March 25, 2013 - Hour 1

It’s Tom’s birthday!  Colorado Auto Show yesterday was fun, both Tom and Devon attending and Devon put the yellow Ferrari on hold.  The House Judiciary Committee is discussing how to keep and store all text messages and emails American’s send for future use in criminal cases.  Tom wants to use a taser gun on Devon.

March 22, 2013 - Hour 3

Tom and Devon recap and Brett throws in the idea of a pool on how many times a week Tom finishes Devon’s sentences.  Bristol’s Beehive beer is the beer Westlake Wine & Spirits chose this week and Tom and Devon equally loved it.  Washington Redskins should be allowed to keep their mascot but Democrats in DC want legislation to outlaw the “Redskin” mascot.  Amy Oliver get to join us today!

March 22, 2013 - Hour 2

Devon wants to explain how the zip code information is not necessary at retail locations but Tom needs to finish all her sentences.  Nicole Yost, Fyn Public Relations, brought a friend in and a gifts to talk about Colorado Craft Beer Week.  Mindy McCluen, Loveland Chamber, talks about the Pro-cycling Challenge coming to Northern Colorado and the combined fun of the Corn Roast Festival this year.  Jim Saulnier talks about the changes to his Saturday finance show and it includes Devon.

March 22, 2013 - Hour 1

NCAA brackets, Tom is already losing and Devon now knows more than she ever wanted to about college basketball.  The legislature is now discussing cats and dogs and which should be recognized as the state pet.  Lenwood Brooks from Public Notice talks with us about the sequester and the cuts that will be implemented and the budget that is rumored to have been passed.  Tom just read on Twitter that a brown present from some animal was left on the capital floor near the east entrance yesterday.

March 21, 2013 - Hour 3

Jack Ekstrom from Whiting Oil joins us to talk oil and gas in Colorado.  Commissioner Sean Conway talks water testing and the new setback regulations.  Congressman Jared Polis is working on federal regulations that seems to be focusing on talking points just to satisfy the environmentalists, Kathleen from the Western Energy Alliance explains why this is a ridiculous piece of legislation.  Loveland’s oil drilling regulations are also discussed.

March 21, 2013 - Hour 2

Amendment 64 is now being discussed in the Joint Committee for Amendment 64 with 10 legislatures and State Rep. Brian DelGrosso is one of the members, he calls to talk about some of the details being considered.  Tom’s competitive attitude has us picking one NCAA bracket each and we’ll see who wins, Tom’s pick is Syracuse and Devon’s is Gonzaga (based on mascot picks).  Weld Commissioner Sean Conway joins us to discuss budget and County Rd. 49.

March 21, 2013 - Hour 1

NCAA brackets are on our minds and Tom feels old with a birthday coming up.  Tom lost his bet with Devon, the Governor signed HB 1224 yesterday, Tom was hoping the Governor wouldn’t sign because of the language in the bill.  Taxes on tobacco products are driving people to purchase on the black market and this is probably going to be the same with marijuana.

March 20, 2013 - Hour 3

Healthy U segments are on the KFKA website with lots of great information.  Tidbits newspaper this week is fun with Coincidence’s.  Larimer County Commissioner Lew Gaiter talks about the Galena fire, the federal funds to assist with the watershed and the county is working on a strategic plan.  Devon and Tom discuss the NCAA brackets.

March 20, 2013 - Hour 2

There is extra money in the state coffers but Rs and Ds differ on how that money should be viewed.  State Senator Scott Renfroe talks about how jobs in the dairy industry will be affected by Dave Young’s bill and the Rolly Heath is pushing for a school finance bill.  Phil Eastman from Leadership Advisors Group talks about why the human element of change is where companies can fail with changes.  Tom is the eternal optimist.

March 20, 2013 - Hour 1

Devon is getting her NCAA brackets filled out.  Twinkies recipe is being sold and the new company hopes to have them back on the shelves this summer.  Mayor Bloomberg is now after tobacco products and how they are displayed.