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Food, Fun, and Programs Galore! The Senior Resource Development Agency (SRDA) in Pueblo, CO, has been serving the senior community for over 53 years. Since 1971, this iconic agency has grown, expanded, and remained dedicated to its mission of providing essential programs for all area seniors. In this episode, Senior Moments sits down with Carma Loontjer from SRDA to explore the vital role this senior center plays in fostering connection and joy in the city of Pueblo, Colorado. Carma shares the 12 essential services and programs SRDA offers, from social events and fitness classes to critical support services. Hear heartwarming stories of how SRDA has created a welcoming space where seniors can connect, stay active, be safe, and live life to the fullest. Congratulations to the SRDA for enhancing the lives of seniors in Pueblo County for over five decades. To learn more about the SRDA in Pueblo CO, or to become a volunteer visit www.srda.org or call 719-545-8900.  If you're in the Pueblo area, stop by 230 North Union Avenue, Pueblo, CO 81003. If you love hearing about all things Senior…be sure to like, follow and share our episodes!  If you would like to learn more about Senior Centers, or to become a part of our Love A Senior Center Project plan, visit our website and share your story with us!   Thanks for listening! 

Thank you so much for tuning in for another episode of Tin Foil Hat with Sam Tripoli.  This episode we welcome Am Wake Up's Steve Poikonen to the show to discuss what he calls "Controlled Opportunists" that he believes hijacks the political content ecosystem on the internet.  Buckle up because Steve names names!  Thank you so much for your support.  Join the WolfPack at Wise Wolf Gold and Silver and start hedging your financial position by investing in precious metals now!  Go to https://www.wolfpack.gold/ and use the promo code "TinFoil" and we thank Tony for supporting our show. 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Calogero "Carlos" Todaro, renowned for his expertise in all things relating to wine, joins Discover Lafayette to share his adventures in the U. S. over the past sixty-two years. Carlos is well-known in the Lafayette area for his hard work ethic and desire to be of service to others. For years, he and his brother, Gene, were the resident wine experts at Marcello's Wine Market in Lafayette. After the sale of Marcello's last year, Carlos retired from working full time, but is still providing his expertise for pairing wines with food for the grateful customers of Champagne's Market in the Oil Center. "I have always been fortunate to have met many nice, kind and generous people throughout my life. People have been kind to me in so many ways. I try to repay as best I can." Carlos has a rich family history. A native of Palermo, the capital of the Italian island of Sicily, he's lived in the U. S. since 1961 when the family moved to New Orleans from Sicily. Interestingly, Carlos' dad was already a U. S. Citizen, having been born in Pueblo CO in 1915; his dad's family returned to Sicily when he was young. After his dad served in the Italian Army in WWII, he realized he wanted to return to the U. S. Carlos joked that his dad wrote a letter to then U. S. Senator John Kennedy asking for help and he got his Visa a few months later! Pictured in Palermo, Sicily, 1956, is the Todaro family send-off of cousin Blaise Todaro, who was headed to New Orleans. Calogero "Carlos" Todaro would follow with his immediate family members in 1961 where they relocated to New Orleans to live with Aunt Lucy. No one in Carlos' family spoke English when they moved to the U. S. The "Marcello's name is a tribute to brother, Marcello Todaro, who attended USL and realized there was no authentic Italian restaurant in Lafayette. Brother Gene moved to Lafayette to assist with opening the restaurant, and along with Marcello, opened the original Marcello's on the Abbeville Highway in 1981. Carlos moved to Lafayette to open up a grocery store next door to Marcello's, bringing along his expertise as a longtime manager of A & P in New Orleans. "Mama (Rosalie Todaro) was a very good cook, using a minimum of spices and the least amount of money. Pasta with broccoli, for example, a staple of Sicily. Feed a whole family of five people within your budget. We ate very little meat and chicken was a treat." Marcello's enjoyed great success and moved into a larger space at Time Plaza where it remained until the oil bust of 1987/88 forced its closure. Todaro family pictured in Glen Ellen, CA for Marcello's wedding in 1990. Carlos moved to Memphis with his brother, Marcello, to sell wine for a liquor company and met many of the greats in the industry such as Jordan and Fetzer. In the meantime, brother Gene opened two liquor stores, one in New Orleans and one in Lafayette in the old La Promenade Mall. When Gene decided to reopen Marcello's Restaurant in 1993, Marcello and Carlos returned from Memphis to help in the family venture. Carlos reminisced how they started selling wine on the sidewalk outside of Marcello's to make extra money to float the restaurant's expenses. In 1994/95, Marcello's Market moved to its current location at 2800 Johnston Street and Carlos says, "It's been successful since Day One." It was the first wine retailer in the area, way before Total Wines or other box stores. With all of the acumen and discernment Carlos brought to Marcello's Wine Market, he says he never trained formally. "I am self taught. You don't really know anything until you go to wineries and see the process. I always learn from others. There is always someone who knows more than you." Dustin andJolie Poirier, Kyle and Stefanie Kellner, and Tim Metcalf acquired Marcello's Wine Market in 2023 from owners Carlos and Gene Todaro. Marcello's has been the place to go for decades for all liquor needs including wine, beer, spirits, mixers,

