Podcasts about olde town arvada

Ballots are in the mail for Colorado's March 5 presidential primary. We'll break down what you need to know. Then, congressional primaries are June 25. For the first time in nearly two decades, the 5th District has an open seat. Also, how a community's feelings about its poorest residents shape housing policy. And, the taste of Mardi Gras in Olde Town Arvada.

Ballots are in the mail for Colorado's March 5 presidential primary. We'll break down what you need to know. Then, congressional primaries are June 25. For the first time in nearly two decades, the 5th District has an open seat. Also, how a community's feelings about its poorest residents shape housing policy. And, the taste of Mardi Gras in Olde Town Arvada.

Guest: Joe Hengstler, Olde Town Arvada Bid Director Ole Town Arvada is the south east corner of town and it has shopping, restaurants, and lots of fun for families. Olde Town Arvada has a lot of locally owned shops that have unique gifts.  During the holiday’s you can stop by and see Santa, a holiday market, ice skating and shop all the business.  Don’t forget to check out all the holiday activities at the taverns.    https://www.oldetownarvada.org/

Melissa Raczka is Reiki Master Teacher who has been studying metaphysics, meditation, and frequency for 30 years. Melissa is also the Manager of Crystal Joys, a shop that sells crystals, gemstones, jewelry, and home decor in Olde Town Arvada. Crystal Joys also offers classes, reiki shares, and other community events. For more information on Melissa, you can connect with her on Instagram via Openlight11 or email her at openlight11@gmail.com. Learn more about the store at https://crystaljoys.com/pages/arvada6-Month Psychic Training Program - Closes August 29!In this 6-month course, participants will gain incredible insights and tools to use their own intuition and psychic abilities for themselves and others. The training program will consist of 2 psychic training calls a month, 1-2 monthly group coaching calls, course materials, audio, and video call recordings, and a private Facebook and online community with the rest of the course participants. Sign up before it's too late! Payment plan options are available. Learn more and register at https://www.healingpowers.net/trainingFor more information about Laura and her work you can go to her website www.healingpowers.net or find her on Twitter @thatlaurapowers, on Facebook at @realhealingpowers and @mllelaura, and on Instagram and TikTok @laurapowers44.

Guest: Joe Hengstler, Director Of Olde Town Arvada Bid Olde Town is the perfect place to get your shopping done for Valentine's Day.  So Radish is a new restaurant that is vegan and gluten free and offering some specials for Valentine's Day.  They will also have activities for Fat Tuesday.  We cannot forget about Mardi Gras, there will be a crawfish boil, king cakes, gumbo and other fun activates to celebrate.  They will jump right into celebrating St. Patrick's day.  It is one of their biggest days of the year.  March 11th will be the day for the festivities from 12p-6p.       www.oldetownarvada.orgSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Guest: Joe Hengstler Business Improvement District Director Olde Town Arvada is the downtown of Arvada.  It is a walkable part of town with lots of cute retail stores, restaurants and breweries. Parking is free and you can easily take the G Line from downtown.  Some of the events you can do this summer in Olde Town is free movies in park, free bikes rides, second Saturday Concert Series & Street Fest, yoga and a farmers market.  Taste of Arvada is coming up from July 21 from 5-8pm at the Apex Center. It is hosted by the Arvada Chamber of Commerce, features offerings from more than 50 Denver Metro and Arvada restaurants, bars, bakeries, craft breweries, and distilleries.  Make sure to check out their website for all of the other events happening throughout the year.     https://www.oldetownarvada.org/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Warren Wood is the Co-Founder of Elevated Seltzer, the nation's first independent seltzery, located in Olde Town Arvada. While he has found success, and his business ventures continue to grow, the most important parts of life for Warren continue to be his friends and family. Experiences from traveling to a state a month, skiing the Dolomites, and hiking to hidden gems, he certainly knows how to live life elevated, but his passion for his work certainly shines through. To learn more about Warren and his work, visit https://www.elvtdseltzer.com/ or follow him on Instagram @warren.wood and @elvtdsltzr.

