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You've got interesting neighbors around the city of Denver, from a competitive eater and a UFC fighter to go-go dancers and a psychic medium. On Denverse: Locals Aloud, host Anthony Elio shares the microphone with a unique Denver personality each week. The podcast also spotlights Denver's eclectic music scene, featuring a full song from a new artist every episode.

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  • Wednesday · 31 min

    Bringing PorchFest to Denver with Bradley Schwartz

    We’re joined by Bradley Schwartz, one of the organizers of the upcoming Denver PorchFest. We talk about the local music scene, what to expect from the festival, and more. How do you go about starting a music fest in the city? — Wax Trax Records has bought and sold new and used vinyl, cassettes and all recorded music since 1978, longer than any other shop in Colorado. Since the beginning, it has deeply explored every genre from every corner of the world. In addition to its well-preserved Capitol Hill location, customers can now find Wax Trax on the Northside, on South Broadway, and in north Aurora. Or you can access every new item at their Cap Hill location online at waxtraxrecords.com, including gift cards and upcoming pre-orders! Shop local, shop Wax Trax. — Art from Ashes empowers struggling youth by providing creative programs that facilitate health and hope through expression, connection, and transformation. Since 2003, Art from Ashes has partnered with more than 250 youth serving organizations to empower 20,000 young people through poetry, spoken word, and art. On October 15th at 6:30pm, join us at The Three Leeches Theater for a stand-up comedy and poetry event, hosted by nationally-touring, festival-headlining Ren Q. Dawe. Tickets are available at artfromashes.org/events/standup. All proceeds from the event and silent auction help keep AfA’s life-changing programs free for youth! For more information, visit artfromashes.org. — The Trailhead Comedy Festival is Colorado’s autumn celebration of laughter and community. As the landscape ignites in fall color, comedians gather in intimate venues to discover comedy’s brightest explorers and share the warmth of a collective, side-splitting journey. More than a festival, it’s a welcoming trailhead—where world-class talent meets our local spirit, and every laugh feels like coming home.​ From Oct. 8-10. Learn more at https://www.trailheadcomedyfest.com/ — The Town Hall Arts Center in Littleton strives to elevate and inspire, working to build meaningful relationships across all cultures and communities. Season 44 includes a production of Almost Heaven: The Songs of John Denver, the PAWS Benefit Night, Big: The Musical, and so much more. Attendees can support local performers and be part of the fun! Learn more at https://townhallartscenter.org — This Week’s Featured Song: “Blazer” by The Photo Atlas This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.denverse.online/subscribe

  • September 24 · 34 min

    Unobtainable Anime Hair with Dr. Emilie Waggoner

    We’re joined by CU Denver professor Dr. Emilie Waggoner, who specializes in researching and teaching anime! Get some show recommendations and dig into the lore with a local expert. What’s your favorite all-time anime opening? — Art from Ashes empowers struggling youth by providing creative programs that facilitate health and hope through expression, connection, and transformation. Since 2003, Art from Ashes has partnered with more than 250 youth serving organizations to empower 20,000 young people through poetry, spoken word, and art. On October 15th at 6:30pm, join us at The Three Leeches Theater for a stand-up comedy and poetry event, hosted by nationally-touring, festival-headlining Ren Q. Dawe. Tickets are available at artfromashes.org/events/standup. All proceeds from the event and silent auction help keep AfA’s life-changing programs free for youth! For more information, visit artfromashes.org. — You’re invited to a VIP Eyewear Event! Join Central Denver Eyecare on Friday, Sept. 25th, for an exclusive look at two of their hottest eyewear collections: Tom Ford and Oliver Peoples. Stop in to shop the latest styles, enjoy refreshments and giveaways, and enter their raffle for a chance to win a FREE frame! Visit https://www.centraldenvereyecare.com/ to learn more. — The Trailhead Comedy Festival is Colorado’s autumn celebration of laughter and community. As the landscape ignites in fall color, comedians gather in intimate venues to discover comedy’s brightest explorers and share the warmth of a collective, side-splitting journey. More than a festival, it’s a welcoming trailhead—where world-class talent meets our local spirit, and every laugh feels like coming home.​ From Oct. 8-10. Learn more at https://www.trailheadcomedyfest.com/ — The Town Hall Arts Center in Littleton strives to elevate and inspire, working to build meaningful relationships across all cultures and communities. Season 44 includes a production of Almost Heaven: The Songs of John Denver, the PAWS Benefit Night, Big: The Musical, and so much more. Attendees can support local performers and be part of the fun! Learn more at https://townhallartscenter.org .— This Week’s Featured Song: “Wyoming Truck” by 5-Foot Betty This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.denverse.online/subscribe

