Ethan Hemming

Join Justine Sandoval, a political and cultural commentator, and Ethan Hemming, President of Warren Village, as they dive into the haunting case of JonBenét Ramsey. They critique the latest Netflix documentary, discussing the sensationalism and media narratives that overshadow empathy for the victim and her family. The guests reflect on childhood perceptions and the emotional depth of the tragedy while highlighting the societal implications of true crime. They also touch on the profound work of Warren Village in supporting single-parent families in Denver.

Suzi Q. Smith, a poet and educator who reflects on Denver's unique diner culture, shares her nostalgia for these community hubs. She and Ethan Hemming, CEO of Warren Village, discuss the challenges Denver teens face in finding safe hangouts as diners close. They highlight the cultural significance of such spaces and the concerning trend of losing social venues. Their conversation underscores the importance of affordable community spots amidst rising costs, advocating for a more connected and supportive neighborhood ethos.