The Denver Podcast Larry Elwood & David Adame

One of the coolest things about being in podcasting is the people you meet in the podcasting community. There are a couple dozen local podcasts that cover a wide range of topics.. but none quite like the Punk Rock Horror podcast. It's really a podcast run by two bright local guys...about the Horror genre.. but presented in a very punk rock way. We love this podcast because it's raw, unfiltered...and just plain fun. We had a blast meeting up with the hosts, Kyle and Cody and discussing all things scary! We cover (among a lot of other things!) vintage horror favorites (what movie scared you the most as a kid?), modern classics, soundtracks and defining the genre.
 
Take a listen and please subscribe to their podcast at https://www.punkrockhorrorpodcast.com/

Francis Eggelton is the energy behind Downtown Denver's I Made It Worksop - a place anyone can go and build a craftsman level piece of furniture. Want to build a side table for your bedroom? A wine rack? Or how about a fly-tying station? You can do that here, without any experience. They even provide the wood!
Located at 22nd and Welton in Denver's 5 points neighborhood, this beautiful and well-equipped wood shop is the answer for a city dweller's inner artisan.

We sat down with Francis to learn why I Made It Workshop is abuzz with locals who have never picked up a hand saw...



For more info on Francis and I Made It Workshop, go to - https://imadeitworkshops.com/

Kip Winger has been down the proverbial road and back. At age 7 he started playing music with his brothers in their basement... and never stopped. His musical path would eventually lead him to New York City to make connections, form his namesake band 'Winger' and get signed to Atlantic Records in the late '80s - right at the end of the heavy metal MTV era. Fame and fortune would follow only to be strangled by a totally unexpected turn of events. Determined to press on, Kip released solo albums through the 90s and continued to tour with his band but behind the scenes was hatching an unexpected plan of his own. After years of training, planning and writing, in 2017 he released his first full album of classical music: Conversations with Nijinsky - which was nominated for a Grammy...next came the collaboration on the Jack the Ripper Musical "Get Jack"...It turns out, Kip Winger is just getting started.
To learn more about what Kip's up to: http://www.kipwinger.com/

When Dr. Ben Carson visited Denver, one person asked him a pointed a question. That person was Panama Soweto, and that question got Panama fired from his job.
Panama is a bundle of creative and productive energy that has positively impacted countless lives both in and out of Denver. Join us as we learn about his background, his seemingly infinite skill sets, his steadfast character, and what drives him to help the youth of Denver. Oh, and we'll learn a little bit about his now famous run in with the Secretary of HUD.
To learn more about Panama: https://www.facebook.com/panama.soweto (https://www.facebook.com/panama.soweto) & http://www.redlineart.org (http://www.redlineart.org/)

If you've ever sat around dreaming about how to make a better widget, then you'll love this interview with Peter Henriksen and Nate Mender of Henriksen Amplifiers. Hear the story behind how the family business got started and how their revolutionary product - The "Bud" - was born. Peter and Nate also provide lots of insights into the challenges of running a small design and manufacturing business - from speaker grille design to choosing suppliers, from managing growth to the challenges of distribution in today's constantly changing retail music world.

Take a listen to some pro's play through The "Bud" at www.henriksenamplifiers.com (http://www.henriksenamplifiers.com/).

We were excited when the Colorado Mammoth came calling, and asked if they could be on the program! Defender Dan Coates offers a lot of insight into the sport, the league, as well as the role the Mammoth organization plays in the community. Have a listen!