  • September 16 · 36 min

    Joke Thieves and the Chuck E. Cheese Incident with Joe Buck

    We’re joined by comedian Joe Buck, who’s organizing the Trailhead Comedy Festival in Summit County coming up in October. What’s the risk of watching comedy if you’re a comedian? Did Robin Williams steal material? And how do you create a comedy festival? — The Town Hall Arts Center in Littleton has some incredible shows lined up this season. Every season, the theater strives to elevate and inspire, working to build meaningful relationships across all cultures and communities. Season 44 includes a production of Almost Heaven: The Songs of John Denver, the PAWS Benefit Night, Big: The Musical, and so much more. Support local performers and be part of the fun! Check out https://townhallartscenter.org to get tickets and learn more. — You’re invited to a VIP Eyewear Event! Join Central Denver Eyecare on Friday, Sept. 25th, for an exclusive look at two of their hottest eyewear collections: Tom Ford and Oliver Peoples. Stop in to shop the latest styles, enjoy refreshments and giveaways, and enter their raffle for a chance to win a FREE frame! Visit https://www.centraldenvereyecare.com/ to learn more. — Vanilla Kink is Denver’s community powered erotic boutique and fetish emporium, dedicated to serving the diverse needs of the Colorado kink community. Find your favorite flavor, from Vanilla to Kinky, in our curated collection of unique, local and handcrafted adult items. Shop without shame in their comfortable, upscale location nestled in the heart of the Golden Triangle--just steps away from The Denver Art Museum and The Art Hotel. Learn more at https://www.vanillakinkdenver.com/ — Art from Ashes empowers struggling youth by providing creative programs that facilitate health and hope through expression, connection, and transformation. Since 2003, Art from Ashes has partnered with more than 250 youth serving organizations to empower 20,000 young people through poetry, spoken word, and art. On October 15th at 6:30pm, join us at The Three Leeches Theater for a stand-up comedy and poetry event, hosted by nationally-touring, festival-headlining Ren Q. Dawe. Tickets are available at artfromashes.org/events/standup. All proceeds from the event and silent auction help keep AfA’s life-changing programs free for youth! For more information, visit artfromashes.org. — This Week’s Song: “Planted into the Earth” by Altaphonic This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.denverse.online/subscribe

  • September 9 · 38 min

    12-Pack Shrek with ILLPIXY

    We’re joined by local artist and designer ILLPIXY, who talks about the inspiration behind some strange and fun adventures in local creativity. How sexy should your characters be? — Art from Ashes empowers struggling youth by providing creative programs that facilitate health and hope through expression, connection, and transformation. Since 2003, Art from Ashes has partnered with more than 250 youth serving organizations to empower 20,000 young people through poetry, spoken word, and art. On October 15th at 6:30pm, join us at The Three Leeches Theater for a stand-up comedy and poetry event, hosted by nationally-touring, festival-headlining Ren Q. Dawe. Tickets are available at artfromashes.org/events/standup. All proceeds from the event and silent auction help keep AfA’s life-changing programs free for youth! For more information, visit artfromashes.org. — The Colorado Springs Conservatory presents Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street, Stephen Sondheim’s acclaimed musical thriller filled with suspense, unforgettable music and unexpected twists. Set in nineteenth-century London, Sweeney Todd follows a barber consumed by a desire for revenge and the pie shop owner whose fortunes change in the most shocking of ways. What unfolds is a gripping tale that has captivated audiences around the world for decades. Performed by an extraordinary cast of young artists from across the Pikes Peak region, this production is the culmination of the Colorado Springs Conservatory’s annual Musical Theatre Intensive, where students work alongside professional mentors to bring one of musical theatre’s most celebrated works to life. Get your tickets at https://tickets.entcenterforthearts.org — Vanilla Kink is Denver’s community powered erotic boutique and fetish emporium, dedicated to serving the diverse needs of the Colorado kink community. Find your favorite flavor, from Vanilla to Kinky, in our curated collection of unique, local and handcrafted adult items. Shop without shame in their comfortable, upscale location nestled in the heart of the Golden Triangle--just steps away from The Denver Art Museum and The Art Hotel. Learn more at https://www.vanillakinkdenver.com/ — The Town Hall Arts Center in Littleton has some incredible shows lined up this season. Every season, the theater strives to elevate and inspire, working to build meaningful relationships across all cultures and communities. Season 44 includes a production of Almost Heaven: The Songs of John Denver, the PAWS Benefit Night, Big: The Musical, and so much more. Support local performers and be part of the fun! Check out https://townhallartscenter.org/ to get tickets and learn more. — Featured Song: “Daffodil Daydreams” by Candy Chic This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.denverse.online/subscribe

