2001 Catalog of Shows
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December 28th
Director of the Education Policy Center, Pam Benigno, on teacher union finances.
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December 21st
CU President Betsy Hoffman.
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December 7th
CU Professor Ved Namda on the turmoil in the mideast.
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November 30th
Dave Kopel interviews Stephen Keating of the Privacy Foundation on how the War On Terror will affect American citizens’ privacy.
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November 23rd
State Treasurer Mike Coffman is interviewed by I.I. Research Director Dave Kopel.
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November 16th
State Sen. Ed Perlmutter joins former legislator Penn Pfiffner in evaluating the upcoming legislative session and the 2002 gubernatorial race.
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November 9th
Stephen Moore, of the Cato Institute, explains the ideas behind his book, It’s Getting Better All The Time.
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November 2nd
Jared Polis explains why we need to privatize the US Postal Service.
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October 26th
Author and Humorist P.J. O’Rourke. What else do we have to say?
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October 19th
Lynn Harsh of the Evergreen Freedom Foundation and Robert Enlow of the Friedman Foundation explain how teachers can empower themselves.
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October 12th
A debate over Amendment 26, the I-70 monorail study. Independence President Jon Caldara takes on mountain corridor board member Hugh Fowler.
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October 5th
A debate over State Issue A, bonding for open space, tax cutter Douglas Bruce and Will Shafroth from Colorado Open Space duke it out.
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September 28th
U.S. Congressman Tom Tancredo will join businessman and ACE Scholarship founder Alex Cranberg to debate the hot issue of immigration.
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September 21th
State Budget Direct Nancy McCallin on the Guv’s transportation plan.
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September 14th
Former Governor Lamm on the September 11 terrorist attacks in NY and DC.
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September 7th
A new vision for health care with our own Linda Gorman and Naomi Lopez Baumen of the Pacific Research Institute.
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August 31th
Why should taxpayers subsidize a private hotel? Denver Council Woman Susan Barns Gelt tells us.
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August 24th
Denver Post Editor Glen Guzzo vs. the Rocky Mountain News columnist Linda Seabach over the true name of "Invesco Feild at Mile High"
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August 17th
Senior Fellow Penn Pfifner vs. Cindy Stevenson of Jeffco Schools over textbook fees.
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August 10th
Independence Researcher Mike Krause and Doug Townsend, President of Ocean’s Journey, debate the fish tank’s future.
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August 3rd
John Brockmeyer, Director of the Colo. Inter Mountain Fixed Guideway Authority, and its Executive Director Miller Hudson battle over the proposed monorail to Vail.
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July 13th
Live in the minority with Minority Leader Senator John Andrews.
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July 6th
Taxes, Tobacco and TABOR with State Treasurer Mike Coffman.
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June 29th
T-REX or T-WRECKS? What to expect on I-25 during construction with Jeff Leib of the Denver Post and Senior Fellow Steve Mueller.
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June 22nd
Public Education and Poverty with Pam Benigno, Director of our Education Policy Center, and Gary Trujillo of Bessemer Elementary School in Pueblo.
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June 15th
The one-and-only U.S. Congressman Tom Tancredo.
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June 8th
Dave Kopel explains why Microsoft is not a monopoly.
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June 1st
Steve Schuck, of Parent’s Challenge, vs. State Senator Penfield Tate over private educational scholarships for working families trapped in poor performing public schools.
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May 25th
Elise Jones of the Colorado Environmental Coalition and Jeanni Frickey-Saito of the Colorado Farm Bureau battle over the legislatures failed session on growth control.
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May 18th
Youth Pastor Jason Janz of Citizens for Peace and Respect argues that rocker Marilyn Manson should not have a concert in Colorado.
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May 11th
A look at the first 100 days of the Bush Presidency with Sean Tonner of Gov. Owens staff and Democratic committeman Chris Gates.
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May 4th
John Suthers, Head of the Colorado Dept. of Corrections.
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April 27th
Pierre Jimenez with the ACE foundation on educational choice and scholarships.
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April 20th
Colorado Senate Majority Media Director, and fun-loving liberal, Dani Newsum.
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April 13th
Bob Poole of the Reason Public Policy Institute on transportation.
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April 6th
Meet Rick O’Donnell, the head of the guv’s policy office.
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March 30th
Senators John Andrews and Ed Perlmutter face off over transportation and growth.
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March 23th
Senior Fellow Linda Gorman and Nancy Tucker of the National Alliance for the Mentally Ill on the politics of helping the mentally ill.
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March 16th
Lynn Bartels of the Rocky Mountain News and Fred Brown of the Denver Post.
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March 9th
James Griffin and John Myers examine the charter school movement.
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March 2nd
Diana Protopapa of the Colorado Coalition Against Domestic Violence battles Jim Chapman of the Rocky Mountain Family Council over a proposal to mandate marriage counseling and a year waiting period before divorce.
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February 23rd
The outspoken, the one and only Dick Lamm, former Governor of Colorado.
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February 16th
Rita Swan of Children’s Healthcare Is a Legal Duty (C.H.I.L.D.) explains the danger of faith-healing
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February 9th
Famed furniture man Jake Jabs, of American Warehouse, and Tim Jackson of the N.F.I.B., announce the formation of the Colorado Civil Justice League, to fight for tort reform.
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February 2nd
Denver Post Columnist Chuck Green and Matt Sugar of the Metro. Football Stadium District debate the name Invesco Field at Mile High.
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January 26th
Nature photographer John Feilder explains the latest "Smart Growth" proposals.
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January 19th
A debate over Gale Norton’s nomination to head the Dept. of Interior with Hugo Teufel, who worked with Ms. Norton at the A.G.’s office, and Steve Smith of the Sierra Club.
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January 12th
State Senator Ron Tupa unveils his plan to break up Colorado’s electoral votes.
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January 5th, 2001
Meet Stan Matsunaka, the first Democrat President of the Colorado Senate in 40 years. |