In this episode we dive into all the juicy topics concerned with dating in a new city and specifically Denver, Colorado. Denver is known to be one of the worst cities to find love. Thanks you to our special guests Sophie Register (@sophie_iregistered) and Peter Thibault (@peteski_).@mtntlkpodcast@mtnkdswww.mtnkds.comThanks to the sponsor of this video Olde Town Arvada. @oldetownarvadaco

In this episode we discuss getting back to some normalcy, the recent shooting in Olde Town Arvada, mass shootings are on the rise…again, just be a good person, the All Star Game in Denver, and Adam's Movie Minute.

Riley Bowman and Matthew Maruster share the latest JUSTIFIED SAVES (Defensive Gun Uses) including a great example of a young 12-year-old boy stepping in to save the day. Plus we'll talk about somethings that didn't go so well including the unfortunate death of Johnny Hurley in the Olde Town Arvada shooting

Mayor Marc Williams discusses the shooting that took place in Olde Town Arvada on Monday. Plus, the drought is drying up Lake Powell, an important reservoir for a lot of Western states. Then, author Mimi Pockross talks about Denver playwright Mary Chase in her new biography, "Pulling Harvey Out of Her Hat."

Good Morning, Colorado, you're listening to the Daily Sun-Up with the Colorado Sun. It's Friday June 25th.   Today - Although the state has been trying to move away from coal, one Southern Colorado coal mine is doing the unexpected. The New Elk Mine in Trinidad reopening after being closed for decades.    But before we begin, let's go back in time with some Colorado history adapted from historian Derek R Everett's book “Colorado Day by Day”:   Today, we take you back to June 25th, 1923 when Warren G Harding, who historians consider one of the worst American presidents, drew a crowd in Denver. Escaping a plethora of scandals in Washington DC, Harding and his wife set out on what was called a “Voyage of Understanding”. The journey was intended to connect the president to a less critical public.    Now, our feature story.   Colorado has been trying to move away from coal, with all but one of its seven remaining coal-fired power plants slated to close in the next few decades. But one Southern Colorado coal mine is bucking the trend, with the New Elk Mine in Trinidad reopening this week after being closed for decades. Colorado Sun reporters Jason Blevins and Thy Vo talk about why the mine fired up last week with plans to ship as much as 2.5 million tons of coal a year to overseas steel plants.   To read more of Jason's reporting on the coal industry, go to coloradosun.com.   And Before we go, here are a few stories that you should know about today:   The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has extended the federal eviction ban for another month to July 31. This is good news for thousands of Coloradans still waiting to be approved for -- or receive -- rental assistance. According to a recent household survey by the U.S. Census, 30.4 percent of Colorado households -- or about 77,000 -- are behind on rent or mortgage payments and face “very likely or somewhat likely” foreclosure in the next two months.   Thornton's city council is expected to vote next week to use its status as a utility funding and building a critical piece of infrastructure to overturn Weld County's denial of a permit to build a pipeline to bring water to the city from a reservoir near Fort Collins. Weld County's commissioners denied the city's request to run about half of the 75-mile pipeline through an unincorporated part of the county. Thornton believes state statute gives it legal status to overturn that denial. This fight has been going on since 2015 and Thornton would like to have the pipeline complete by 2025.   A police officer involved in the shooting left three people dead in Olde Town Arvada on Monday has been put on administrative leave. This suggests the officer shot and killed Johnny Hurley, the good Samaritan credited with preventing more bloodshed, sources say. Officers are typically placed on leave after shooting people until an investigation can determine if the shooting was justified. The investigation is being conducted by a team of area law enforcement agencies led by the Jefferson County district attorney's office. For more information on all of these stories, visit our website, www.coloradosun.com. And don't forget to tune in again tomorrow for a special holiday episode. Now, a quick message from our editor. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mayor Marc Williams discusses the shooting that took place in Olde Town Arvada on Monday. Plus, the drought is drying up Lake Powell, an important reservoir for a lot of Western states.

