• 46: June 10 2026 - Meet Poor Richard’s New Owners – Joe and Sarah Gibeau Cole
    Jun 10 2026

    How or if this community institution might change largely depends on what makes Joe and Sarah tick. REALLY get to know them in this no-holds-barred conversation. Poor Richard’s changed hands in April, 2026 after 50+ years in the hands of Richard Skorman and Patricia Seator. Sarah Gibeau Cole says they don’t feel like Poor Richard’s belongs to them; they feel like they are stewards.

    Do NOT miss the very end of this episode, when Joe and Sarah share a scary and very surprising story.

    Also, Colorado Springs’ SafeStreetsCOS program and Action Plan, and an announcement about our upcoming Bike to Work Day breakfast station and live stream.

    LINKS:

    Poor Richard’s 50th Anniversary - episode 21 of Loving the Springs: https://studio809podcasts.com/poor-richards-50th/

    Safe Streets COS: https://coloradosprings.gov/SafeStreetsCOS

    The Colorado Springs Safety Action Plan: https://coloradosprings.gov/document/colorado-springs-safety-action-planfinal05.07.26.pdf

    Bike to Work Day June 24, 2026: https://coloradosprings.gov/biketowork

    Loving the Springs/Studio 809 Podcasts/The Next Us Bike to Work Day live stream: https://www.youtube.com/live/muAKUy1w4qw?si=K_Qn8GmsJyB5bRET

    MENTIONED:

    Fox 21

    KKTV

    Torie Giffin

    Colorado Springs Youth Symphony

    Pedal the Springs podcast

    Mountain biking

    TSA

    The empty Indy stands around town

    SoCo Insider

    Dirk Hobbs

    Loving the Springs celebrates the best of Colorado Springs and elevates the rest.

    Plug into what’s happening in the Pikes Peak region, learn about awesome people, places and happenings, and explore opportunities to make life here even better. Longtime Springs booster Carrie Simison co-hosts with local gadflies Al Brody and Dave Gardner. All three love our two springs – Colorado and Manitou, so they give them the mic in this twice-monthly podcast. Nothing’s off the table – recreation, the arts, government, business, politics – if it touches your life, they’ll talk about it. We’ll invite the movers and shakers, conspiracy theorists, NIMBYs, YIMBYs, yaysayers and naysayers to join them.

    Listen wherever you get your podcasts, and give us feedback and suggestions via comments at https://studio809podcasts.com/loving-the-springs or lovingthespringspodcast at gmail.com