GUEST OVERVIEW: Jeff Madeen is an artist, designer, and Gallery Owner of Blo Back Gallery in Pueblo Co.

No matter how you say it, Analogue Books, Records & Bar in Pueblo is exactly what it sounds like. If you love records, books, cocktails, and an all around celebration of culture then this is your kinda place. Pueblo, CO is currently bubbling with growing music and art scenes. It hosts great weather and amazing breweries, bars, and restaurants. Analogue is definitely a big part of the "What's New Now" in Southern Colorado. In this episode we catch up with Analogue Owner Mike Hartkop and learn about how it all came about for the cultural collective. 

Heidi Ganahl joins Ryan to explain why she declined to participate in a 9 News debate moderated by 'Comrade Kyle' Clark, and why she has accepted four other debates with Governor Jared Polis. Zach Swearingen revisits the program to update Ryan on his race to become the first Republican in 25 years to win for Pueblo County Commissioner.

What started out as just another day in June in Colorado in 1921, rapidly turned into one that would never be forgotten in the town of Pueblo, Colorado. A cloudburst enveloped the town the afternoon of June 3, 1921. During a typical cloudburst, over half an inch of rain may fall in a matter of minutes, and that is exactly what happened in Pueblo, creating devastating consequences for the heart of the town where the Arkansas River and Fountain Creek meet. At about the same time the rains were drenching the downtown area, there was another downpour about 30 miles north over Fountain Creek. As the torrential rains fell, the Arkansas River and Fountain Creek quickly began to swell, reaching over 15 feet in some areas before they began to recede. Within two hours from the start of the storm, the business district of Pueblo was flooded with water 10 feet deep. The entire Arkansas Valley, from 30 miles west of Pueblo to the Colorado–Kansas state line, was severely impacted. Hundreds of people died, with some death toll estimates as high as 1,500. The flood destroyed almost all of the downtown Pueblo area and decimated the city. Once the floodwaters receded, the immense damage became all the more visible. The flood, which covered over 300 square miles, carried away over 600 homes and caused upward of $25 million $350 million in 2021 dollars. Railroad passenger coaches and freight cars were swept away in every direction or smashed. A fire broke out in a lumberyard and burning lumber was carried throughout the city's streets by the flood. The floodwaters also carried away entire buildings and businesses. Many of the dead were likely carried far down river and never recovered. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Success is very often tied to who you know or are connected to. Today's guest, James "DJ Shield" Flowers recommends joining specific organizations to enhance your network and net-worth. Success is very often tied to who you know or are connected to. Today's discussion is about joining specific organizations to enhance your network and net worth, tune in. If you are ready to change your inner circle and don't know where to begin, this is the episode for you. If growing your clientele is a challenge, listen to the end.*After retiring from the U.S. Army, in 2012 Mr. Flowers has been a serial entrepreneur. In conjunction with his LegalShield business, he is also the owner of DJ Shield LLC, The Credit Shield, President of COS OLD SCHOOL DJs, Vice-President of Colorado Springs Black Business Network, President of Fountain Valley Chamber of Commerce, Advisor and Entrepreneur of the Year for the Businesswomen's Network, in Pueblo CO and an all-around community influencer. Learn more at james-flowers.com.*"Mimi the Motivator," is the modern-day Master Teacher, a dynamic Speaker, and Coach who empowers all to create the life and business desired.  Although degreed in Mathematics, her expertise consists of Business, Leadership Development and Mindfulness. Your favorite motivator's Favorite Motivator is on a mission to establish a cycle of community and generational wealth in socio-economic challenged cultures. Her boutique consulting agency, The Phil-Rich Group, provides a holistic approach to personal and professional development through workshops, events, online courses, coaching, and podcasts. She also serves as President of The Minority Mastermind. You can catch a new episode of "Get High On Motivation" every Wednesday, on your favorite streaming app.Support the show (https://cash.app/$mimileut)