  • September 2 · 35 min

    Jiu-Jitsu and T2 with Greta Hotmer

    We talk to martial artist, herbalist, musician, and educator Greta Hotmer about the podcast Thought Experiment Called Life, jiu-jitsu, self-improvement, herbalism, and so much more. — The Colorado Springs Conservatory presents Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street, Stephen Sondheim’s acclaimed musical thriller filled with suspense, unforgettable music and unexpected twists. Set in nineteenth-century London, Sweeney Todd follows a barber consumed by a desire for revenge and the pie shop owner whose fortunes change in the most shocking of ways. What unfolds is a gripping tale that has captivated audiences around the world for decades. Performed by an extraordinary cast of young artists from across the Pikes Peak region, this production is the culmination of the Colorado Springs Conservatory’s annual Musical Theatre Intensive, where students work alongside professional mentors to bring one of musical theatre’s most celebrated works to life. Get your tickets at https://tickets.entcenterforthearts.org Vanilla Kink is Denver’s community powered erotic boutique and fetish emporium, dedicated to serving the diverse needs of the Colorado kink community. Find your favorite flavor, from Vanilla to Kinky, in our curated collection of unique, local and handcrafted adult items. Shop without shame in their comfortable, upscale location nestled in the heart of the Golden Triangle--just steps away from The Denver Art Museum and The Art Hotel. Learn more at https://www.vanillakinkdenver.com/ The Town Hall Arts Center in Littleton has some incredible shows lined up this season. Every season, the theater strives to elevate and inspire, working to build meaningful relationships across all cultures and communities. Season 44 includes a production of Almost Heaven: The Songs of John Denver, the PAWS Benefit Night, Big: The Musical, and so much more. Support local performers and be part of the fun! Check out https://townhallartscenter.org/ to get tickets and learn more. — This Week’s Song: “Western Slope” by Safekeeper This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.denverse.online/subscribe

  • August 26 · 34 min

    The Art of the Breakup with Janice Formichella

    We’re joined by Janice Formichella, a breakup and relationship coach who discusses the complicated state of dating and healing in the age of tech-involved romance? — DeeDee’s Burlesque Book Club presents Alice In Wonderland: A Burlesque Revue “We’re all mad here...” The Clocktower Clockettes are ready to bring that madness to the stage! This seductive, high-energy reimagining of Alice in Wonderland spins Lewis Carroll’s curious tale into a glittering, grown-up fever dream. Follow Alice, the White Rabbit, and a cast of deliciously twisted characters as they tease and twirl in a world where nothing is quite what it seems. It will be ”…entirely bonkers. But I will tell you a secret. All the best people are.” Learn more at https://www.clocktowercabaret.com/ — The Colfax Carousal returns Saturday, September 19, for its second year celebrating Denver’s punk community across six independent venues on Colfax Avenue. More than 30 acts, including Jon Snodgrass, Church Fire, MF Ruckus, Rubber Goddess, Night Fishing, The Frickashinas, White Rose Motor Oil, and many more will take the stage at Tight End, Lion’s Lair, Squire Lounge, DNVR Bar, Good Bones, and Illegal Pete’s. After years of BRT construction impacts along Colfax, the Carousal is rooted in a simple punk principle: show up for your people and support the places that give the community a home. One hundred percent of show proceeds support participating artists and businesses. Learn more at colfaxcarousal.org. — The Denver Zine Library is excited to announce Denver Zine Fest 2026! Since 2007, Denver Zine Fest has been a vibrant platform for Colorado zine creators to collaborate, share their work, and build community. This year’s event will feature over 90 independent creators from Denver, across Colorado, and beyond. Join us for a day filled with zine-y goodness and some fantastic collaborations with Colorado’s finest creatives! Mark your calendar for September 13th, from 11am-5pm, and head to the Denver Public Library, Central Library for this free event. — This Week’s Song: “elliot” by Dead Boyfriend This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.denverse.online/subscribe