Christine Jensen has spent 37 years in banking and finance, specializing in mortgage lending for the past 27 years. She is a Certified Reverse Mortgage Professional, a Certified Mortgage Planning Specialist, a Certified Senior Advisor, and a Producing Branch Manager for Fairway Independent Mortgage Corporation in Olde Town Arvada. She originates both Forward and Reverse Mortgages, which gives her the resources to help her clients make wise financing decisions throughout their entire lives. Christine and her husband, Dana, live in Arvada, CO, near their four grown children and four grandchildren.   In this episode Steve and Christine discuss:Making it your mission to serve people well.The differences between transitions and transformations.The importance of “So what?” and “Where are you and what are you thinking right now?” questions.The gift of listening to and genuinely hearing others. Key Takeaways: The importance of adapting to your environment.Embrace challenges to see where they will take you and how they can change you. The gift of learning to be curious about yourself and your mindset.  “The technique is about being interested in people, not interesting.” - Christine Jensen Mentioned: The Bottom of the Pool by Andy Andrews                    Necessary Endings by Dr. Henry Cloud  Connect with Christine Jensen:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/reimaginingretirement/                    https://www.instagram.com/christinereverse/  LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/christinejensen-fimc/Website: www.ChristineReverse.comEmail: cjensen@fairwaymc.com Connect with Steve and Jason:LinkedIn: Jason or SteveWebsite: Rewire, Inc.: Transformed Thinking Email: grow@rewireinc.com  Show notes by Podcastologist: Kristen BraunAudio production by Turnkey Podcast Productions. You're the expert. Your podcast will prove it. 

Guest: Joe Hengstler There is lots of stuff going on right down the road in Olde Town Arvada.  For starters, you can enjoy all things chocolate for a great cause! Help celebrate the 21st annual “A Chocolate Affair” to raise money for Arvada's Ralston House.  Fat Tuesday is February 16 and the businesses of Olde Town will be offering an array of New Orleans inspired specials from Hurricanes and Sazerac to Jambalayas, King Cakes and more.  The Arvada Center has a new exhibit called Wood.Works that explores the different ways artists can treat a fairly common natural material—wood.  The events in Olde Town are not just happening next week, they are going on throughout February.       https://oldetownarvada.org/ https://www.facebook.com/OldeTownArvadaCO See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A Lakewood man lost his eye and suffered serious facial injuries after police intervened during a protest in Denver in May. Then, tracking increased deaths during the pandemic. Plus a Louisville nurse reflects on her work helping expectant moms. Also, how Olde Town Arvada's helping businesses. And, escaping the pandemic through fly fishing.

A Lakewood man lost his eye and suffered serious facial injuries after police intervened during a protest in Denver in May. Then, tracking increased deaths during the pandemic. Plus a Louisville nurse reflects on her work helping expectant moms. Also, how Olde Town Arvada's helping businesses. And, escaping the pandemic through fly fishing.

Thanks for listening to this new episode of The People People Podcast featuring special guest Scott Spears! Scott is the creator and owner of Scrumptious, Super Zoom Bang Bang, Sock, Schoolhouse, and So RADish in Olde Town Arvada.What do you think of when you hear the word “community?” If the idea of a thriving small town with happy people milling about seems both delightful and like something from centuries past, you’re not alone. These small “main street” communities seem like an essential part of classic Americana, but didn’t they go the way of the dinosaur and rotary phone?Well, at least in Arvada, Colorado, community is thriving and it is due in large part to this episode’s guest, Scott Spears.Scott is an entrepreneur, but more than that, he is a community engineer. He has been a leader in the movement to take one small town that had literally turned into an antique, and transform it into a thriving community.This podcast includes a BUNCH of awesome tips on practical Social Excellence in action. Listen to how his vision was turned into a reality through real human to human interaction, involvement in community organizations, and creative details that bring people together through fun and joy.Scott is an example of real Social Excellence in action, and his businesses are some of the most fun, exciting, and happy places you’ll encounter anywhere. Enjoy the podcast, and if you’re ever in Arvada, Colorado, you HAVE TO visit these places!Scrumptious (http://www.scrumptiousco.com/)Super Zoom Bang Bang (https://www.facebook.com/superzoombangbang/)Sock (https://www.facebook.com/sockstandproud/)Schoolhouse (http://www.schoolhousearvada.com/)So RADish (http://www.soradish.com/)