    Show More Show Less
    47 mins
  • 45: May 12 2026 - Smorgasbord of Colorado Springs Events
    May 12 2026
    Get the scoop on a variety of area news and summer happenings, plus a report on the recent block party celebrating Richard Skorman and Patricia Seator passing the torch for Poor Richard’s to Joe Cole and Sarah Gibeau. Also, how many bikes do you think Carrie and Al each own? The role John Crandall and Old Town Bike Shop have played in the community. Are we ignoring Briargate? And what is the Meanwhile Block, anyway?1:30 – Kids riding bikes to school3:30 – Ditching the car and bicycling around town4:26 – Bike to Work Day June 2410:08 – Block Party for Poor Richards15:47 – Farmers markets downtown19:30 – Ride of Silence and safety for bicyclists23:16 – Tacos & Tequila Passport27:22 – Air Force Academy Visitors Center28:49 – United We Rock festival30:21 – City accepts Pikeview Quarry land32:00 – News Update with Pikes Peak Bulletin46:00 – What WE love about the Springs50:39 – What is happening at Studio 809 Podcasts LINKS:Bike to Work Day: https://coloradosprings.gov/biketoworkGazette photos of block party: https://gazette.com/2026/05/03/photos-poor-richards-retirement-torch-passing/Ride of Silence May 20: https://www.bikesprings.org/https://www.meetup.com/colorado-springs-cycling-club/events/313247489/?eventOrigin=group_events_listMeanwhile Block: https://www.meanwhileblock.com/Tacos & Tequila Passport May 15 – 31 (with May 14 kickoff at Golden Hour in the Mining Exchange Hotel): https://www.downtowncs.com/tacosFeb 25 2025 – Planning to Make the World a Better Place – episode of LTS featuring Maréa Janae of Dream Catcher Weddings: https://studio809podcasts.com/dreamcatcher/Support Studio 809 Podcasts: https://www.patreon.com/join/studio809MENTIONED:Generation WildPikeRideLa CasitaLionel RiveraYemi MoboladeSteve BachJohn SuthersBuffalo Lodge Bicycle ResortTrails & Open Space CoalitionThe N+1 TheoryPikes Peak CenterJoe ColeSarah GibeauJohn WeissThe Catalyst FundJohn Crandall and Old Town Bike ShopTubby’s TurnaroundStephanie VigilJulie OttLauren RipkoColorado Springs CyclingColorado Farm and Art MarketAcacia ParkMeanwhile BlockNorwood Development GroupSide Dish with SchniperKelsey SwenSoCo InsiderColorado Craft SocialThe Golden HourIconsJax Fish HouseLatin SocialRed GravyT-Birds Tacos and TequilaThe Brit PubWobbly OliveZocaloPikeview QuarryCarlos PerezBriargateBanning Lewis RanchManitou SpringsWestFax Brewing CompanyCerberus Brewing CompanyICEMel FloresSmokebrush FoundationColorado Springs UtilitiesCiara GuerreroPikes Peak Diversity CouncilUCCS Black Student UnionDream Catcher WeddingsLeague of Women Voters of the Pikes Peak RegionHomeward Pikes PeakPikes Peak Area Agency on AgingEl Paso County Progressive VeteransPikes Peak WomenColorado Spring Chamber & EDCCorvus TechnologiesDigital BeachheadLoving the Springs celebrates the best of Colorado Springs and elevates the rest.Plug into what’s happening in the Pikes Peak region, learn about awesome people, places and happenings, and explore opportunities to make life here even better. Longtime Springs booster Carrie Simison co-hosts with local gadflies Al Brody and Dave Gardner. All three love our two springs – Colorado and Manitou, so they give them the mic in this twice-monthly podcast. Nothing’s off the table – recreation, the arts, government, business, politics – if it touches your life, they’ll talk about it. We’ll invite the movers and shakers, conspiracy theorists, NIMBYs, YIMBYs, yaysayers and naysayers to join them.Listen wherever you get your podcasts, and give us feedback and suggestions via comments at https://studio809podcasts.com/loving-the-springs or lovingthespringspodcast at gmail.com
    Show More Show Less
    55 mins
  • 44: April 28 2026 - Joe Reagan, Man About Town Running for Congress
    Apr 28 2026

    Joe Reagan shares his reasons for running, and how and why he thinks he can unseat GOP incumbent Jeff Crank to represent Colorado’s 5th Congressional District in the U.S. House. Get to know Joe as we explore his military service, history working in the nonprofit sector, and his time in Colorado Springs.

    We also get a few updates from Pikes Peak Bulletin Managing Editor Heila Ershadi:

    43:38 - Appointment of Wayne Williams to serve as Colorado Springs Mayor Yemi Mobolade’s chief of staff

    50:47 - Development plans for the Union Printers Home, including Urban Renewal funding and adjoining neighborhoods’ effort to get a community benefits agreement.

    LEARN MORE:

    Joe Reagan’s Campaign Website: https://www.reaganforcolorado.com/

    Bulletin Sits Down with Mobolade, Williams to Discuss Coalition Building and Faith: https://pikespeakbulletin.org/news/bulletin-sits-down-with-mobolade-williams-to-discuss-coalition-building-and-faith/

    Union Printers Home May Become Hotel Using Urban Renewal Funds. Neighborhood Group Says that Should Come with a Benefits Agreement: https://pikespeakbulletin.org/news/union-printers-home-may-become-hotel-using-urban-renewal-funds-neighborhood-group-says-that-should-come-with-a-benefits-agreement/

    Loving the Springs celebrates the best of Colorado Springs and elevates the rest.

    Plug into what’s happening in the Pikes Peak region, learn about awesome people, places and happenings, and explore opportunities to make life here even better. Longtime Springs booster Carrie Simison co-hosts with local gadflies Al Brody and Dave Gardner. All three love our two springs – Colorado and Manitou, so they give them the mic in this twice-monthly podcast. Nothing’s off the table – recreation, the arts, government, business, politics – if it touches your life, they’ll talk about it. We’ll invite the movers and shakers, conspiracy theorists, NIMBYs, YIMBYs, yaysayers and naysayers to join them.

