Denverse: Locals Aloud

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You've got interesting neighbors around the city of Denver, from a competitive eater and a UFC fighter to go-go dancers and a psychic medium. On Denverse: Locals Aloud, host Anthony Elio shares the microphone with a unique Denver personality each week. The podcast also spotlights Denver's eclectic music scene, featuring a full song from a new artist every episode. www.denverse.online

  1. Inside Denver's Pickup Basketball Scene with Paul Anderson

    6D AGO

    Inside Denver's Pickup Basketball Scene with Paul Anderson

    Writer and local pickup basketball regular Paul Anderson talks about his experiences on the hardwood. Why does this sport get more intense than others? How do you get involved, and what are some of the unwritten rules of pickup in Denver? — Immerse yourself in The Stars We Do Not See: Australian Indigenous Art, the largest display of Australian Indigenous art ever presented in North America, now on view at the Denver Art Museum! This exhibition offers a captivating, multi-layered experience, featuring 130 works by 142 artists drawn exclusively from the National Gallery of Victoria’s world-leading collection. These works will introduce you to the art, resilience, and depth of the world’s oldest continuous living culture. On view now through July 26. Visit denverartmuseum.org to purchase tickets. — Located in the RiNo area, Nocturne is a bi-level lounge & eatery serving up eclectic plates & cocktails amid live jazz music. This acoustically designed room in the heart of Denver plays host to live jazz nightly (Wednesday through Sunday). Nocturne’s distinctive Artist in Residency programming is at the core of our lineup. This old-school approach to programming combines the unique opportunity to hone one’s craft with regular stage time, while also establishing an elevated rapport with Denver music fans. Nocturne is proud to be the only venue in Colorado that features jazz exclusively, and is also pleased to feature national touring artists on special occasions. Check out the show calendar and make a reservation at https://nocturnejazz.com/ — This Week’s Song: “Strangers Maybe” by Dear Luna This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.denverse.online/subscribe

    37 min
  2. Modern Art and Rock & Roll with Cynthia Madden Leitner

    APR 15

    Modern Art and Rock & Roll with Cynthia Madden Leitner

    We’re joined by museum co-founder Cynthia Madden Leitner who talks art curation, music history, and the work that went into the new exhibition Beyond the Western Horizon at the Museum of Outdoor Arts. — Immerse yourself in The Stars We Do Not See: Australian Indigenous Art, the largest display of Australian Indigenous art ever presented internationally, now on view at the Denver Art Museum! This exhibition offers a captivating, multi-layered experience, featuring 130 works by 142 artists drawn exclusively from the National Gallery of Victoria’s world-leading collection. These works will introduce you to the art, resilience, and depth of the world’s oldest continuous living culture. On view now through July 26. Visit denverartmuseum.org to purchase tickets. Since 2006, The Clocktower Cabaret has been the heart of downtown nightlife. Hidden beneath the historic D&F Tower on 16th Street, this independent venue has hosted world-class burlesque, comedy, live music, and theatre for nearly two decades. This month, check out the show Oracle, presented by Taka, where the audience chooses the cards—and the cards choose the show. Each reveal unlocks a new path as tarot archetypes come to life in a blend of magic, chaos, and hidden truths. No two performances are ever the same. Saturdays in April: 11, 18 & 25. Learn more and get tickets at https://www.clocktowercabaret.com/shows — This Week’s Song: “Living on Denver Time” by Sarah Mount & the Rushmores This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.denverse.online/subscribe