  • August 19 · 37 min

    The Magic of Six-Fingered Turkeys with Scott MacPhee

    We’re joined by local artist Scott MacPhee who’s worked on projects featuring the Looney Tunes and Hanna-Barbera characters. We talk about his appreciation for the Art Students League of Denver and his new approach to creating digital art. — DeeDee’s Burlesque Book Club presents Alice In Wonderland: A Burlesque Revue “We’re all mad here...” The Clocktower Clockettes are ready to bring that madness to the stage! This seductive, high-energy reimagining of Alice in Wonderland spins Lewis Carroll’s curious tale into a glittering, grown-up fever dream. Follow Alice, the White Rabbit, and a cast of deliciously twisted characters as they tease and twirl in a world where nothing is quite what it seems. It will be ”…entirely bonkers. But I will tell you a secret. All the best people are.” Learn more at https://www.clocktowercabaret.com/ — The Colfax Carousal returns Saturday, September 19, for its second year celebrating Denver’s punk community across six independent venues on Colfax Avenue. More than 30 acts, including Jon Snodgrass, Church Fire, MF Ruckus, Rubber Goddess, Night Fishing, The Frickashinas, White Rose Motor Oil, and many more will take the stage at Tight End, Lion’s Lair, Squire Lounge, DNVR Bar, Good Bones, and Illegal Pete’s. After years of BRT construction impacts along Colfax, the Carousal is rooted in a simple punk principle: show up for your people and support the places that give the community a home. One hundred percent of show proceeds support participating artists and businesses. Learn more at colfaxcarousal.org. — The Denver Zine Library is excited to announce Denver Zine Fest 2026! Since 2007, Denver Zine Fest has been a vibrant platform for Colorado zine creators to collaborate, share their work, and build community. This year’s event will feature over 90 independent creators from Denver, across Colorado, and beyond. Join us for a day filled with zine-y goodness and some fantastic collaborations with Colorado’s finest creatives! Mark your calendar for September 13th, from 11am-5pm, and head to the Denver Public Library, Central Library for this free event. — This Week’s Song: “Blankets of Starlight” (feat. Carolyn Hunter) by Mark Crawford and Andrew Frank This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.denverse.online/subscribe

  • August 12 · 37 min

    Burning CDs with Elijah Whelchel

    We’re joined by Elijah Whelchel, guitarist and vocalist for the band waxpool (and a local teacher about to head back to the classroom). We talk about the indie music scene in Denver, the physical media renaissance, and more. — DeeDee's Burlesque Book Club presents Alice In Wonderland: A Burlesque Revue “We’re all mad here...” The Clocktower Clockettes are ready to bring that madness to the stage! This seductive, high-energy reimagining of Alice in Wonderland spins Lewis Carroll’s curious tale into a glittering, grown-up fever dream. Follow Alice, the White Rabbit, and a cast of deliciously twisted characters as they tease and twirl in a world where nothing is quite what it seems. It will be ”…entirely bonkers. But I will tell you a secret. All the best people are.” Learn more at https://www.clocktowercabaret.com/ — The Colfax Carousal returns Saturday, September 19, for its second year celebrating Denver’s punk community across six independent venues on Colfax Avenue. More than 30 acts, including Jon Snodgrass, Church Fire, MF Ruckus, Rubber Goddess, Night Fishing, The Frickashinas, White Rose Motor Oil, and many more will take the stage at Tight End, Lion’s Lair, Squire Lounge, DNVR Bar, Good Bones, and Illegal Pete’s. After years of BRT construction impacts along Colfax, the Carousal is rooted in a simple punk principle: show up for your people and support the places that give the community a home. One hundred percent of show proceeds support participating artists and businesses. Learn more at colfaxcarousal.org. — The Denver Zine Library is excited to announce Denver Zine Fest 2026! Since 2007, Denver Zine Fest has been a vibrant platform for Colorado zine creators to collaborate, share their work, and build community. This year’s event will feature over 90 independent creators from Denver, across Colorado, and beyond. Join us for a day filled with zine-y goodness and some fantastic collaborations with Colorado’s finest creatives! Mark your calendar for September 13th, from 11am-5pm, and head to the Denver Public Library, Central Library for this free event. — This Week’s Song: “Mark It With an X” by Wild Love Tigress This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.denverse.online/subscribe

  • August 5 · 38 min

    Inside Denver's Sex Museum with Fawn O'Breitzman

    We’re joined by Fawn O’Breitzman, co-founder of the Sexploratorium, the educational sex museum on South Broadway, to talk about everything from clothing-optional yoga to cultural trends in sexuality. — DeeDee's Burlesque Book Club presents Alice In Wonderland: A Burlesque Revue “We’re all mad here...” The Clocktower Clockettes are ready to bring that madness to the stage! This seductive, high-energy reimagining of Alice in Wonderland spins Lewis Carroll’s curious tale into a glittering, grown-up fever dream. Follow Alice, the White Rabbit, and a cast of deliciously twisted characters as they tease and twirl in a world where nothing is quite what it seems. It will be ”…entirely bonkers. But I will tell you a secret. All the best people are.” Learn more at https://www.clocktowercabaret.com/ — The Trailhead Comedy Festival is Colorado’s autumn celebration of laughter and community. As the landscape ignites in fall color, we gather in intimate venues to discover comedy’s brightest explorers and share the warmth of a collective, side-splitting journey. More than a festival, it’s a welcoming trailhead—where world-class talent meets our local spirit, and every laugh feels like coming home.​ From Oct. 8-10. Visit https://www.trailheadcomedyfest.com/ to learn more and get tickets. — Locally owned and operated in Denver since 1983, Denver Screen Print & Embroidery uses earth-friendly, water-based inks to provide custom tee shirts, hats and more for Colorado businesses and organizations. You can learn more about their services and fabrics at https://www.dspe.us/ — Red Rocks Spirits is one of our favorite local brands for a reason. They’re the makers of the smoothest spirits: Red Rocks Vodka, the official vodka of the DU Pios, and Red Rocks Cut Cask Whiskey. Red Rocks Spirits are versatile enough to drink in your favorite cocktail, or on the rocks, and perfect for all occasions! Learn more at https://www.redrocksspirits.com/ — This Week’s Featured Song: “Maggie Jane” by May Be Fern This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.denverse.online/subscribe