We recorded LIVE from Hunter Bay Coffee Roasters in Olde Town Arvada with a cast of locals and friends. Topics include local schools and the planned March 14 walk-out. A.J. Payne teaches us how to "de-stone," and Jay Baichi tells us how to get started fly fishing. More at AwesomePod.org.

Russ sits down with Maureen Phair, director of the Arvada Urban Renewal Authority (AURA) to discuss the 9 Acre development site in Olde Town Arvada. The development is back to the drawing board after City Council rejected developer Trammel Crow's initial plan.

A new Denver Beer Company location opened up in Olde Town Arvada recently so we decided to stop in for a visit.

On this week's show....   We'll take you to last weekend's Arvada Days Festival and also pop into the Simms Street gymnastics center for the grand opening of the expansion there.    For this week's Place We Like, we'll be dropping by the Sock Store in Olde Town to pick up some Olde Town Arvada socks   Jean Gordon with the Visitor's Center will give us the run-down on happenings this week around Arvada   And for our community profile, we'll talk with Arvada husband and wife duo Abigail and JJ Jacobs about their all-natural carpet cleaning business CitruSolution 

Anthony Pasquini, 49, has lived in Olde Town Arvada for two years and got interested in how the Arvada Urban Renewal Authority (AURA) operates, as a local political group campaigns to add more checks to AURA's authority. Here's what he learned. 

On Episode 2 of "Awesome Pod - Arvada Edition" we preview patio concert, review GB Fish N Chips, get you up to date on why some horse owners in west Arvada are pleading with the public, recap Arvada on Tap and profile Charles and Donna Ault, who ran the Festival Playhouse in Olde Town Arvada for more than 20 years.  "Awesome Pod - Arvada Edition" is a weekly podcast designed to give you everything you need to know to have an awesome week. Every Monday we deliver news on events and happenings in and around Arvada, Colorado; reviews of places we like;  breakdowns on timely topics; and features on people and organizations that make our community special. More at AwesomePod.org.

We talk with owners, brewers and bar-backs from brewery across the region about Arvada on Tap and what they have going on in their breweries.  Featured in this segment (in order of appearance): Ethan Grub, 12, with mom Laura Hartley from Henderson, Colo. Travis and Cooper Clark, Clark Crew BBQ from Yukon, Okla.   Chris Hill, owner of Odyssey Beerwerks in Olde Town Arvada   Kristine McMahon, event organizer with the Arvada Festival Commission   Jeff Tyler, head brewer at Spice Trade Brewing in Olde Town Arvada   Chris Cranahan, 2016 winner of the Arvada on Tap home-brew contest   Arvada resident and Arvada West High School graduate Arla Sansbury    Heather Smith and Grace with Fate Brewing out of Boulder   Brad Loveland, Denver Beer Company   Richard Wood, co-owner, Grand Lake Brewing   Brad Loveland, Denver Beer Co.   Kyle Jordan, Holidaily Brewing in Golden, Colo.   Steven Mondragon, bronze medal winner in the home-brew competition  

In this week's breakdown, we discuss the "9 Acre site" redevelopment project in Olde Town Arvada with resident expert John Kiljan. More at awesomepod.org