    33 min
  3. The Vampire Life with Julian Blvck

    APR 8

    The Vampire Life with Julian Blvck

    Julian Blvck, founder of the annual Arcane Vampire Ball at The Church Nightclub, joins us to talk about Denver’s creatures of the night. What exactly is the vampire lifestyle and how does it intersect with goth culture and other groups in Denver? And how has the representation of vampires changed over the years? — Since 2006, The Clocktower Cabaret has been the heart of downtown nightlife. Hidden beneath the historic D&F Tower on 16th Street, this independent venue has hosted world-class burlesque, comedy, live music, and theatre for nearly two decades. This month, check out the show Oracle, presented by Taka, where the audience chooses the cards—and the cards choose the show. Each reveal unlocks a new path as tarot archetypes come to life in a blend of magic, chaos, and hidden truths. No two performances are ever the same. Saturdays in April: 11, 18 & 25. Learn more and get tickets at https://www.clocktowercabaret.com/shows RPM Agency began with a simple, powerful idea: insurance could—and should—be better. What started as a small, community-focused agency in Colorado’s mountain towns quickly grew as more people discovered our honest, approachable way of doing business. They weren’t interested in chasing quotas; they were committed to building relationships. Shifting their focus toward the thriving Denver metro area, they embraced new technologies, partnered with leading carriers, and expanded services to meet the needs of a growing, diverse community. But some things haven’t changed—and never will. Learn more at https://www.rpmagency.com/discover — Featured Song: “Sweat” by Manmademadman This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.denverse.online/subscribe

    33 min
  4. Passion and Fashion with Brandi McMichael

    APR 1

    Passion and Fashion with Brandi McMichael

    If anyone is qualified to talk about Denver’s fashion scene, it’s Brandi McMichael. From founding Fashion Denver to working as an emcee, public speaker, and event host, McMichael is a local legend and positive energy livewire. Learn about Denver’s fashion scene, thrifting, and get some tips on crafting your next look and where to shop for vintage in town! — Looking for clear vision and quality eyewear? Visit Central Denver Eye Care, where they offer a wide selection of stylish frames and top-tier lenses to suit every lifestyle. Their expert opticians are here to ensure your eyes get the care they deserve, from routine eye exams to custom prescriptions. Plus, with their affordable pricing and personalized service, you’ll leave seeing better and feeling confident. Stop by Central Denver Eye Care today—your eyes will thank you! To schedule an appointment or look at frames, visit them in Denver at 1075 Acoma St Ste 110. Or go to https://www.centraldenvereyecare.com/ Art from Ashes empowers struggling youth by providing creative programs that facilitate health and hope through expression, connection, and transformation. Since 2003, Art from Ashes has partnered with more than 200 youth serving organizations to empower 19,000 young people through poetry, spoken word, and art. For more information, visit artfromashes.org. — Featured Song: “Let Me Be” by Sista Soul This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.denverse.online/subscribe

    33 min
  5. Daddy Issues with Devon Neisen

    MAR 25

    Daddy Issues with Devon Neisen

    This week, we’re joined by host of The Imperfect Dads Podcast and Denver area local Devon Neisen, whose open conversations fatherhood in the modern age have been the subject of over 200 episodes and counting. — Petals & Pages is an independent bookstore founded in 2022 in the historic Santa Fe Arts District in Denver, CO. Voted as the 2024 Best Bookstore in Denver by 5280 Magazine and the 2025 Best Small Business in Denver by CityCast, the bookstore is a place for community to come together over a shared love of literature and the arts. They also host author events, book clubs, writing workshops, poetry slams, and much more. Check out their event schedule and consider becoming a Petals & Pages member at https://www.petalsandpagesofdenver.com/ Time machines make great gifts! Treat your special person to the trip of a lifetime, where they’ll discover the cool spots on Colfax in 2084.... Why the Botanic Gardens turned psychedelic... What’s going on behind that razor wire around the Brown Palace... And with Al running everything, can two people still fall in love? Find out in The Future Lies, the award-winning local indie novel available at https://johnbe.com/shop. — This Week’s Song: “What I Said” by The Rough Times This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.denverse.online/subscribe