  • July 29 · 35 min

    Taxidermy Puppet Shows with Kilah Storm

    We’re joined by Kilah Storm, who explains how her experiences with high-kill animal shelters led her to begin using taxidermied animals as puppets. There are really no words to explain this surprisingly heartwarming tale. — The Trailhead Comedy Festival is Colorado’s autumn celebration of laughter and community. As the landscape ignites in fall color, we gather in intimate venues to discover comedy’s brightest explorers and share the warmth of a collective, side-splitting journey. More than a festival, it’s a welcoming trailhead—where world-class talent meets our local spirit, and every laugh feels like coming home.​ From Oct. 8-10. Visit https://www.trailheadcomedyfest.com/ to learn more and get tickets. — Locally owned and operated in Denver since 1983, Denver Screen Print & Embroidery uses earth-friendly, water-based inks to provide custom tee shirts, hats and more for Colorado businesses and organizations. You can learn more about their services and fabrics at https://www.dspe.us/ — Red Rocks Spirits is one of our favorite local brands for a reason. They’re the makers of the smoothest spirits: Red Rocks Vodka, the official vodka of the DU Pios, and Red Rocks Cut Cask Whiskey. Red Rocks Spirits are versatile enough to drink in your favorite cocktail, or on the rocks, and perfect for all occasions! Learn more at https://www.redrocksspirits.com/ — This Week’s Song: “Stop Stop Monopolies” by Sam Driborr This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.denverse.online/subscribe

  • July 22 · 37 min

    The Science of Music Therapy with Dr. Anastasia Canfield

    Music therapist Dr. Anastasia Canfield joins the pod to talk about the marriage of mental health and the creative arts. How can we use creativity to activate parts of the brain and help people recover from psychological trauma? Why don’t we hear as much about the benefits of art therapy? — Check out the Fourth Annual Indie Bash on Wednesday, June 22. Indie Bash is Colfax Avenue’s annual summer celebration of the independent businesses, artists, musicians, makers, and neighbors that make this iconic corridor unlike anywhere else. The event kicks off Indie Week with an evening filled with local food, live entertainment, art community, and celebration. Featuring live music, local food and treats, and much more. We’ll be there too! Learn more: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1992581608229?aff=oddtdtcreator — Every year, one book unites our city around a shared read. This year, it's a story you won't forget. Celebrate the book reveal, hear from the author, and explore events happening across the city. Learn more about One Book, One Denver, happening from August 7 to September 30. Discover more at denlib.org/obod. — Don’t miss Denver’s biggest music festival, Underground Music Showcase, happening from July 24 - 26th, 2026. It’s one of our favorite events every year, a legendary mix of A-list talent and hidden gems. We’ll see you there! Get your tickets now to see 150+ national and discovery artists in RiNo for three jam-packed days of music. Tickets on sale now at https://www.undergroundmusicshowcase.com/ — This Week’s Song: Fifteen Minutes of Fame by Tony Yo This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.denverse.online/subscribe

