Podcast: Both Sides Of Center Episode 19

Podcast: Both Sides of Center – Episode 21

Both Sides of Center with Sarah Levison and Paul Tiger. Episode 11. Today’s topic: The UnTax Food effort, food taxes in Longmont and local taxes in general. Contact Sarah and Paul at: bothsidesofcenter@gmail.com  

Podcast: Both Sides Of Center – Episode 20 With Boulder County Treasurer Paul Weissmann

  Sarah Levison and Paul Tiger welcome their guest, Paul Weissman. He is the current Boulder County Treasurer and was in the Colorado State Senate for 4 years and the Colorado House for 8 years. Paul Weissman, Sarah Levison and Paul Tiger The topic this week is: How to communicate with your state representatives. Sarah Levison, Paul Weissmann and Paul Tiger Contact Paul and Sarah at: bothsidesofcenter@gmail.com The Longmont Observer is supported by readers like you and it is through your donor contributions that we are able to provide our community Longmont focused news. With your help we are able to make podcasts, such as this one, to fulfill our mission of educating and informing our Longmont community. Click here to Become a Member today

Podcast: Both Sides Of Center Episode 19

  Sarah Levison and Paul Tiger read and talk about the Declaration of Independence.  They are joined by guests Bo Schaffer, Ron Thomas, and Scott Rochat. They also talk about the 4th of July event at TinkerMill, starting at 4pm.  Apparently it’s THE best place in town to watch the fireworks. Contact them at: bothsidesofcenter@gmail.com

Podcast: Both Sides Of Center – Episode 18

Sarah Levison and Paul Tiger discuss the Supreme Court and how it affects life for all of us.  They also talk about how legal concepts like eminent domain effect us.  They then dovetail into a project they are working on called Untax Food focused on repealing the tax on grocery store bought food.  Click here for the Untax Food website. Contact Sarah and Paul at bothsideofcenter@gmail.com

Podcast: Both Sides of Center – Episode 17

Paul Tiger and Sarah Levison talk about elections, ballots and the electoral process. Email them at bothsidesofcenters@gmail.com