Sunday: Douglas Sterner
Pueblo, Colorado is known as the Home of Heroes because four Medal of Honor recipients grew up in Pueblo, Colorado. Author Douglas Sterner explains how Pueblo officially became the Home of Heroes. Sterner highlights the stories of each of these four men; Bill Crawford, Jerry Murphy, Carl Sitter, and Drew Dix. Sterner also shares stories of Colorado heroes such as the Fertig brothers from La Junta.

Monday: Dan Haley, Kurt Gerwitz, and Roger Mangan
There is an extreme, radical, activist agenda at the Colorado legislature and Colorado governor’s office that is anti-human, anti-life, and anti-American. There are big themes that have multiple pieces of legislation to push forward their extreme agendas. Dan Haley, CEO of the Colorado Oil & Gas Association, discusses many of the anti-oil & gas bills. Professor Kurt Gerwitz shares his perspective on Bitcoin in El Salvador. State Farm agent Roger Mangan explains the Colorado Fair Insurance plan.

Tuesday: Andrew Thornbrooke, Kevin Lundberg, and Jon Boesen
The Fourth Amendment states that the people have a right to be secure in our persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures. Andrew Thornbrooke, writer at The Epoch Times, addresses the importance of “The Fourth Amendment is Not for Sale Act” (FANSA). Former state senator Kevin Lundberg discusses the latest happenings at the Colorado State Legislature. Jon Boesen with Boesen Law explains why prompt action is needed if you or a loved one has been injured.

Wednesday: Jay Valentine, Trent Loos, and Paula Sarlls

Thursday: Liberty Toastmasters, Karen Levine, and Lorne Levy
In 1776 Adam Smith wrote about the Invisible Hand in the Wealth of Nations. The Invisible Hand of capitalism in America has created the opportunity for every day people to create wealth for themselves, their families, and their posterity. My fellow Liberty Toastmasters share their perspectives on capitalism. RE/MAX realtor Karen Levine and mortgage specialist Lorne Levy address home ownership in the metro market, interest rates, the Federal Reserve, inflation, and property rights.

Friday: Jody Hice, Allen Thomas, and Jim May
Elections are not ultimately about who wins or loses; elections are about the voice of the people being heard... period. No one should be willing to accept an unfair voting system. Former Georgia Congressman Jody Hice discusses his new book Sacred: Election Integrity and the Will of the People. Author Allen Thomas introduces his most recent essay A Muted Speaker of the House is a House Destroyed. Cattleman with La Vaca Meat Company Jim May shares a Cowboy Poem.