Justine Sandoval, politics and green chile correspondent, joins to plan the ultimate 36 hours in Denver with the best restaurants, attractions, and outdoorsy spots. Explore iconic Denver locations like Blucifer at DIA, Union Station, Red Rocks, and more. Get insider tips on where to take visitors for a memorable Mile High experience.

Justine Sandoval, a politics and green chile correspondent, and Catie Cheshire, a Westword staff writer, dive into the scrutiny surrounding the Caring for Denver Foundation's $170 million in taxpayer spending on mental health initiatives. They discuss concerns over transparency and effectiveness in funding. The duo also explores the controversial redesign of Civic Center Park, balancing historic preservation with modern use. Other local highlights include the closure of Biker Jim’s and a nostalgic look at the upcoming Parade of Lights.

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.

Join AAA spokesperson and Oak Creek Tavern owner Skyler McKinley and politics correspondent Justine Sandoval as they rank the best and worst bathrooms along Denver's iconic Colfax Avenue. From dive bars to the Colorado State Capitol, they share hilarious and shocking restroom experiences, emphasizing the importance of accessible and well-maintained facilities on late-night outings.

Molly Martin, Westword's food and drink editor, known for her annual bar list, teams up with Justine Sandoval, a political and culinary correspondent, to explore Denver's diverse drinking scene. They dive into the charm of local dive bars and trendy lounges, emphasizing the unique vibes that each spot offers. Highlights include insights on eclectic venues and the nostalgic value of neighborhood bars. Personal anecdotes add lively flair to their recommendations, making the Mile High bar culture come alive!

Join Justine Sandoval, a politics and green chili expert, local history buff David Gilbert, and Denver Public Library Director Rachel Fewell as they revisit Colorado's wildest viral moments. From the infamous Balloon Boy hoax to the humorous backflipping FBI agent fiasco, they explore how these stories reflect the state's culture. They also discuss the library's grand reopening and share insights on shifting perceptions about Aurora, all while inviting listeners to recall their own memorable Colorado moments.

Justine Sandoval, a politics and green chili correspondent, joins the discussion to unpack the heated Congressional District 8 race, revealing fascinating dynamics in Denver politics. They chat about Trump's upcoming visit to Aurora and speculate on its implications for local sentiment. The conversation also addresses Ink! Coffee's bankruptcy, linking it to broader gentrification issues and community activism. Sandoval's insights shine a light on the pressing need for authentic political representation amidst demographic shifts in the city.

Guest Justine Sandoval, a politics and green chile correspondent, joins the hosts to discuss the outcomes of the primary elections and the future of the divided Democratic and Republican parties. They also talk about Colorado's scariest animals and share wins and fails of the week.

Join Bree Davies as she chats with Justine Sandoval and Eeland Stribling about epic outdoor adventures in Denver and beyond. Topics include kayaking the South Platte, hiking Black Canyon, and exploring Leadville. Eeland's 'Comedians on the Fly' series is highlighted, offering a mix of humor and outdoor education.

Justine Sandoval, politics and green chile correspondent, joins the hosts to discuss the Avs forward's suspension and a democratic representative's surprising anti-gay marriage vote. They also cover Red Lobster's abrupt exit, the town of Vail canceling an artist's residency, and more wins and fails of the week.