    Listen wherever you get your podcasts, and give us feedback and suggestions via comments at https://studio809podcasts.com/loving-the-springs or lovingthespringspodcast at gmail.com

    Show More Show Less
    57 mins
  • 43: April 7 2026 – State of Downtown Colorado Springs
    Apr 7 2026

    Downtown population doubled, retail sales broke a half-billion dollars, and more than 800 arts/culture/sports events took place downtown in 2025. These are just a few highlights of the highlights Downtown Partnership CEO Chelsea Gondeck shares from the State of Downtown Colorado Springs 2026 Report.

    Note: we discussed the “rumored” sale of Poor Richard’s in this episode, apparently just minutes before the sale was announced.

    LINKS:

    2026 State of Downtown Report: https://downtowncs.com/sod

    Front Range Passenger Rail Community Q&A: Downtown Partnership of Colorado Springs:

    https://www.mobilize.us/ridethefrontrange/event/927199/?followup_modal_context=email_shift_followup_other_events

    April 17, 5:30 to 7 pm at Kinship Landing

    Become a patron of Studio 809 Podcasts: https://www.patreon.com/join/studio809

    MENTIONED:

    Condo defect legislation

    OneVeLa 27-story high-rise apartment project

    Cottonwood Center for the Arts

    Colorado Springs Pioneers Museum

    Pikes Peak International Hill Climb Fan Fest

    Parade of Lights

    Pride Fest

    Colorado Springs Labor Day Lift Off

    CSPD

    Elevate Downtown Plan

    Revel: The Urban Arts Party

    AdAmAn Alley

    Mom’s Day Out

    Acacia Park

    Dizzy Charlie’s Music & Events

    Downtown Rotary Club

    Front Rail Passenger Rail District

    Kinship Landing

    Windsor

    Loveland

    Castle Rock

    Peregrine

    Briargate

    Ski Broadmoor

    Sharktooth Ski Area

    U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Museum

    Switchbacks FC

    Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center

    Poor Richard’s

    Richard Skorman

    Kimball’s Peak Three

    Chuck Murphy

    Thunderball

    Bingo Burger

    Borriello Brothers Pizza

    Eric Brenner

    Red Gravy

    Perry Bolts

    Eclectic CO

    Yobel

    Emily and Clay Ross

    Loving the Springs celebrates the best of Colorado Springs and elevates the rest.

    Plug into what’s happening in the Pikes Peak region, learn about awesome people, places and happenings, and explore opportunities to make life here even better. Longtime Springs booster Carrie Simison co-hosts with local gadflies Al Brody and Dave Gardner. All three love our two springs – Colorado and Manitou, so they give them the mic in this twice-monthly podcast. Nothing’s off the table – recreation, the arts, government, business, politics – if it touches your life, they’ll talk about it. We’ll invite the movers and shakers, conspiracy theorists, NIMBYs, YIMBYs, yaysayers and naysayers to join them.

    Listen wherever you get your podcasts, and give us feedback and suggestions via comments at https://studio809podcasts.com/loving-the-springs or lovingthespringspodcast at gmail.com

