Colorado Inside Out

COLORADO INSIDE OUT presents a thought-provoking and in-depth weekly analysis of Colorado current affairs by a panel of highly-informed journalists, activists and professional pundits.

COLORADO INSIDE OUT presents a thought-provoking and in-depth weekly analysis of Colorado current affairs by a panel of highly-informed journalists, activists and professional pundits.

The panel takes a look at Denver Mayor Michael Hancock removing the outdoor mask mandate and moving indoor settings to Level Blue, Colorado unemployment fraud, controversy surrounding the spending of Colorado’s stimulus funds and bills involving Colorado immigration laws.

The panel takes a look at Colorado being named the host of the 2021 MLB All-Star game, a request to remove the Director of Air Pollution Control Garry Kaufman and the results of study conducted by Denver District Attorney’s office concerning racial bias within the office.

The panel discuss the immigration issues Colorado is facing, COVD-19 vaccine eligibility becoming wide open, Denver's mask mandate, Chief Justices Mark Mullarkey and Gregory Scott's legacies and bills connected to the stimulus plan.

On this edition of Disgrace of the Week of the Week and Say Something Nice the panel Republican Liberty Caucus, Kerry Donovan, mass shootings and the fund set-up King Soopers.

The panel discuss concerns by the State Auditor in the accounting of the Colorado Department of Labor and Employment, Boulder County District Court Judge Andrew Hartman ruling against Boulder’s assault weapons ban, a six-foot fence around the State Capitol building and Aurora Mayor Mike Coffman’s lawsuit against the city of Aurora over Campaign Finance Ordinance.

The panel will take a look at the $700 million dollar stimulus plan for Colorado, a gun storage bill passed by Colorado lawmakers facing GOP pushback and Douglas County’s petition to remove COVID-19 restrictions in the county and reopen the state.

The panel will take a look at the prioritization of Colorado’s COVID-19 vaccine rollout, the decision between The Boulder Daily Camera and the University of Colorado at Boulder’s lawsuit regarding presidential candidates, Colorado Legislature and Governor Jared Polis declaring March 20th “MeatOut Day.”

The panel takes a look at the results of the independent investigation into the death of Elijah McClain, the removal of DPD officers during homeless sweeps by Mayor Hancock, Colorado banning schools from the use of American Indian mascots and Amber Reynold nomination for USPS board of governors.

The panel will discuss the “State of State” address given my Governor Jared Polis, Colorado’s stimulus package, allegations surrounding Colorado’s judicial branch, Mayor Michael Hancock’s ethics complaint being dismissed and the lawsuit the city of Denver is facing from the man that lost an eye during the George Floyd protests.

The panel takes a look at Colorado’s updated COVID-19 risk measurement, prioritizing people that should receive the vaccine first, a bill submitted regarding Colorado’s transportation budget, a Democratic supported bill aimed at reducing plastics pollution and the firing of three Aurora Police officers involved in the Elijah McCain scandal.

The panel takes a look at the first 133,000 Coloradans receiving both doses of the COVID-19 vaccines, Denver City Council amending group living policies, Judge William Martinez ruling on homeless encampment sweeps and a meeting by El Paso County Republicans.

The panel takes a look at Mayor Michael Hancock’s COVID-19 relief strategy, Governor Jared Polis’s comments on CNN regarding teachers, Colorado Republicans changing their stance following the Capitol Hill riot, new oil and gas regulations and the lawsuit against Rudy Giuliani by Dominion Voting Services.

The panel takes a look at President Joe Biden’s inauguration, Colorado’s COVID-19 vaccination efforts, an ethics complaint filed against Mayor Michael Hancock and a lawsuit between Bri Buwntello and Lauren Boebert.

The panel takes a look at Colorado representatives impeachment impact, Lauren Boebert’s interaction with Capitol security, 2021 legislative session kicking off, COVID-19 vaccines and the re-location of Space Command.

The panel discuss Colorado elected officials response to voter fraud, the protest in Washing D.C. breaching the Capitol and COVID-19 restrictions being pushed back.

The panel takes a look at the year in review. Topics include the impact of COVID-19 in Colorado, the local protest regarding George Floyd, Colorado elections, Colorado wildfires and the homeless situation.

The panelists discuss the COVID-19 pandemic, Colorado’s response to the death of George Floyd, Colorado’s election results and major Colorado issues.

The panelists discuss an eight-hour Colorado legislative session lead by Lori Sane regarding voter fraud, labor issues and Coronavirus’ economic impact, remote learning and COVID-19’s impact on Colorado school districts and the lawsuit against the city of Denver from those experiencing homelessness.