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6-10-26 - *FULL SHOW* US Strikes Iran; Social Security Shortfall; Karmelo Anthony Guilty; Platner Rolls; Mace Crushed

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**Join the Conversation with Secretary of the Interior Doug Bergham**

In this episode, we're joined by a true American success story, Secretary of the Interior Doug Bergham. From his humble beginnings as a chimney sweep to building a successful software company that was acquired by Microsoft, Doug's journey is a testament to the power of risk-taking and innovation. But that's not all - he's also a seasoned politician, having served as Governor of North Dakota and now leading the National Energy Dominance Council.

In this wide-ranging conversation, Doug shares his insights on everything from the importance of energy independence to the challenges of managing our nation's public lands. He also talks about his experiences as Governor and Secretary of the Interior, including his efforts to revitalize Washington D.C. and improve the reflecting pool on the National Mall. And, of course, we dive into the world of space exploration with a discussion about the historic IPO of SpaceX.

If you're interested in learning more about the intersection of politics, energy, and innovation, you won't want to miss this episode. 

**Join the Conversation with Secretary of the Interior Doug Bergham**
In this episode, we're joined by a true American success story, Secretary of the Interior Doug Bergham. From his humble beginnings as a chimney sweep to building a successful software company that was acquired by Microsoft, Doug's journey is a testament to the power of risk-taking and innovation. But that's not all - he's also a seasoned politician, having served as Governor of North Dakota and now leading the National Energy Dominance Council.
In this wide-ranging conversation, Doug shares his insights on everything from the importance of energy independence to the challenges of managing our nation's public lands. He also talks about his experiences as Governor and Secretary of the Interior, including his efforts to revitalize Washington D.C. and improve the reflecting pool on the National Mall. And, of course, we dive into the world of space exploration with a discussion about the historic IPO of SpaceX.
If you're interested in learning more about the intersection of politics, energy, and innovation, you won't want to miss this episode.&nbsp;

6-12-26 - *FULL SHOW* Nili Wins; Interior Secretary Doug Burgum; Denver Mayor Johnston; SpaceX IPO; Won't Get Fooled Again; Arrested Based on AI photo Match; So much for 'Made in America'

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In this episode, we're joined by Doug Burghum, the Secretary of the Interior and former Governor of North Dakota. From his humble beginnings as a young man from a small town in North Dakota to building a successful software company that was acquired by Microsoft, Doug's journey is a testament to the power of risk-taking and innovation.

As Secretary of the Interior, Doug is responsible for managing the nation's public lands, natural resources, and cultural heritage. He shares his insights on the importance of balancing recreational activities like rock climbing with the need to protect wildlife habitats. He also discusses the new climbing rules announced by the Department of Interior, which aim to strike a balance between these competing interests.

Doug's conversation with Ross also delves into his experiences as a successful entrepreneur and his transition to public service. He talks about the importance of taking calculated risks and making tough decisions, citing his own story of mortgaging his family's farm to start his software company. He also highlights the need for a more balanced approach to energy production, citing the example of Colorado, which is missing out on revenue and economic opportunities due to its anti-energy policies.

In this episode, you'll hear Doug's unique perspective on the intersection of energy policy, economic development, and public lands management. He shares his insights on how states like Colorado can benefit from a more balanced approach to energy production and how this can drive economic growth and innovation. Join us as we explore these important topics and more with Secretary Doug Burghum.

In this episode, we're joined by Doug Burghum, the Secretary of the Interior and former Governor of North Dakota. From his humble beginnings as a young man from a small town in North Dakota to building a successful software company that was acquired by Microsoft, Doug's journey is a testament to the power of risk-taking and innovation.
As Secretary of the Interior, Doug is responsible for managing the nation's public lands, natural resources, and cultural heritage. He shares his insights on the importance of balancing recreational activities like rock climbing with the need to protect wildlife habitats. He also discusses the new climbing rules announced by the Department of Interior, which aim to strike a balance between these competing interests.
Doug's conversation with Ross also delves into his experiences as a successful entrepreneur and his transition to public service. He talks about the importance of taking calculated risks and making tough decisions, citing his own story of mortgaging his family's farm to start his software company. He also highlights the need for a more balanced approach to energy production, citing the example of Colorado, which is missing out on revenue and economic opportunities due to its anti-energy policies.
In this episode, you'll hear Doug's unique perspective on the intersection of energy policy, economic development, and public lands management. He shares his insights on how states like Colorado can benefit from a more balanced approach to energy production and how this can drive economic growth and innovation. Join us as we explore these important topics and more with Secretary Doug Burghum.

6-12-26 *INTERVIEW* Doug Burgum the Secretary of the Interior talking Rock Climbing, the Reflecting Pool, and Colorado’s Bad Energy Policies

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This episode is a fun and informative conversation with Denver Mayor Mike Johnston, covering everything from road trip snacks to city planning and community engagement. But what really stands out is the mayor's thoughtful approach to addressing concerns and making sure the community is involved in the decision-making process.

In this episode, the mayor shares insights into the city's plans for a new stadium, including a potential new location for Denver Water's operations. He also talks about the importance of community feedback and how it's helping shape the development of the project. Additionally, he discusses the city's preparations for the World Cup, including a fun event at Skyline Park where fans can gather to watch the games.

The mayor also opens up about a recent incident where a tornado warning was issued, but it turned out to be a false alarm. He explains the protocol in place for issuing such warnings and how the city is revising its process to ensure that this kind of mistake doesn't happen again.

Throughout the conversation, the mayor's passion for his work and his commitment to the community are clear. If you're interested in learning more about what's happening in Denver and how the city is working to engage with its residents, this episode is a must-listen.

This episode is a fun and informative conversation with Denver Mayor Mike Johnston, covering everything from road trip snacks to city planning and community engagement. But what really stands out is the mayor's thoughtful approach to addressing concerns and making sure the community is involved in the decision-making process.
In this episode, the mayor shares insights into the city's plans for a new stadium, including a potential new location for Denver Water's operations. He also talks about the importance of community feedback and how it's helping shape the development of the project. Additionally, he discusses the city's preparations for the World Cup, including a fun event at Skyline Park where fans can gather to watch the games.
The mayor also opens up about a recent incident where a tornado warning was issued, but it turned out to be a false alarm. He explains the protocol in place for issuing such warnings and how the city is revising its process to ensure that this kind of mistake doesn't happen again.
Throughout the conversation, the mayor's passion for his work and his commitment to the community are clear. If you're interested in learning more about what's happening in Denver and how the city is working to engage with its residents, this episode is a must-listen.

6-12-26 *INTERVIERW* Our Weekly Chat with Denver Mayor Mike Johnston

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6-10-26 - FULL SHOW US Strikes Iran; Social Security Shortfall; Karmelo Anthony Guilty; Platner Rolls; Mace Crushed

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