June 2018
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Luke Matthias, a senior at Cherry Creek High School talks about his experiences at Boys State and political news.
We will continue our theme from the previous episode on how personal change and healing factors into the kind of work we have access to socially and politically.
May 2018
The RabbitHole with Jerry Fabyanic
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RabbitHole 0519-181Majority Leader KC Becker - Dainne Maroney, author of The Imagine Project
DJ Jones, author or Meet the Boys of Casper
Tom LaMarr, author of Zero Gravity
Matt Bergles & Jerry Fabyanic: "Teachers Strikes and PERA Changes"
Talk It Out with Jaime
Talk it out 0520-18Nice and refreshed after some vacation time, Talk it Out! will be back on-air live today on KGoat! As a follow-up to our previous theme on doing the work to do better, we'll move into exploring the kind of changing, healing and challenge this work requires on a more personal level.
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April 2018
Nicole Weaver, author of children's multilingual and multicultural books
Joe & Jan McDaniel of Book Crafters, specializing in self-publishing
George Marlin on, candidate for Clear Creek County Commissioner.
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March 2018
1:00: Kate Jonuska, author of Transference; 2:00: Manual Ramos, author of The Skull of Pancho Villa and Other Stories, Desperado, A Mile High Noir, and numerous other works
Jerry and Matt discuss current topics
Today we will continue our conversation on how we can support people and groups that we are not a part of- whether gender, mental or physical ability, race, class, or sexuality. Looking at how these positions intersect and the different ways that affects all of us, we'll talk explore specific work we can do and have a look at the very helpful concept of emotional labor, as well as ideas on motivation on when and how to speak up when we find ourselves in a position to.
February 2018
The RabbitHole with Jerry Fabyanic
RabbitHole 0224-18 - Craig Kaley, author of Money Athletics: Your Game Plan to a Financially Fit Tween
- Todd Fahnestock, author of Fairmist, The Wishing World, and numerous other works
RabbitHole 0217-18First Vice-Chair of the Clear Creek Democratic Party: "Caucuses, The Ins and Outs"
RabbitHole 0210-18@ 1:00 - Karyn Ingrid Estela, author of Waves and Frequencies
@ 2:00 - Sharon Harvey Alexander, author of Learning to Breathe, Learning to Live
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Jeff Hays, Chair of the Colorado Republican Party
Talk It Out with Jaime
Talk it out 0225-18On the show tomorrow, we'll continue our conversation on specific ways that we can be better - that we can be better partners, family members, friends, community members- to those in our lives who occupy a different space that we do. We'll continue our conversation on how to better conceive of the stories & experiences of people who, while they're different, intersect with our own. And with that how to better interact in the world in way that creates less violence and devaluation of our respective humanities.
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January 2018
Greenway Authority Executive Director Amy Saxton; Democratic Commissioner Candidate George Marlin
The MIddle Way with Matt Bergles
TMW 0120-18Topic: "How did the two major parties get to where they are now?"
TMW 0106 18Economic Program Deputy Director of Third Way David Brown.
Talk It Out with Jaime
Talk it out 0128-18In continuation of our theme power is personal, we'll discuss not only how our communities can help us to be better - but how we all need each other to do better. Our work affects people we care about in intersecting ways. From the perspective of women and femmes in our life in intense discussions of harassment and abuse, and the people in our lives who don't want violence linked to their definitions of masculinity; to being present for friends & family of color in their day-to-day dealings with racism; to continuing to learn about the vast & far-reaching affects of class & material privilege in all its forms - we can, and we need to do better. Some relatively simple ways to start may be far less daunting than we would think.
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December 2017
The RabbitHole with Jerry Fabyanic
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We'll talk about a few recent major issues locally & nationally that have immediate effects on our communities & lives (gentrification/local reaction & the proposed tax plan), launching into how how & what we can do in the short and long term to make sure our actions have the effects we intend them to. Along the way, we'll hopefully get into how we can critically reframe our perspectives and perceptions of value in our day-to-day.