    Show More Show Less
    39 mins
  • 42: March 23 2026 - WasteLessCOS
    Mar 23 2026
    Learn how the City of Colorado Springs has been studying our garbage and laying out a plan to divert a lot of that trash away from the landfill and into recycling and composting. Kurian, the City’s project manager for its new Waste Diversion Action Plan shares study and survey results, and explains next steps in the project.We also get a festival preview from Music Director Steve Harris about the upcoming MeadowGrass Music Festival, which happens every Memorial Day weekend in Black Forest.Name the train: the Front Range Passenger Rail District invited the public to vote for their favorite of four finalists to name the passenger rail line planned to run up and down Colorado’s front range. That survey closes the day this episode drops, March 23. We briefly discuss the project. Look for one more public meeting in Colorado Springs very soon.Independent reporter Pam Zubeck shares background and highlights of her reporting in the Pikes Peak Bulletin on Colorado Springs Utilities.Also on the table – ways we can trim our gas bills now that a gallon of gas is fetching close to $4.00.LINKS:WastelessCOS: https://coloradosprings.gov/WastelessCOSSustainability In-Box: COS-Sustainability.SMB@ColoradoSprings.govCircular Action Alliance: https://circularactionalliance.org/circular-action-alliance-coloradoProducer Responsibility program: https://cdphe.colorado.gov/hm/epr-programWaste and Recycling in Colorado – Episode 96 of Peak Environment: https://studio809podcasts.com/waste-and-recycling/The Garbologists: https://www.lindsayjoelle.com/the-garbologists.htmlName the Train: https://ridethefrontrange.com/namethetrainMeadowGrass Music Festival: https://meadowgrass.org/ Pikes Peak Bulletin utilities reports:Data Centers Come Knocking. Are Local Power and Water Supplies Available?: https://pikespeakbulletin.org/news/data-centers-come-knocking-are-local-power-and-water-supplies-available/Springs Utilities Out $5.35 Million in Settlement With Fiber Project Contractor: https://pikespeakbulletin.org/news/springs-utilities-out-5-35-million-in-settlement-with-fiber-project-contractor/Utilities CEO Says ‘Gloves Will Come Off’ if Senate Bill Doesn’t Delay Closing Nixon Coal Plant: https://pikespeakbulletin.org/news/utilities-ceo-says-gloves-will-come-off-if-senate-bill-doesnt-delay-closing-nixon-coal-plant/CSU’s Non-Compliant Gas Lines To Cost Consumers: https://pikespeakbulletin.org/news/csus-non-compliant-gas-lines-to-cost-consumers/ Utilities Reporting Elsewhere:Exhaust Concerns Threaten $650M Utilities Power Project – by Wayne Heilman: https://socodigest.com/2026/03/04/breaking-exhaust-concerns-threaten-650m-utilities-power-project/ Buffalo Lodge Bicycle Resort 10 Year Anniversary Special – episode 38 of Pedal the Springs: https://studio809podcasts.com/buffalo-lodge-10-year-anniversary/Colorado Springs State of Downtown Report: https://downtowncs.com/sod MENTIONED:PikeRideTejon Street Corner ThievesVulturesThrashersAntivirusTrepannedLa Foret Conference & Retreat CenterGoat Patch Brewing CompanyALOJack JohnsonString Cheese IncidentKyle Hollingsworth BandNershi Hann TrioShook TwinsDaniel RodriguezElephant RevivalSturtzBanshee TreeFolk Alliance InternationalGrant SabinBroken CompassEmily HicksGoodnight MoonshineRocky Mountain Highway Music CollaborativeRoot Center for Yoga and Sacred StudiesDistillery 291Southern Colorado Business Forum & DigestLoving the Springs celebrates the best of Colorado Springs and elevates the rest.Plug into what’s happening in the Pikes Peak region, learn about awesome people, places and happenings, and explore opportunities to make life here even better. Longtime Springs booster Carrie Simison co-hosts with local gadflies Al Brody and Dave Gardner. All three love our two springs – Colorado and Manitou, so they give them the mic in this twice-monthly podcast. Nothing’s off the table – recreation, the arts, government, business, politics – if it touches your life, they’ll talk about it. We’ll invite the movers and shakers, conspiracy theorists, NIMBYs, YIMBYs, yaysayers and naysayers to join them.Listen wherever you get your podcasts, and give us feedback and suggestions via comments at https://studio809podcasts.com/loving-the-springs or lovingthespringspodcast at gmail.com
    Show More Show Less
    1 hr and 4 mins
  • 41: March 11 2026 - Jessica Killin Wants to Represent You in Congress
    Mar 11 2026
    The odds have never been better that a Democrat will represent Colorado’s 5th District in U.S. Congress next year. Meet the woman who may just send Jeff Crank packing, Jessica Killin. Jessica is one of a field of 5 vying for the Democratic Party nomination to represent Colorado Springs and environs. Get to know Jessica as we ask her about her history in Colorado Springs, her military experience, her experience at our nation’s capitol, and what she thinks Congress can do during the last two years of the Trump administration. Also vying for the CD5 nomination are Joe Reagan, Zuri Horowitz, and Justin Lord.We also get an update from Pikes Peak Bulletin’s Heila Ershadi on the archives of the defunct Colorado Springs Independent. Dirk Hobbs of Colorado Media Group has possession of the data, but is finding it very challenging to restore online access to this treasure trove of over twenty years of community history. Heila also updates the saga of the Moreno and Cascade Urban Renewal Plan, recently approved despite efforts of the Mill Street Community Benefits All Coalition to hold out for a community benefit plan with Norwood Development Group.Other Studio 809 podcasts featuring CD5 congressional candidates:Two Women, One Primary, Big Ideas – Jessica Killin and Zuri Horowitz on episode 65 of Elevating Pikes Peak Women: https://studio809podcasts.com/two-women-one-primary/Running for Congress with Joe Reagan - episode 24 of Badly Needed & Long Overdue: https://studio809podcasts.com/24-joe-reagan-for-congress/People Centered Springs with Zuri Horowitz – episode 36 of Loving the Springs: https://studio809podcasts.com/people-centered-zuri/ LINKS:Jessica Killin campaign: https://www.killinforcolorado.com/Indy archives (very limited, 2023 so far): https://socoinsider.com/archives/‘A Complete Mess’: Indy Archive Restoration Proves Difficult: https://pikespeakbulletin.org/news/a-complete-mess-indy-archive-restoration-proves-difficult/Over Objections from Neighborhood Group, City Council Approves Public Money for Hotel Project: https://pikespeakbulletin.org/news/over-objections-from-neighborhood-group-city-council-approves-public-money-for-hotel-project/Pikes Peak Bulletin: https://pikespeakbulletin.org/ MENTIONED:Colorado Congressional District 5El Paso County Democratic PartyJeff CrankUNCLahara, ColoradoCarver ElementarySabin Junior HighPikes Peak ElementaryFalcon Middle SchoolStetson HillsHorizon Middle SchoolFalcon High SchoolUnited States Air Force AcademyFort CarsonPeterson FieldCU BoulderArmy ROTCUniversity of TampaSMUOperation Joint Endeavor / Operation Joint GuardNATOPolandUkraine Xi JinpingColorado Springs AirportCostcoPikes PeakPikes Peak Housing NetworkColorado Springs Chamber & EDCDirk HobbsColorado Media GroupSoCo InsiderFBITrump Epstein FilesColorado Springs Pioneers MuseumPikes Peak Library DistrictThe Poynter InstituteKnight FoundationPam ZubeckCorey HutchinsInside the News in ColoradoColorado CollegeThe Washington PostThe New York TimesColorado Springs GazetteMoreno and Cascade Urban Renewal PlanNorwood Development GroupMill Street Community Benefits All CoalitionNancy HenjumKimberly GoldDave DonelsonMax KronstadtUnion Printers HomeLoving the Springs celebrates the best of Colorado Springs and elevates the rest.Plug into what’s happening in the Pikes Peak region, learn about awesome people, places and happenings, and explore opportunities to make life here even better. Longtime Springs booster Carrie Simison co-hosts with local gadflies Al Brody and Dave Gardner. All three love our two springs – Colorado and Manitou, so they give them the mic in this twice-monthly podcast. Nothing’s off the table – recreation, the arts, government, business, politics – if it touches your life, they’ll talk about it. We’ll invite the movers and shakers, conspiracy theorists, NIMBYs, YIMBYs, yaysayers and naysayers to join them.Listen wherever you get your podcasts, and give us feedback and suggestions via comments at https://studio809podcasts.com/loving-the-springs or lovingthespringspodcast at gmail.com
    Show More Show Less
    49 mins
  • 40: Feb 17 2026 - Black History is 365 Days – Chauncy Johnson
    Feb 17 2026

