It's a Two Party System, But No One is Dancing

It's a Two Party System, But No One is Dancing

Republicans and Democrats alike are calling out the mismanagement of funds by the Executive Branch, but only one group seems willing to hold it accountable. Americans didn't realize that disabilities fall under DEI. We're talking through all the ways diversity, equity and inclusion benefits ALL United States citizens. Finally, we wrestle with the idea of what actually makes America great.

Grinder: a Great Place to Contact Your Elected Officials (KIDDING)

As the administration guts funding and announces new and different "celebrations" the most vulnerable populations are being scapegoated. Even Republicans recognize spending is soaring. How are we spending more money, but employing fewer people? Let's talk about it.

The Italian Job on BLM Plaza

Elon is playing "let's make a deal" with Starlink that could leave us without the internet. Backroom deals spell the end for BLM Plaza and Colorado schools and farmers will be hit by cuts to USDA funding on this week's episode of Sum It Up!

Making the Presidential Election Less Scary w/ Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser

It's Halloween and for many the spookiest part of the season is the Presidential Election. We're talking with Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser about the skills VP Kamala Harris would bring to the White House as the former Attorney General of California, the injunction his office placed on the merger of Kroger and Albertsons and why we shouldn't be to scared of the election getting stolen. All that in under 30 minutes. This is SumItUp!

Colorado Detainees Awaiting Hearings Get Better Access to Voting

Some would argue, despite having the right to vote, actual access to voting has been out of reach for folks awaiting a hearing in Colorado. We're talking to Jefferson County Clerk Amanda Gonzalez about the way pre-trial detainees are being given access to voting for the first time this year.