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What started out as just another day in June in Colorado in 1921, rapidly turned into one that would never be forgotten in the town of Pueblo, Colorado. A cloudburst enveloped the town the afternoon of June 3, 1921. During a typical cloudburst, over half an inch of rain may fall in a matter of minutes, and that is exactly what happened in Pueblo, creating devastating consequences for the heart of the town where the Arkansas River and Fountain Creek meet. At about the same time the rains were drenching the downtown area, there was another downpour about 30 miles north over Fountain Creek. As the torrential rains fell, the Arkansas River and Fountain Creek quickly began to swell, reaching over 15 feet in some areas before they began to recede. Within two hours from the start of the storm, the business district of Pueblo was flooded with water 10 feet deep. The entire Arkansas Valley, from 30 miles west of Pueblo to the Colorado–Kansas state line, was severely impacted. Hundreds of people died, with some death toll estimates as high as 1,500. The flood destroyed almost all of the downtown Pueblo area and decimated the city. Once the floodwaters receded, the immense damage became all the more visible. The flood, which covered over 300 square miles, carried away over 600 homes and caused upward of $25 million $350 million in 2021 dollars. Railroad passenger coaches and freight cars were swept away in every direction or smashed. A fire broke out in a lumberyard and burning lumber was carried throughout the city’s streets by the flood. The floodwaters also carried away entire buildings and businesses. Many of the dead were likely carried far down river and never recovered. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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PUEBLO, CO: THE GREAT AMERICA OF 1915-1942 The era between 1915 and 1942 were boom years for Pueblo, Colorado, a time when the Colorado Fuel and Iron Company (CF&I), which at one point employed twenty thousand people, made the city the industrial center of the Rockies. The steel mills not only provided economic security, but attracted the most ethnically diverse population in the Intermountain West, and Pueblo in many ways seemed to have much in common with cities in the East. The diversity that made Pueblo special was driven by the potential of employment at the CF&I steelworks, which attracted a substantial population of African-Americans and immigrants from places like Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Mexico, Russia and Eastern Europe. By one estimate, forty languages were spoken in the city and over two dozen foreign language newspapers were in circulation. Ethnic communities coalesced in enclaves that were comparable the neighborhoods of Chicago or Manhattan and organized festivals, cultural organizations and mutual-aid societies like the Order of Sons of Italy and the American Slovenian Catholic Union. Situated on the Arkansas River where the Great Plains rise into the Front Range of the Colorado Rockies, Pueblo had a history as a trading post and an agricultural center until the 1880s, when entrepreneurs, taking advantage of access to iron, coal, limestone, water and the railroad, founded what would become the CF&I steelworks, which eventually attracted investment from John D. Rockefeller. Following years of labor unrest and violence associated with CF&I's operations (though largely not in Pueblo itself), public outrage and the company's need to restore peace forced a series of reforms known as the Colorado Industrial Plan in 1915. The era that followed was one of relative stability. Though not without labor unrest, the outright warfare of the past was largely over. Pueblo was a company town. CF&I took measures against liquor and prostitution and invested in health care, housing and schools. These efforts at social uplift were not motivated by altruism, but aimed at asserting the company's control of the town and stifling potential union organizing. CF&I dominated the community and even the daily lives of its people. All the men in town either worked for the company or one of its contractors and, and most local families lived in company housing, shopped in company stores, and were cared for in the company hospital. The steel industry would leave a persistent and troubling legacy for Pueblo. The city acquired the derisive nickname of “Pee-yew-blow” for the sometimes foul smell of CF&I's operations. At the height of production, families some neighborhoods could not hang laundry outside lest it be stained red by metallic dust from the mills. Decades later, officials are still dealing with lead and asbestos left behind by the steelworks. The steel industry collapsed nationwide in 1982. What followed in Pueblo was an economic crash and years of labor strife, a situation similar to what was faced in the so-called “Rust Belt” cities of the industrial East and Midwest. CF&I went bankrupt in 1990 and was sold to foreign investors who cut the workforce and pared down operations. In contrast to Pueblo's “Steel City” heyday, the mills now employ less than a thousand people. Local leadership has focused in recent years on diversifying the economy, with mixed results including some notable successes in alternative energy, tourism and tech, however Pueblo is not the economic powerhouse that it once was. Though the city still celebrates its ethnic diversity, its status as “Melting Pot of the West” is largely a legacy of bygone days. Without the industry that once drew immigrants from all over the world, the cultural dynamism of the mid-twentieth century has been lost. -Tom Prezelski, Resident Historian

