes United States Representative Ed Perlmutter from Colorado’s 7th district. Congressman Perlmutter and Ed discuss the major issues hitting congress and Colorado including the current Health Care proposal, Renewable Energy, Stimulus funds and status of the financial system bailout. Rep. Perlmutter also discusses his experiences with recent Town Hall meetings and other ways constituents can directly get involved.
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August 2009
August's Let's Talk features Speaker of the Colorado House, Terrance Carroll. Speaker Carroll and Ed discuss the challenges the state legislature face in balancing the budget amidst a set of complicated constitutional constraints. Speaker Carroll also talks about his personal political career and his 2010 legislative agenda.
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July 2009
July's Let's Talk features Rev. Leon Kelly, Founder of Open Door Youth Gang Alternatives. Rev. Kelly and Ed discuss the current state of gang violence in our community and how it is not just an inner city problem. If you would like more information about the Open Door Youth Gang Alternatives Center, visit www.therev.org
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June 2009
June's Let's Talk features Dr. Patricia Gabow, CEO of Denver Health. Ed and Dr. Gabow discuss how Denver Health has become a national model for health care and how some of their innovations can be implemented by others. Dr. Gabow goes into detail about how a hospital can use technology to overcome the challenges of today's health care issues.
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May 2009
May's Let's Talk features Jennifer Churchill, Public Information Officer with the Colorado Division of Wildlife. Ed and Jennifer discuss the growing concern over coyotes in the metro area and what can be done about it. Jennifer and Ed have a thoughtful discussion which includes a detailed analysis of the adaptability of coyote and how we can co-exist. Jennifer also talks about what citizens and municipalities can do about the recent rise in incidents.
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April 2009
April's Let's Talk features Greg Moore, Editor of the Denver Post. Ed and Greg discuss the future of the newspaper business and evolution of the media in general. Greg is upfront with the necessary strategies that the Denver Post will employ to continue to be an effective media source.
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March 2009
March's Let's Talk features former Congressman and Presidential candidate, Tom Tancredo. Ed and Tom discuss Tom's congressional career and his adventure on the 2008 Presidential campaign trail. Tom's candor during his interview with Ed is rare, even for retired politicians.
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February 2009
February's Let's Talk features author and professional speaker, Debra Fine. Ed and Debra discuss the fine art of small talk and how even the smallest conversations can affect our lives. Networking, relationships and how to use a chance meeting to your advantage are all discussed.
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January 2009
To kick off the new year, January's Let's Talk features Colorado Governor Bill Ritter. Ed and Gov. Ritter discuss the first two years of the Governor's term and the goals he has for the future. The program was taped before the Governor announced his decisions for Secretary of State and the U.S. Senate, but the conversation provides an insight into the kinds of qualities Gov. Ritter was seeking for these important positions.
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December
On December's Let's Talk, Ed's guest is the host of the Breakfast Club on KEZW 1430AM, Rick Crandall. Rick also serves as the President of the Colorado Freedom Memorial Foundation. Ed and Rick talk about this unique memorial and about Crandall's lengthy radio career.
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November
On November's Let's Talk, Ed's guest is former Colorado Supreme Court Justice Rebecca Kourlis. Justice Kourlis is now the Executive Director of the Institute for the Advancement of the American Legal System at the University of Denver. Ed and Justice Kourlis discuss the current state of the American Legal System and what can be done to help reform it.
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October
On October's Let's Talk, Ed's guest is Political Analyst, Eric Sondermann. Ed and Eric discuss all of the ballot issues on the November general election ballot. Please note that this program was taped before Amendments 53,55,56 and 57 were removed.
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September
On September's Let's Talk, Ed's guest is Former Denver Bronco Haven Moses. Ed and Haven talk about the 1977 Denver Bronocs team and the special connection that the team made with the Colorado community. They also discuss Haven's current work in the community and his progress in recovering from a 2003 stroke.
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August
On the August Let's Talk, Ed's guest is Denver Mayor John Hickenlooper. Ed and Mayor Hickenlooper dicuss the upcoming Democratic National Convention. They discuss all of the preparations that go into hosting an event of this magnitude.
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July
On July's Let's Talk, Ed's guest is Denny O'Malley, CEO of Craig Hospital. Ed and Denny discuss the history of Craig Hospital and how it went from the early days as a tuberculosis center to one of the nation's leading hospitals dealing with spinal cord and severe brain trauma injuries. Ed and Denny also discuss his career as CEO of Craig and current trends and progress in treating spinal cord and brain injuries.
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June
On June's Let's Talk, Ed's guest is Brian Langtry, a professional Lacrosse player on Colorado's two pro teams. Ed and Brian discuss the basics of Lacrosse, the differences between the outdoor and indoor games and what's behind it's growing popularity.