    We get important perspective on the value and meaning of Black History Month from a remarkable young Black man who lives and breathes civic engagement. Chauncy Johnson has worked in the Colorado State Capitol, pitched in on important initiatives, and run for Colorado Springs City Council in 2025. He is currently seeking the Democratic Party nomination for Colorado State Representative in House District 17.

    Pikes Peak Bulletin Managing Editor Heila Ershadi also updates us on the Mill Street Community Benefits All Coalition’s efforts to get a community benefit agreement related to construction of a luxury Catbird Hotel south of downtown Colorado Springs.

    LINKS:

    Chauncy Johnson for HD17: https://chauncyjohnsonforhd17.com/

    $10.3 Million Subsidy for Luxury Hotel Must Come With Community Benefits Agreement, Neighborhood Coalition Says: https://pikespeakbulletin.org/news/10-3-million-subsidy-for-luxury-hotel-must-come-with-community-benefits-agreement-neighborhood-coalition-says/

    Church’s Pride Banner Removed. Again.: https://pikespeakbulletin.org/news/churchs-pride-banner-removed-again/

    Pikes Peak Bulletin Listening Tour: https://www.facebook.com/events/2456923024770015

    MENTIONED:

    Leah Withrow

    Colorado Springs Pioneers Museum

    Conejos Neighborhood

    William Jackson Palmer

    The Tuskegee Airmen

    Donald Trump

    Rep. LaMonica McIver

    Don Lemon

    Elijah McClain

    Breonna Taylor

    George Floyd

    The Olympic Games

    Ta-Nehisi Coates

    Laila Edwards

    Juneteenth

    Fiestas Patrias

    Colorado Springs Labor Day Lift Off

    OneBodyENT

    Citadel Mall

    Norris Penrose Event Center

    America the Beautiful Park

    U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Museum

    Norwood Development Group

    Mill Street Community Benefits All Coalition

    Manitou Art Center

    Freedom to Thrive: The American Experience in Colorado Springs

    Loving the Springs celebrates the best of Colorado Springs and elevates the rest.