    32 min
  6. BBQ and D&D with Juan Pablo Llano & Michael Graunke

    MAR 18

    BBQ and D&D with Juan Pablo Llano & Michael Graunke

    If you’ve ever been in RiNo near Our Mutual Friend, you’ve probably caught a whiff of Pit Fiend. Founders Juan Pablo Llano & Michael Graunke join us to talk about how they started the popular BBQ joint here in Denver, with some fantasy role-playing inspiration. What’s the best BBQ side? And what do these masters of meat think about the Impossible Burger phenomenon? — Petals & Pages is an independent bookstore founded in 2022 in the historic Santa Fe Arts District in Denver, CO. Voted as the 2024 Best Bookstore in Denver by 5280 Magazine and the 2025 Best Small Business in Denver by CityCast, the bookstore is a place for community to come together over a shared love of literature and the arts. They also host author events, book clubs, writing workshops, poetry slams, and much more. Check out their event schedule and consider becoming a Petals & Pages member at https://www.petalsandpagesofdenver.com/ — Get connected at the intersection of arts and business. Check out the Colorado Business Committee for the Arts’ annual Business for the Arts Awards luncheon on April 21st at the Seawell Ballroom. Get your table or tickets now before they sell out. More info at cbca.org This Week’s Song: “Confidence” by Harrison Bergamot This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.denverse.online/subscribe

    32 min
  7. Punk Rock, Radio Dreams, and Urinal Etiquette with Swanny

    MAR 11

    Punk Rock, Radio Dreams, and Urinal Etiquette with Swanny

    We’re joined by Channel 93.3 host and producer Mark Swan, aka Swanny, who provides some expert insights on the alternative music scene. Is Blink-182 “dad rock” now? Is Battle P***y a swear? What happens when radio DJs have to play something they’re sick of? If you’re looking for some local music recs from someone in the know, this episode is for you. Also, the 20th Keggs and Eggs show is this Friday! Check it out. — Get connected at the intersection of arts and business. Check out the Colorado Business Committee for the Arts’ annual Business for the Arts Awards luncheon on April 21st at the Seawell Ballroom. Get your table or tickets now before they sell out. More info at cbca.org — Grace. Power. Precision. American Ballet Theatre Studio Company takes the stage at the Ent Center for the Arts—March 13th and 14th. See the next generation of world-renowned dancers in an evening of breathtaking artistry and athletic beauty. This is the Artist Series—bringing the world’s finest performers to Colorado Springs. Tickets at entarts.org or call 719-255-8181. American Ballet Theatre Studio Company. March 13th and 14th. Be there. This week’s featured song: “Riley” by Still Gonna Bail This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.denverse.online/subscribe

    33 min
  8. A Guide to Denver Bars Pt. 2 with Karl Christian Krumpholz

    MAR 4

    A Guide to Denver Bars Pt. 2 with Karl Christian Krumpholz

    What better way to celebrate the one-year anniversary of our podcast than to have artist Karl Christian Krumpholz return to discuss the state of the Denver bar scene. Why has Malört taken off? Also, check out Karl’s art! — Get connected at the intersection of arts and business. Check out the Colorado Business Committee for the Arts’ annual Business for the Arts Awards luncheon on April 21st at the Seawell Ballroom. Get your table or tickets now before they sell out. More info at cbca.org — Grace. Power. Precision. American Ballet Theatre Studio Company takes the stage at the Ent Center for the Arts—March 13th and 14th. See the next generation of world-renowned dancers in an evening of breathtaking artistry and athletic beauty. This is the Artist Series—bringing the world's finest performers to Colorado Springs. Tickets at entarts.org or call 719-255-8181. American Ballet Theatre Studio Company. March 13th and 14th. Be there. This week’s featured song: “Old New York” by Black & White Motion Picture This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.denverse.online/subscribe

    35 min
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You've got interesting neighbors around the city of Denver, from a competitive eater and a UFC fighter to go-go dancers and a psychic medium. On Denverse: Locals Aloud, host Anthony Elio shares the microphone with a unique Denver personality each week. The podcast also spotlights Denver's eclectic music scene, featuring a full song from a new artist every episode. www.denverse.online

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  • Creator
    Denverse Magazine
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    55
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