  • July 15 · 33 min

    Colorado Raceways and Juggalo Wrestling with Jenny Catlin

    We’re joined by Denver-based writer Jenny Catlin as we explore discussions on tattoos, local racing culture, and Juggalo wrestling. What more can anyone ask for? — Check out the Fourth Annual Indie Bash on Wednesday, June 22. Indie Bash is Colfax Avenue’s annual summer celebration of the independent businesses, artists, musicians, makers, and neighbors that make this iconic corridor unlike anywhere else. The event kicks off Indie Week with an evening filled with local food, live entertainment, art community, and celebration. Featuring live music, local food and treats, and much more. We’ll be there too! Learn more: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/1992581608229?aff=oddtdtcreator — Don’t miss the opportunity to see The Stars We Do Not See: Australian Indigenous Art at The Denver Art Museum through July 26th. This exhibition is the largest display of Australian Indigenous art ever presented in North America and offers a captivating, multi-layered experience, featuring 130 works by 142 artists drawn exclusively from the National Gallery of Victoria’s world-leading collection. These works will introduce you to the art, resilience, and depth of the world’s oldest continuous living culture. Visit denverartmuseum.org to purchase tickets. — Don’t miss Denver’s biggest music festival, Underground Music Showcase, happening from July 24 - 26th, 2026. It’s one of our favorite events every year, a legendary mix of A-list talent and hidden gems. We’ll see you there! Get your tickets now to see 150+ national and discovery artists in RiNo for three jam-packed days of music. Tickets on sale now at https://www.undergroundmusicshowcase.com/ — This Week’s Song: Last Century by El Dolor This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.denverse.online/subscribe

  • July 8 · 40 min

    Dancing with DiskoWizard (aka Ozzie Santos)

    Ozzie Santos, the dancer and yoga instructor perhaps better known by his moniker DiskoWizard, joins us to talk about the art of movement, staying healthy as you age, and, of course, disco music. — Danny and Marlowe haul trash for a living. It’s not glamorous, but somebody’s gotta do it. Then one shift goes sideways, and suddenly they’re asking the question we all avoid: what are we really worth? The Garbologists at Theatreworks Colorado Springs—sharp, funny, and surprisingly moving. Tickets at entarts.org. — Don’t miss the opportunity to see The Stars We Do Not See: Australian Indigenous Art at The Denver Art Museum through July 26th. This exhibition is the largest display of Australian Indigenous art ever presented in North America and offers a captivating, multi-layered experience, featuring 130 works by 142 artists drawn exclusively from the National Gallery of Victoria’s world-leading collection. These works will introduce you to the art, resilience, and depth of the world’s oldest continuous living culture. Visit denverartmuseum.org to purchase tickets. — Don’t miss Denver’s biggest music festival, Underground Music Showcase, happening from July 24 - 26th, 2026. It’s one of our favorite events every year, a legendary mix of A-list talent and hidden gems. We’ll see you there! Get your tickets now to see 150+ national and discovery artists in RiNo for three jam-packed days of music. Tickets on sale now at https://www.undergroundmusicshowcase.com/ — Featured Song: “Sick in the City” by The Broken Rings If you’re not signed up to receive Denverse in the mail, now’s a great time! Just click here to join the club and get our issues delivered all year. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.denverse.online/subscribe

  • July 1 · 37 min

    Who Defines Art? with Manuel Ferreira

    We’re joined by interpretive specialist Manuel Ferreira from the Denver Art Museum, who talks about leaning into the cultures behind important artworks. What does it mean to feel country? What does it mean to feel identity? And is it possible for someone viewing art to truly receive an unfiltered view? Make sure to check out the latest exhibition at the DAM: The Stars We Do Not See. — Danny and Marlowe haul trash for a living. It’s not glamorous, but somebody’s gotta do it. Then one shift goes sideways, and suddenly they’re asking the question we all avoid: what are we really worth? The Garbologists at Theatreworks Colorado Springs—sharp, funny, and surprisingly moving. Tickets at entarts.org. — Don’t miss the opportunity to see The Stars We Do Not See: Australian Indigenous Art at The Denver Art Museum through July 26th. This exhibition is the largest display of Australian Indigenous art ever presented in North America and offers a captivating, multi-layered experience, featuring 130 works by 142 artists drawn exclusively from the National Gallery of Victoria’s world-leading collection. These works will introduce you to the art, resilience, and depth of the world’s oldest continuous living culture. Visit denverartmuseum.org to purchase tickets. — Don’t miss Denver’s biggest music festival, Underground Music Showcase, happening from July 24 - 26th, 2026. It’s one of our favorite events every year, a legendary mix of A-list talent and hidden gems. We’ll see you there! Get your tickets now to see 150+ national and discovery artists in RiNo for three jam-packed days of music. Tickets on sale now at https://www.undergroundmusicshowcase.com/ — Featured Song: “Forever” by Blaise Carpenter If you’re not signed up to receive Denverse in the mail, now’s a great time! Just click here to join the club and get our issues delivered all year. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.denverse.online/subscribe