    Plug into what’s happening in the Pikes Peak region, learn about awesome people, places and happenings, and explore opportunities to make life here even better. Longtime Springs booster Carrie Simison co-hosts with local gadflies Al Brody and Dave Gardner. All three love our two springs – Colorado and Manitou, so they give them the mic in this twice-monthly podcast. Nothing’s off the table – recreation, the arts, government, business, politics – if it touches your life, they’ll talk about it. We’ll invite the movers and shakers, conspiracy theorists, NIMBYs, YIMBYs, yaysayers and naysayers to join them.

    Listen wherever you get your podcasts, and give us feedback and suggestions via comments at https://studio809podcasts.com/loving-the-springs or lovingthespringspodcast at gmail.com

    Show More Show Less
    44 mins
  • 39: Feb 3 2026 - Wow, What a Tuesday!
    Feb 3 2026

    Colorado Springs City Councilor Gold was reprimanded recently, for comments “in violation of the rules and procedures of City Council,” when in fact her comments were an example of the civility and decorum council rules strive to achieve. We share what went down in the January 13, 2026 Colorado Springs City Council meeting – in which faith leaders made comments about Martin Luther King Jr. Day which incited City Councilor Dave Donelson to walk out, refusing to participate in a photograph commemorating the mayor and council’s proclamation. Councilor Kimberly Gold reminded the room that, “Doctor MLK was a fiery person. He had to be in order to create change. And we need that same fiery spirit today and beyond to create the continued change that we need in our country.”

    At its next public meeting, City Council heard from several citizens who praised Gold’s behavior and comments. In this episode we speak with Kimberly Gold to get her take, and we discuss the incident, the reprimand, and subsequent events with Pikes Peak Bulletin Managing Editor Heila Ershadi.

    LINKS:

    Pikes Peak Bulletin Coverage:

    Councilmember Gold Reprimanded for MLK Proclamation Remarks:

    https://pikespeakbulletin.org/news/councilmember-gold-reprimanded-for-mlk-proclamation-remarks/

    Juicy Public Comments on No Black History Month Proclamation, Gold Reprimand, ICE:

    https://pikespeakbulletin.org/news/juicy-public-comments-on-no-black-history-month-proclamation-gold-reprimand-ice/

    Discover Downtown Pass: https://downtowncs.com/pass

    2026 Winter Olympic & Paralympic Celebration: https://usopm.org/gamesexperience/

    Nike Team USA Collection: https://www.nike.com/w/medal-stand-collection-7q64t

    Downtown Colorado Springs on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/downtown_cs/

    Downtown Colorado Springs on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DowntownColoradoSprings

    MENTIONED:

    City Councilor Kimberly Gold

    City Council President Lynette Crow-Iverson

    City Councilor Dave Donelson

    Rev. Josh Rumple

    First Congregational Church

    Rev. Candace Woods

    Seth Palmer Harris

    League of American Bicyclists

    Bicycle Colorado Springs

    PikeRide

    2026 Winter Olympics

    U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Museum

    U.S. Olympic pommel horse champion Stephen Nedoroscik

    Galentine’s Day

    Good Intentions

    Novis Mortem Collective

    Painting With a Twist

    Comfort & Joy Cat Café

    Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center

    The Local Motive


    Loving the Springs celebrates the best of Colorado Springs and elevates the rest.

    Plug into what’s happening in the Pikes Peak region, learn about awesome people, places and happenings, and explore opportunities to make life here even better. Longtime Springs booster Carrie Simison co-hosts with local gadflies Al Brody and Dave Gardner. All three love our two springs – Colorado and Manitou, so they give them the mic in this twice-monthly podcast. Nothing’s off the table – recreation, the arts, government, business, politics – if it touches your life, they’ll talk about it. We’ll invite the movers and shakers, conspiracy theorists, NIMBYs, YIMBYs, yaysayers and naysayers to join them.

    Listen wherever you get your podcasts, and give us feedback and suggestions via comments at https://studio809podcasts.com/loving-the-springs or lovingthespringspodcast at gmail.com

    Show More Show Less
    51 mins