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May
On May's Let's Talk, Ed's guest is Bruce Benson, the President of the University of Colorado. Ed and Bruce discuss the tumultuous process that led to Benson being approved as President and what lies ahead for the University of Colorado.
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April
On April's Let's Talk, Ed's guest is Roger Ogden, former President and General Manager of KUSA Channel 9 and former President and CEO of Gannett Broadcasting. Ed and Roger discuss the future of media and what impact the internet has had on newspapers and broadcast journalism.
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March
On March's Let's Talk, Ed's guest is Colorado State Senator, Chris Romer. Ed and Chris discuss creative ideas to address congestion along the I-70 mountain corridor. They also discuss other topics from the legislature, including English proficiency in Colorado High Schools and what should be done with Oil and Gas Severance Taxes.
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February
On February's Let's Talk, Ed's guest is Clint Hurdle, the Manager of the National League Champion Colorado Rockies. Ed and Clint discuss the historic 2007 Rockies season, their World Series appearance and Clint's work in the community. Ed and Clint also discuss his work with the Prader Willi Syndrome Foundation and his experience with Kyle Blakeman, the young man he met who made a major impact on the Rockies'season.
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January
Here is January's Let's Talk. Ed's guest is author and former Denver radio personality, Jo Myers. Myers' new book, "Good To Go: The ABC's of Death and Dying", is the topic of Jo and Ed's conversation. The book covers how to prepare for your own death and how that preparation benefits loved ones. The conversation includes stories from Jo Myers' career in Denver radio.
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December 2007
On December's Let's Talk, Ed's guest is Woody Paige, Denver Post Columnist and ESPN Personality. Ed and Woody discuss the 2007 Colorado Rockies season, the current professional sports climate in Colorado and other issues.
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November 2007
On November's Let's Talk, Ed's guest is First Lady of Colorado, Jeannie Ritter. Ed and First Lady Ritter discuss mental health care issues in Colorado and potential solutions.
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Here's the issue with Congressman Perlmutter. You missed the current Federal civil rights law violations in Lakewood. The USDOT Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) has their oil tax funded building hidden on Van Gordon. You have a civil rights violation waiting to be investigated. They have the fewest percentages of ethnicity and disabled employees ever encountered in U.S. government employment. It’s also about their exploitation and your ability to ignore the facts. As someone who “speaks” to the Epilepsy Foundation, the FHWA threatened and forced me, an epileptic out on the street in 2007. The FHWA thrives while they boot Federal employees out when they may be a burden on their white male dominated culture. The FHWA should be investigated as Civil rights and ADA violators. The FHWA refused to lower its U.S. FLAGS on 9-11-07 & 09. Channel 7 reported but the FHWA continues. They have Mr. Perlmutter to thank at 12600 West Colfax. You refused to lower our flag, the largest and highest in the county for Senator Kennedy and it finally came down on 9-11-2009. People are being informed again about your refusals. Health care reform and you ignore Federal abuses in your backyard. You know Epilepsy. Do you know Congressman Coehlo or Chief Justice Roberts? Perhaps you should meet Mr. Leon Pinneta to learn more about their assistance to Federal employees in their CA counties. You learned how the FHWA threw me out with my epilepsy in 2007 after 28 years of credible Federal service as a professional engineer with just one grand mal in their office. Thanks to Mr. Pinneta for helping my brother in the USAF, my mother, and then me through U.C. Davis with an earlier USDA in 1977. I am now on the brink of another retaliation by Mr. Perlmutter and his Federal managements. I am fortunate to get my 30 years at age 50 to apply for disability retirement but this was threatened by FHWA and now the USDA. If only Secretary Vilsack answered my question here in August. They silenced me because they gave me little or no duties since being reclaimed from FHWA in 2007. FHWA told them to hire me. I sat for over 2 years with no USDA work agenda, no USDA work schedule, no USDA accountability from a small USDA agency trying to take old space left by the USBOR on the Center. The CO USDA has NO stimulus money like its office in Davis, CA because it has no team leadership. Now they want to throw me out on the street with no retirement, health care, and the to bring an expensive Denver attorney to argue my civil rights. You know a grand mal from the outside looking in. Enjoy it while an introverted supervisor is trying to spit out, “You will also forfeit your 30-years of accrued leave with our adverse action." Over 30 minutes of convulsion set in over my mind and body. Channel 8 talks and the truth is, I believe you are behind this attack simply because I asked for Federal flags to be lowered in respect, and more at 12600 West Colfax with you and the IRS to honor the dead and dying. Our children and our veterans are watching you, are your children?
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