This week on the show, the conversation takes an unexpected turn as Jeana dives into the world of ice cream flavors, specifically Superman ice cream, which  them has fond memories of as a kid. But before that, they discuss the latest news on the Iran deal, with President Trump making a surprising statement that has the American public feeling uncertain about the outcome.

Leland discuss the Iran deal, with Ross expressing frustration that Iran is behaving like the country with the upper hand in the negotiations. They analyze the situation and the potential outcomes, highlighting the importance of a clear and verifiable agreement for the American people to feel like they've won.

If you're interested in hearing more about the Iran deal, the impact of politics on the American people, and the thoughts on the current state of the country, tune in to this episode to hear the full conversation.

This week on the show, the conversation takes an unexpected turn as Jeana dives into the world of ice cream flavors, specifically Superman ice cream, which&nbsp; them has fond memories of as a kid. But before that, they discuss the latest news on the Iran deal, with President Trump making a surprising statement that has the American public feeling uncertain about the outcome.
Leland discuss the Iran deal, with Ross expressing frustration that Iran is behaving like the country with the upper hand in the negotiations. They analyze the situation and the potential outcomes, highlighting the importance of a clear and verifiable agreement for the American people to feel like they've won.
If you're interested in hearing more about the Iran deal, the impact of politics on the American people, and the thoughts on the current state of the country, tune in to this episode to hear the full conversation.

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6-2-26 *INTERVIEW* Leland Vittert Host of On Balance with Leland Vittert on News Nation

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6-2-26 - *FULL SHOW* Trump's IRS Shakedown; Randal O'Toole on the Front Range Rail boondoggle; Gaye Ribble on Denver Housing

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In Denver's housing market, a perfect storm is brewing. With a 60% increase in inventory compared to this time last year, the city is experiencing a significant shift. The usual supply and demand dynamics are out of balance, and buyers are struggling to find affordable options.

The market is being driven by a perfect combination of factors, including the fact that Colorado is the least affordable state in the country. This, coupled with a declining population and fewer buyers, is making it tough for sellers to find willing buyers. A recent report from Realtor.com highlights Denver's position as the market with the fastest falling home values, a trend that's been ongoing for a few months.

Jeana discusses the importance of realistic pricing with their guest, Gaye Ribbel, a team leader for the Empower Home Team with Keller Williams. Gaye shares insights on the current market trends and the challenges sellers are facing. They also touch on the topic of sellers who are holding onto unrealistic expectations, and the impact this has on the market.

If you're considering buying or selling a home in Denver, this episode is a must-listen. Gaye shares valuable advice on how to navigate the current market and make informed decisions. Tune in to hear the full conversation and learn how to succeed in today's competitive housing market.

In Denver's housing market, a perfect storm is brewing. With a 60% increase in inventory compared to this time last year, the city is experiencing a significant shift. The usual supply and demand dynamics are out of balance, and buyers are struggling to find affordable options.
The market is being driven by a perfect combination of factors, including the fact that Colorado is the least affordable state in the country. This, coupled with a declining population and fewer buyers, is making it tough for sellers to find willing buyers. A recent report from Realtor.com highlights Denver's position as the market with the fastest falling home values, a trend that's been ongoing for a few months.
Jeana discusses the importance of realistic pricing with their guest, Gaye Ribbel, a team leader for the Empower Home Team with Keller Williams. Gaye shares insights on the current market trends and the challenges sellers are facing. They also touch on the topic of sellers who are holding onto unrealistic expectations, and the impact this has on the market.
If you're considering buying or selling a home in Denver, this episode is a must-listen. Gaye shares valuable advice on how to navigate the current market and make informed decisions. Tune in to hear the full conversation and learn how to succeed in today's competitive housing market.

6-2-26 *INTERVIEW* Gaye Ribble on Buying, Selling and Renting in the Denver Housing Market

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This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in transportation policy and the latest on the Front Range Rail project. Ross and Randal dive into the financials of the project, questioning its viability and the benefits it promises to deliver. With a keen eye for detail, the speaker breaks down the numbers and reveals the true cost of this proposed rail line.

The Front Range Rail project has been touted as a solution to traffic congestion in the region, but Randal argues that it's a costly endeavor that won't deliver the promised benefits. With a focus on the financials, Randal highlights the staggering costs of building and operating the rail line, and how it will likely cost taxpayers $50 to $60 per rider. Randal also compares the proposed rail line to buses, pointing out that buses are a more efficient and effective way to move people.

Randal also touches on the broader issue of why rail projects like this one keep getting proposed despite their questionable financials. It seems that the allure of trains is just too great, and the promise of reducing traffic congestion is often an empty one. Randal shares a fascinating story about a Super Bowl event where buses were used to transport fans, and how they were able to move people in and out of the stadium with ease, while trains struggled to keep up.

If you're interested in learning more about the Front Range Rail project and the broader issues surrounding transportation policy, this episode is a must-listen. Randal brings a dose of reality to the conversation, and offers a critical perspective on the proposed rail line.

This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in transportation policy and the latest on the Front Range Rail project. Ross and Randal dive into the financials of the project, questioning its viability and the benefits it promises to deliver. With a keen eye for detail, the speaker breaks down the numbers and reveals the true cost of this proposed rail line.
The Front Range Rail project has been touted as a solution to traffic congestion in the region, but Randal argues that it's a costly endeavor that won't deliver the promised benefits. With a focus on the financials, Randal highlights the staggering costs of building and operating the rail line, and how it will likely cost taxpayers $50 to $60 per rider. Randal also compares the proposed rail line to buses, pointing out that buses are a more efficient and effective way to move people.
Randal also touches on the broader issue of why rail projects like this one keep getting proposed despite their questionable financials. It seems that the allure of trains is just too great, and the promise of reducing traffic congestion is often an empty one. Randal shares a fascinating story about a Super Bowl event where buses were used to transport fans, and how they were able to move people in and out of the stadium with ease, while trains struggled to keep up.
If you're interested in learning more about the Front Range Rail project and the broader issues surrounding transportation policy, this episode is a must-listen. Randal brings a dose of reality to the conversation, and offers a critical perspective on the proposed rail line.

6-2-26 *INTERVIEW* Randal O’Toole Explains Why Front Range Rail is Another Big Boondoggle

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6-2-26 INTERVIEW Leland Vittert Host of On Balance with Leland Vittert on News Nation

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