  • June 24 · 39 min

    All About Blucifer's First Rodeo with Gillian Pasley

    We’re joined by Gillian Pasley, one of the co-lead organizers of Blucifer’s First Rodeo, the brand new music festival coming to South Broadway this summer. Pasley explains how the local team started this grassroots festival, the challenges involved, and “the core of whimsy” driving their endeavor. — From sunlit summer evenings to crisp, festive fall days, experience the seasons at Denver Botanic Gardens. Check out Evenings al Fresco at York Street, July 13, 15 & 27, 5-8 p.m. Laid-back summer evenings, lush gardens and live, local music. Or check out the Lavender Festival at Chatfield Farms, Saturday & Sunday, July 18 & 19, 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. Food trucks, interactive art, live music and an artisan marketplace during peak lavender season. Get tickets or memberships at https://www.botanicgardens.org/ — Support provided by Theatreworks Colorado Springs. Danny and Marlowe haul trash for a living. It’s not glamorous, but somebody’s gotta do it. Then one shift goes sideways, and suddenly they’re asking the question we all avoid: what are we really worth? The Garbologists at Theatreworks Colorado Springs—sharp, funny, and surprisingly moving. Tickets at entarts.org. — NKollectiv showcases Colorado artists working in a wide variety of media including many types of painting and printmaking, clay, wood and metal sculping, metalsmithed jewelry, and home decor. The gallery was founded in 2021 by Nicole Korbe, a local artist whose mission is to promote the local artist community and provide a place for all to enjoy their work. Make sure to check out the Found Narratives series, on display now through June 28. The gallery is located within EASEL (Englewood Art Studios, Events, Lessons), a 2nd floor art hub in downtown Englewood. Learn more at NKollectiv.com — Featured Song: “I’m Tired” by Pink Ranger Our summer issue releases on June 26! As always, we have a special free show and party lined up for our subscribers. If you’re not signed up, now’s a great time! Just click here to join the club and get our issues delivered all year. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.denverse.online/subscribe

  • June 17 · 32 min

    Prince at the Clocktower with Selene Arca

    We’re joined by Selene Arca, co-owner of Clocktower Cabaret, who talks about burlesque shows in Denver, nerding out with cosplayers, hanging with circus performers, and preparing for the night Prince came to the Clocktower for a show. — Don’t miss Denver’s biggest music festival, Underground Music Showcase, happening from July 24 - 26th, 2026. It’s one of our favorite events every year, a legendary mix of A-list talent and hidden gems. We’ll see you there! Get your tickets now to see 150+ national and discovery artists in RiNo for three jam-packed days of music. Tickets on sale now at https://www.undergroundmusicshowcase.com/ — Support provided by Theatreworks Colorado Springs. Danny and Marlowe haul trash for a living. It’s not glamorous, but somebody’s gotta do it. Then one shift goes sideways, and suddenly they’re asking the question we all avoid: what are we really worth? The Garbologists at Theatreworks Colorado Springs—sharp, funny, and surprisingly moving. Tickets at entarts.org. — NKollectiv showcases Colorado artists working in a wide variety of media including many types of painting and printmaking, clay, wood and metal sculping, metalsmithed jewelry, and home decor. The gallery was founded in 2021 by Nicole Korbe, a local artist whose mission is to promote the local artist community and provide a place for all to enjoy their work. Make sure to check out the Found Narratives series, on display now through June 28. The gallery is located within EASEL (Englewood Art Studios, Events, Lessons), a 2nd floor art hub in downtown Englewood. Learn more at NKollectiv.com — Featured Song: “Oceans of Time” by Blue Mesa Our summer issue releases on June 26! As always, we have a special free show and party lined up for our subscribers. If you’re not signed up, now’s a great time! Just click here to join the club and get our issues delivered all year. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.denverse.online/subscribe

  • June 10 · 39 min

    Thyroid in a Jar with Isabella Osborne

    To say Isabella Osborne has been having a hard year is putting it mildly. Diagnosed with thyroid cancer shortly after her 21st birthday and the breakup of her band Ipecac, Isabella had to cancel her album and has recently undergone surgery. Isabella opens up about how she’s dealing with all of these challenges, “toxic positivity,” and her first surgery. Support Isabella through her cancer journey here: https://www.gofundme.com/f/support-isabella-osbornes-cancer-journey — Don’t miss Denver’s biggest music festival, Underground Music Showcase, happening from July 24 - 26th, 2026. It's one of our favorite events every year, a legendary mix of A-list talent and hidden gems. We'll see you there! Get your tickets now to see 150+ national and discovery artists in RiNo for three jam-packed days of music. Tickets on sale now at https://www.undergroundmusicshowcase.com/ — Support provided by Theatreworks Colorado Springs. Danny and Marlowe haul trash for a living. It’s not glamorous, but somebody’s gotta do it. Then one shift goes sideways, and suddenly they’re asking the question we all avoid: what are we really worth? The Garbologists at Theatreworks Colorado Springs—sharp, funny, and surprisingly moving. Tickets at entarts.org. — NKollectiv showcases Colorado artists working in a wide variety of media including many types of painting and printmaking, clay, wood and metal sculping, metalsmithed jewelry, and home decor. The gallery was founded in 2021 by Nicole Korbe, a local artist whose mission is to promote the local artist community and provide a place for all to enjoy their work. Make sure to check out the Found Narratives series, on display now through June 28. The gallery is located within EASEL (Englewood Art Studios, Events, Lessons), a 2nd floor art hub in downtown Englewood. Learn more at NKollectiv.com — This Week’s Featured Song: “ELEVEN 11” by BAE.wav, feat. $AMARA This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.denverse.online/subscribe

