In this episode, Michael Brown dives into the critical infrastructure of Denver International Airport, questioning the city's decision-making process. He discusses the airport's power outages, citing a recent substation failure that left the airport partially operational. Michael highlights the airport's lack of backup systems, despite having the opportunity to implement them, and contrasts this with the swift removal of a statue and renaming of a park in response to a allegation. He also touches on the city's exploration of clean energy solutions, including a nuclear reactor, and the bureaucratic process that's hindering progress.

7-25-26 The Weekend Hour 1: The Coolest Rebellion in Europe
37:18

7-25-26 The Weekend Hour 3: The Colby Doctrine
37:14

7-25-26 The Weekend Hour 2: The 1913 Problem
37:02