Colorado Elder Voices

Nancy Jackson
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This is a podcast that features the voices and stories of notable Colorado elders. We started this podcast because after years of working in politics and in various communities, we have met many amazing people across the state that have accomplished important things. We think they should be recognized, and that you would be interested in their stories.

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  1. 26.03.2024

    Episode 5: Bernie Rogoff

    Bernie Rogoff, a long time resident of Colorado, is originally from New York where as a boy he played a Robin Hood role, doing what he could to help people who were less fortunate than himself. Bernie served in the Korean war as a medic, joined the National Guard, and later helped create a successful business. Currently, Bernie serves on a number of committees: The Colfax Community Network, the United Veterans of Colorado, he’s a commissioner for Veteran’s affairs for the City of Aurora, as well as being the Executive Director of the Education Foundation of the Colorado National Guard. These roles allowed Bernie to display his compassion, generosity, and ceaseless hard work. In the Podcast, Bernie tells the story about how he met Barak Obama, and gained the funds needed for the new Veteran’s hospital. Bernie’s most important causes are children, civil rights, political action and education. Veterans have a special place in his generous heart, and he has supported many veterans and educational causes for years. Bernie is a loving father, grandfather and great-grandfather who is not afraid to speak up and voice his opinions. He can often be found with his partner Jean Greenberg cooking hamburgers ar t picnics or bringing treats to community gatherings. See Lives of Service: https://extras.denverpost.com/veterans/index.html Bridge from Light Rail to VA https://www.cbsnews.com/colorado/news/veteran-bridge-from-light-rail-to- va-hospital-being-ignored/ Jewish War Veterans https://jwv344.org/media/

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  2. 29.12.2023

    Episode 4: Tim Wirth

    Tim Wirth is a former US Representative (1975-1987) and US senator (1986-1992) from Colorado. He has been a lifelong champion for the environment including Cap and Trade , The Colorado Wilderness bill and The Clean Air act amendments. Another side of Senator With was in his work to sponsor and promote baseball in Colorado,, gained funding for DEN airport, and the Two Forks dam. After his legislative work, Senator Wirth remained deeply involved in politics, working on various national and local campaigns. He has also worked behind the scene on Human rights and issues of international refugees. Listen to the podcast to hear more about the many contributions, past and present of this remarkable Colorado elder. If you have comments, questions or ideas of people we should interview please contact Nancy Jackson at Dr.Nann@gmail.com Tim Wirth refers to the following websites https://keepourrepublic.org/ and Center for the American West https://www.colorado.edu/center/west/

    53 Min.

  3. 08.08.2023

    Episode 3: Wayne Gilbert

    Wayne Gilbert is a man of many talents- he’s a teacher, poet, dancer, actor and the kind of man that brings wisdom and compassion wherever he goes. After studying for the ministry, and deciding to take another path, Wayne taught at the Community College of Aurora for 37 years where he was an instrumental part of a department teaching teachers to be more effective in the classroom.  This group inspired decades of teachers to strive for excellence in teaching.  At the same time he also performed in local theater and volunteered with a hospice organization. In 2005, he was diagnosed with Parkinson’s Disease. Since retirement he writes and performs poems about his experience to advocate and support others with the diagnosis. His three books of poems, “magmamystic” “From the Ashes” and “Sacred Chill” represent only a small part of his poetry. Wayne has facilitated poetry workshops for Parkinson support groups, as well as within the Sterling Correctional facility.  He also performs his poetry to much acclaim, often appearing with jazz musicians. He would like to give his warm appreciation to The Institute for Poetic Medicine https://www.poeticmedicine.org/  Where you can find more about Wayne, and read many of his poems which are posted there,  or The Davis Phinney Foundation https://davisphinneyfoundation.org/ which is another site that has been supportive of Wayne’s work, and where you can find more of his poetry.   Contact us for comments, questions, and suggestions for future episodes at Dr.nann@gmail.com   Credits: Interviewers: Nancy Jackson and Carolyn Boller Sound by Dan Jackson

    48 Min.

  4. 05.05.2023

    Episode Two: Dr. Donald Aptekar

    In our second episode we interview Dr. Donald Aptekar, a well-known gynecologist with over 49 years of experience. He is a vocal advocate for a woman's right to choose and has delivered over 12,000 Colorado babies. We talk to him about innovations in the medical field and the current political environment for women's health and safe access to abortions in particular. For questions, comments, and ideas for future episodes please email Nancy Jackson at Dr.Nann@gmail.com

    46 Min.

  5. 29.03.2023

    Episode One: Dr. Barbara Shannon-Bannister

    For our first interview Nancy Jackson and co-host Carolyn Boller have a conversation with Dr. Barbara Shannon-Bannister, an award winning Community leader in the Denver Metro Area. Dr. BSB was raised in New Orleans where she studied piano, violin and voice and was an activist for civil rights. Dr. BSB has a long list of accomplishments, including twenty-five years as the Chief of Community Relations for the City of Aurora. Here is a link to the Aurora Sentinel about her life's work. In this podcast we refer to Senator Rhonda Fields; follow this link for some context for that section. In the interview we mention Dr. BSB's African-American performing art organization, Grand Design. It can be found here. For questions, comments, and suggestions for future interviews, please email Nancy at: Dr.Nann@gmail.com

    53 Min.
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This is a podcast that features the voices and stories of notable Colorado elders. We started this podcast because after years of working in politics and in various communities, we have met many amazing people across the state that have accomplished important things. We think they should be recognized, and that you would be interested in their stories.

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  • Erstellt von
    Nancy Jackson
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    2023 - 2024
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