Episode 5. Michael Diaz describes a Great America where education is important so we can learn, understand, grow and be able to share that with others. He is a father of four who enjoys playing with his kids in the park. He has been working in the IT industry or over 20 years. With his and his wife's diverse backgrounds and fond memories of family traditions, which range from Saint Patrick's Day to making Christmas tamales, he makes sure to pass them down to his own kids. His Great America is about opportunity, dedication and inspiring others.

Episode 5. Michael Diaz describes a Great America where education is important so we can learn, understand, grow and be able to share that with others. He is a father of four who enjoys playing with his kids in the park. He has been working in the IT industry or over 20 years. With his and his wife's diverse backgrounds and fond memories of family traditions, which range from Saint Patrick's Day to making Christmas tamales, he makes sure to pass them down to his own kids. His Great America is about opportunity, dedication and inspiring others.

Today's guest is Wally Brylak, the founder of Brylak Law with offices in San Antonio TX, Colorado Springs, and Pueblo CO. Brylak Law treats you like you're their only client. All cases are contingency with no retainer or hourly billing. They work with your doctors, so you receive the needed medical care with no up-front cost. Call Brylak Law at (866) 883-5533. Offices in San Antonio TX, Colorado Springs, and Pueblo CO. Listen at: TuneIn: https://tunein.com/podcasts/Business--Economics-Podcasts/Ask-the-Expert-with-Steve-Sleeper-p1319559/ Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/stevesleeper/ Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/ask-the-expert-with-steve-sleeper/id1510244584 Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/earnshow/ask-the-expert-2 iHeartRadio: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-ask-the-expert-with-steve-62777598/