November 2017
The RabbitHole with Jerry Fabyanic
Rabbithole 1125 1712:00 - Johanna Garton: Awakening East: Moving Our Adopted Children Back to China / 1:00 - Wendty Terrien: The Rampart Guards
Rabbithole 1118 172:00, David Hicks, author or White Plains / @ 3:00, Mark Stevens, author of Lake of Fire, and several other Colorado-themed books
Rabbithole 1111 17Michael Dougherty, Democratic candidate for Attorney Generak ; 1:00 Commissioner Tim Mauck and Harald Harb, own of Harb Skiing in Dumont: "Human Impact on Clear Creek's Eco-system and What Can Be Done"
Rabbithole 1104 17 Roni Wing Lambrecht, author of Parenting at Your Best / 4:00 - Cheryl Ilov, author of Forever Fit and Flexible
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Continuing from our most recent theme, we'll take a deeper dive into how we can approach situations when we feel we need to speak up; how to balance 'calling someone out' and not being self-righteous; when to use our voice or when to step back.
October 2017
The RabbitHole with Jerry Fabyanic
Rabbithole 1021 17Guests: Commissioner Randy Wheelock, "EMS ballot initiatve"; John Alexander, author of The Journey Begins with a 1,000: Thriving with Parkinson's Deisease with Hope, Optimism, and Perseverance, and Amy Collette, author of The Gratitude Connection
Rabbithole 1007 172:00 Aaron Michael Ritchey, author of the Juniper Wars
3:00 Sheriff Rick Albers
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Getting the Work Done - Tackling Racism Pt. 4
September 2017
Cajun Navy Relief: Jason & John
Laurie Beckel: Unversal Health Care
Joe Neguse & Joe Salazar: candidates for CD2 and state Attorney General
Noel Ginsberg: candidate for Governot
Brad Levin: candidate for AG
Phil Weiser; candidate for AG
Owen Perkins: Climate Change
Cajun Navy Part II
George Marlin: candidate for Commissioner
Steve Lebsock: candidate for state Treasurer.
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What Do We Dream Of? - DACA, Pre & Post Charlottesville, US - How to Tackle White Supremacy & Racist Insecurity Pt 2
August 2017
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After some great participation last weekend, we are heading into part 2 on the wealth & power theme. We will continue our conversation on where wealth ends up and how it gets there. Are we all responsible for the resources and wealth we are able to accumulate (or unable to get a hold on), are there "natural" forces that determine these things, OR is something else entirely going on? Should the public sector play a role in making sure we have access to resources we need-- jobs, healthcare, education, transportation-- or should they keep out of it and let private entities manage the things that effect our day-to-day lives and long term well being?
July 2017
The RabbitHole with Jerry Fabyanic
Rabbithole 0729 17Jon Bassoff, author of The Blade This Time
Annalisa Parent: author of Storytelling for Pantsers
Rabbithole 0715 171st hour- Commissioner Tim Mauck and 2nd hour- Travis Heermann,author of The Ronin Trilogy
Rabbithole 0701 17Ingid Pyka, President of the Colorado Independent Publishers Association Board of Directors
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All Thing Reconsidered with Greg Markle
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Talk It Out with Jaime
Talk it out 0730On this episode, we’ll talk about concentration of wealth and power - particularly in the context of our current political conundrum and the tensions we find with loved ones who see our political worlds differently. We’ll pose questions about how wealth and power end up where they do and who is responsible for this - is this an inevitability or something we have control over? Who do we or don’t we trust in politics, government and business? Who do we think can best manage the choices that effect our lives? Where does our understanding of this all come from?
Talk it out 0702-17We wrap up the theme from the last couple of shows - to talk or not to talk? We'll consider some questions... When does it makes sense to talk about important and tough subjects with friends, family, coworkers? Are there times where a discussion is not the best idea? Views that should not be heard or engaged with whatsoever? Do we really need to worry about all this? We'll discuss some examples of these sort conversations and situations, how to understand our own views better, and explore the most productive ways to progress in these tense times we find ourselves in.
June 2017
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All Thing Reconsidered with Greg Markle
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Talk It Out with Jaime
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Talk it out 0604-17This Sunday, we'll continue the conversation started on the last episode with our W. Kamau Bell interview - to talk or not to talk? We'll get into how to draw the line between respecting others as people and taking issue with what seems overtly problematic. How do we hold ourselves and others responsible in more nuanced situations? Try to balance productive, honest conversations, without alienating people we care about?