  • June 3 · 35 min

    Dark Glam, Craigslist, and Spinal Tap Moments with Genevieve Peek

    Genevieve Peek joins the pod to talk about finding a musical calling (and marriage) on Craigslist and then creating a unique glamrock sound with The UNSOLVED. We talk about the nuts and bolts of creating a band, Spinal Tap situations, the best venues to play in Denver, and how important a good band name is. — Don’t miss Denver’s biggest music festival, Underground Music Showcase, happening from July 24 - 26th, 2026. It's one of our favorite events every year, a legendary mix of A-list talent and hidden gems. We'll see you there! Get your tickets now to see 150+ national and discovery artists in RiNo for three jam-packed days of music. Tickets on sale now at https://www.undergroundmusicshowcase.com/ — Denver's favorite choose-your-own-adventure arts extravaganza is back for the seventh year June 3-7, 2026 with dozens of original shows at creative venues around the city, including comedy, clown, theatre, dance, aerial, puppetry, immersive and so much more. Save the dates - you don't want to miss out on this much fun! Tickets and passes go on sale May 1st at denverfringe.org. — Pit Fiend Barbecue is a live fire, all-natural wood smoke barbecue restaurant located in Denver's RiNo Art District, serving sustainably raised heritage pork and USDA Prime beef brisket. They also have a loyalty program where you can earn cashback on BBQ purchases. Visit https://www.pitfiendbbq.com and get some of Denver's best BBQ today. — Featured Song: “The Contradictions of Love” by Tony Meade This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.denverse.online/subscribe

  • May 27 · 34 min

    Finding Denver's Fringe with Ann Sabbah

    We’re joined by Ann Sabbah, executive director of the upcoming Denver Fringe Festival, to talk about creating a space for more experimental artforms, the origin of local fringe festivals, and how seeing something completely new can be a transformative experience. — Join your community for an unforgettable evening with the Colfax Art Underground Showcase on May 31. This first-of-its-kind public art program on Colfax Avenue will introduce a lineup of fantastic Denver artists, from emerging student creators to well-known, celebrated names. The collection reflects the diversity of our community, with strong representation from BIPOC and LGBTQIA+ artists. It all happens from 4pm-7pm at 1915 E Colfax Ave. Admission is free, but donations are encouraged. Learn more! — Pit Fiend Barbecue is a live fire, all-natural wood smoke barbecue restaurant located in Denver's RiNo Art District, serving sustainably raised heritage pork and USDA Prime beef brisket. They also have a loyalty program where you can earn cashback on BBQ purchases. Visit https://www.pitfiendbbq.com and get some of Denver's best BBQ today. — This Week’s Song: “Heart of America Pt 1” by The Jon Brumm Musical Experience This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.denverse.online/subscribe

  • May 20 · 39 min

    Pizza Crimes, Politics, and Dog Poop with Paul Karolyi

    We’re joined by Paul Karolyi, executive producer of City Cast Denver, for a fun and wide-ranging discussion on some of his favorite local topics. How did he put together a list of the most influential Denverites? What are his recs for local pizza? And so much more! — Join your community for an unforgettable evening with the Colfax Art Underground Showcase on May 31. This first-of-its-kind public art program on Colfax Avenue will introduce a lineup of fantastic Denver artists, from emerging student creators to well-known, celebrated names. The collection reflects the diversity of our community, with strong representation from BIPOC and LGBTQIA+ artists. It all happens from 4pm-7pm at 1915 E Colfax Ave. Admission is free, but donations are encouraged. Learn more! — Denver's favorite choose-your-own-adventure arts extravaganza is back for the seventh year June 3-7, 2026 with dozens of original shows at creative venues around the city, including comedy, clown, theatre, dance, aerial, puppetry, immersive and so much more. Save the dates - you don't want to miss out on this much fun! Tickets and passes go on sale May 1st at denverfringe.org. — Featured Song: “The Quiet” by The Bright Collide Read Paul Karolyi’s investigation into DoBetterDNVR: https://5280.com/why-is-everyone-so-scared-of-dobetterdnvr/ This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.denverse.online/subscribe

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