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Joe Mazur – WTVD’s North Carolina’s Sports Maven - Joe Mazur is a sports anchor for WTVD in North Carolina. He's covered sports in North Carolina for over 20 years. However, it didn't start that way, Joe started his career in Pueblo Co covering city council meetings type stories, and getting paid less than 15,000 a year.  Along the way, Joe, worked his way up the chain of markets, hitting bigger and bigger markets throughout the nation. Back today, Joe covers the daily sports news, cranking out 90-second news stories at the pace of today's modern-day fast-paced news.  Pete A Turner and his former commander in Bosnia, Erik Kleinsmith dive in with Joe and get to the latest with sports and COVID. HaikuJoe has a dream jobHe covers sports for the newsWhen sports are a thingSimilar episodes:Joe Davis https://youtu.be/Bx7mWBtc6egShelley Smith https://youtu.be/Wne-pYBdG3ADavid Ignatius https://youtu.be/ERBjdyhENWE ​Join us in supporting Save the Brave as we battle PTSD. ​ www.savethebrave.org   Executive Producer/Host/Intro: Pete A. Turner https://youtu.be/mYoUxRJzXcA Producer: Damjan Gjorgjiev ​ ​​​​https://youtu.be/3Ciw2tLo_hg ​ ​The Break It Down Show is your favorite best, new podcast, featuring 5 episodes a week with great interviews highlighting world-class guests from a wide array of topics. Get in contact with Pete at peteaturner.com

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June 3, 1921: What started out as just another day in June in Colorado in 1921, rapidly turned into one that would never be forgotten in the town of Pueblo, Colorado. A cloudburst enveloped the town the afternoon of June 3, 1921. During a typical cloudburst, over half an inch of rain may fall in a matter of minutes, and that is exactly what happened in Pueblo, creating devastating consequences for the heart of the town where the Arkansas River and Fountain Creek meet. At about the same time the rains were drenching the downtown area, there was another downpour about 30 miles north over Fountain Creek. As the torrential rains fell, the Arkansas River and Fountain Creek quickly began to swell, reaching over 15 feet in some areas before they began to recede. Within two hours from the start of the storm, the business district of Pueblo was flooded with water 10 feet deep. The entire Arkansas Valley, from 30 miles west of Pueblo to the Colorado–Kansas state line, was severely impacted. Hundreds of people died, with some death toll estimates as high as 1,500. The flood destroyed almost all of the downtown Pueblo area and decimated the city. Once the floodwaters receded, the immense damage became all the more visible. The flood, which covered over 300 square miles, carried away over 600 homes and caused upwards of $25 million $350 million in 2020 dollars. Railroad passenger coaches and freight cars were swept away in every direction or smashed into kindling. A fire even broke out in a lumberyard and burning lumber was carried throughout the city’s streets by the flood. The floodwaters also carried away entire buildings and businesses. Many of the dead were likely carried far down river and never recovered. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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In this episode I talk about an EVP I recorded in my kitchen and a little about ghosts and haunted Cortner road in Pueblo CO. Thanks for listening!

A Sermon from Milagro Christian Church in Pueblo Co

Tim Gordon has authored, lectured and spoke on the benefits of the Cannabis sativa plant for nearly 20 years. He is the CEO of CBD Rx. Organically Grown Colorado Hemp: CBDRx is science based and committed to hemp genetics research and development to constantly improve our high CBD, low THC  broad cannabinoid spectrum hemp strains. CBDRx cultivation on our farms is sustainable, organically grown, using absolutely no pesticides-even organic pesticides- never plant spraying of any kind. CBD Rx is Head Quartered in Boulder, CO and Farms in Pueblo CO. It takes hemp from the seed all the way to the consumer. They offer wholesaling, and private labeling, as well as consulting. Website: CBDRx.com Email: Tim@CBDRx.com

There are so many opioid-hooked babies born at one Pueblo hospital that nurses asked the community for help. The call went out for volunteer cuddlers. Then Lt. Governor Donna Lynne, in her first year on the job, has traveled to every Colorado county to hear what’s on people’s minds. And, a huge swath of downtown Denver was demolished 50 years ago. Finally, a Denver poet reflects on what comes after – after violence, after death, after birth.