May 2017
The RabbitHole with Jerry Fabyanic
Rabbithole 0520 172:00: Grady Birdsong, author The Miracle Workers of South Boulder Road: Healing the Signature Wounds of War - Discussion of the Hyperbaric Oxygen Treatment (HBOT) process.
3:00 - Mike Hance, Jhonette Perdue, Jon Bassoff, & Travis Heerman: "Georgetown Ghost Writers Retreat"
Rabbithole 0506-172:00 - Tony Dortch and Savage Van Sage, "The Art of Body Painting and the movie Pure.
3:00 - John Alexander author of The Journey Begins with a 1,000 Miles: Thriving with Parkinson's Disease through Hope, Optimism, and Perseverance
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All Thing Reconsidered with Greg Markle
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Talk It Out with Jaime
Talk it out 0521-17May 21st, 2017 - To Talk or Not to Talk? Interview with W. Kamau Bell - EP24
Talk it out 0507-17Part 3 of our series on how we get around these "silly ol' facts."
We'll talk about the different ways that facts are used, or avoided, to create the perceptions that we have of our worlds and the various conditions that make up our experiences of it. We'll explore how art, stories, and other things that can help us re-frame how we understand the worlds we live in.
April 2017
The RabbitHole with Jerry Fabyanic
Rabbithole 0422 17Jo Virden, author of My Darling Dorothy - Anne Marie Cannon & Ruth Rosenfeld, "The Road More Traveled: Self Publishing Workshop for Aspiring Writers and Curious Readers" to be held at the Georgetown Heritage Center on June 3rd
Rabbithole 0408 17"Living with Alzheimer's" - Guest: Glenn Wallace
"Georgetown Lake Trail & the April 30th Clear Creek Cleanup" - Guests: Beth Luther, Sarah Street, Anne Marie Cannon.
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All Thing Reconsidered with Greg Markle
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The dear Ms. Casey will be co-hosting, where we'll pick up where we left off on the theme from the last episode - the various kinds of 'facts' that we see flying around. We'll touch on topics and issues such as truth and truths, science, logic, rationality, stories, and how we can navigate all of these things to have a healthy conversation with each other.
March 2017
Rabbithole 0325 17Topic: The Hero's Journey from a Feminine Perspective" - Guests: Cheryl Carpinello, Catherine Spader, Steven Craig
Neighborhood Earth with Randy Wheelock
All Thing Reconsidered with Greg Markle
Talk It Out with Jaime
Talk it out 0326-17Ms. Casey Crim will be guest co-hosting! I'm very excited to have her on the show and mix up the fun vibes. On this show we'll loop the themes of the last few episodes together... We'll talk about facts, "alt-facts", post-facts, logic, science, truth, faith, reason... Whether and how all these things can or should exist together and how we can best live our lives swimming in this reality that we find ourselves in.
Talk it out 0312-17The third installment of the theme "New Politics and Who We Are" . We'll talk about whether or not we feel like it's worth it to have conversations with folks we disagree with in these times, with such tenuous and divergent opinions.
Febuary 2017
Rabbithole 1hr 0225 17Guest: Clear Creek County Commissioner Tim Mauck - "State of the Colorado Democratic Party"
Neighborhood Earth with Randy Wheelock
All Thing Reconsidered with Greg Markle
ATR 0219-17Greg talked about BLM lands, clean water regulations and repealing the health care exchange.
Guests were Dave Shelton talking about his plans to rebuild after the fire.
Young Kim, new owner of The Indian Springs Resort
KC Becker, State House Majority Leader on the Republicans plan to repeal the Health Care Exchange in Colorado.
Also Robbie Hodge from Georgetown on growing hemp in the San Louis valley.
Talk It Out with Jaime
Talk it out 0226-17We will continue the conversation started last week; getting into a few specific examples of how we can talk to people we care about when we feel like we just cannot understand their views and opinions, particularly with the tense issues of the day.
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January 2017
Theresa Howell, author of Scout Moore, Junior Ranger and other books for children
Neighborhood Earth with Randy Wheelock
All Thing Reconsidered with Greg Markle
ATR 0122-17Dede Waldren in Washington DC
Talk It Out with Jaime
Talk it out 0115-17 We will be talking about science, religion, logic, spirituality, secularism..
December 2016
Neighborhood Earth with Randy Wheelock
All Thing Reconsidered with Greg Markle
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