Dwight Jones served as Colorado’s Commissioner of Education from 2007-2010 and was the Superintendent for the Clark County School District, which is the nation’s fifth-largest district and includes Las Vegas, Nevada, from 2010-2013. 

Dr. Carrie Olson is a bi-lingual veteran educator, National Board Certified Teacher and adjunct professor at DU. She is the current president of the Denver Public Schools Board of Education.12/10/2020

Gerardo A. Muñoz is a teacher of high school and middle school Social Studies at the Denver Center for International Studies at Baker (DCIS) in the Denver Public Schools (DPS) in Denver, Colorado. Though he has taught every grade 6-12, he current teaches grade 7 and 10-12. Muñoz holds A Bachelor of Arts Degree in history and Latin American Studies from the University of Colorado (1999), as well as a Master of Arts in curriculum and instruction from the University of Denver (2009). 11/17/2020

Kathleen Chandler is a 4th generation Coloradan.   She graduated from UC Colorado Springs and majored in Political Science.  She discussed the 2020 Colorado ballot measures. 10/21/2020

KCarl Smith is the creator of the Frederick Douglass Republican (FDR) Engagement Strategy™. A retired U.S. Army officer, KCarl is a bestselling author of Frederick Douglass Republicans: The Movement to Re-Ignite America’s Passion for Liberty. KCarl is on the Black Voices for Trump Advisory Board. http://kcarlinc.com/  10/12/2020

John Kellner is the Republican candidate for District Attorney in the 18th Judicial District. He is a decorated Marine veteran and served in Afghanistan.  John currently works as a prosecutor and has had tremendous success prosecuting offenders in the pursuit of justice for victims.  10/10/2020

Leondray Gholston is the former Vice Chair of the Colorado Republican Party and a Navy Veteran.  He works as a Systems Engineer, is an author and teaches   Theology of the Body. We will discuss what it means to be a Black Conservative and the things that are said about those of us who identify as Republicans. 10/1/2020

Dr. Richmond is a native of Denver, CO.  She graduated with a doctorate in Education in 2014.  By the summer of 2015, she completed a second master's degree from DU in Curriculum and Instruction (endorsed in Special Education and Cultural and Linguistic Diversity.)  Rhonda obtained her BA in Communications with a minor in Women's Studies and MA in Liberal Studies from DU.  9/14/2020

Dr. Sharon Bailey received her undergraduate degree from Princeton University, a master's degree in interdisciplinary social science and a Ph.D. in public administration from the University of Colorado. She served as a member of the DPS Board of Education. As a policy associate for the Western Interstate Commission on Higher Education (WICHE). She was responsible for the design and development of WICHE'S SPIDO, the State Policy Inventory Database Online. 6/6/2020

Michael and Kathryn Dawson, bring over 50 years of experience in the Oil & Gas industry. Sen. Ray Scott is the Senate Minority Whip and serves on the Transportation & Energy Committee.  May 15, 2020

My guest is Dedrick Sims, CEO of Sims-Fayola Foundation. Digital boy vs. Natural boy is a conversation about brain science and how boys learn differently than girls. What are the impacts of excessive technology? During this time of remote teaching, we discussed stages of growth and things we can do to help support young men improve their learning.  May 4, 2020

My guest today is Elena V. Son, Executive Director of the American-Uzbekistan Chamber of Commerce, US-Kyrgyzstan Business Council, US-Tajikistan Business Council and US-Afghanistan Business Initiative. Ms. Son has extensive private sector experience, focusing on business development, programmatic and financial management, advocacy and fundraising.   May 2, 2020

Today my special guest is author and speaker, Peter Greenlaw.  We talked about how to improve our immune system. Peter broke down the science and talked about toxicity, nutritional deficiency, obesity and stress.  April 21, 2020

My guest today is Brian Arnold, Colorado State Housing Board member for CD6, Program Director for Ready to Work, former ED for Aurora Warms the Night and former college professor. We talked about how homelessness impacts college students. I'm ready to tackle this issue and support systems that help students persist through to achieve college completion at CU.  April 19, 2020 

Andrea Peterson, 2007 National Teacher of the Year, and I talk about best practices for educators regarding remote learning as well as chat from a parent's perspective.  April 16, 2020