In this episode, we're joined by Johnny Grusing, a former FBI agent with 25 years of experience, including time in the Behavioral Analysis Unit. He shares his story of investigating a serial killer, Scott Kimball, and the case that's detailed in his book, The Devil I Knew. Johnny takes us through the twists and turns of the investigation, from meeting Kimball as an informant to uncovering a web of disappearances and potential victims. With a unique perspective on the case, Johnny opens up about the challenges of dealing with a clever and manipulative suspect.

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In this episode, Ross talks to Johnny Grusing about his book, The Devil I Knew, Unmasking a Serial Killer. Johnny shares his personal and professional experiences working with the FBI, including his involvement in the Scott Kimball case. He discusses how Scott's manipulative tactics fooled even the FBI, and how his own life was affected by the case. Johnny also addresses listener questions, offering insights into the psychology of serial killers and the importance of recognizing warning signs. This conversation delves into the darker side of human nature and the complexities of the human psyche.

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In this episode, we're joined by Ginger Graham, co-owner of Ginger and Baker in Fort Collins, as she shares her insights on the state of the local restaurant industry. Ginger discusses the industry's current stressors, including escalating prices, labor pressures, and the impact of minimum wage increases. She also compares her experience to her mother's, highlighting the significant changes in regulations and costs since her mom started her own business. Ginger's candid conversation offers a glimpse into the challenges facing local restaurants and the importance of understanding the role of government mandates in the industry's struggles.

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In this episode, host Ross Kiminsky is joined by Jack Carr, a former Navy SEAL and best-selling author of fiction and nonfiction. They dive into Jack's new book, The Fourth Option, a crime thriller set in New Orleans. Jack shares the inspiration behind the book, which was sparked by his childhood love of Westerns and his desire to create a series that explores the complexities of human nature. They also discuss the writing process, collaboration, and the importance of taking risks in storytelling. With its unique blend of action, suspense, and Southern charm, The Fourth Option is a must-read for fans of crime thrillers and anyone looking for a gripping summer read.

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In this episode, Jack Carr, a former Navy SEAL and bestselling author, joins the conversation. They dive into Jack's new book, The Fourth Option, a crime thriller set in New Orleans, which marks a departure from his usual military-spy thriller genre. Jack shares the inspiration behind the book, drawing from his childhood love of Westerns and his experiences in the SEAL Teams. He also discusses the writing process, collaborating with co-author MP Woodward, and the challenges of balancing creative vision with the demands of a collaborative project.

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In this episode, we dive into a concerning case involving the Jefferson County school district in Colorado. Joining us is Dave Cortman, senior counsel at Alliance Defending Freedom, who's fighting for parental rights and transparency in education. We discuss a lawsuit that's making its way through the courts, highlighting the importance of honesty and communication between schools and parents. Dave shares the story of an 11-year-old girl who was unexpectedly roomed with a boy who identifies as a girl on a school field trip, and the subsequent fallout. This conversation sheds light on the need for clear policies and respect for parental rights.

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In this episode of the show, joined by Chris Nicholson, community policy lead at Open AI. They dive into the world of artificial intelligence and its impact on small businesses. Chris shares how AI can help entrepreneurs overcome common challenges, from marketing to bookkeeping, and how it's unlocking growth for many small business owners. They also discuss the benefits of using AI, including increased productivity and the creation of new jobs. With Chris's expertise and experience, this conversation provides valuable insights into the future of business and the role of AI in it.

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In this episode, Patrick De Haan, head of petroleum analysis at Gas Buddy, breaks down the latest trends in the oil and gas industry. He explains how the US has become a major exporter of refined products, and how this is affecting domestic prices. Patrick also dives into the jet fuel market, revealing why US airlines don't hedge against fuel prices, and how this is impacting airfare costs. He shares insights on the significant price increases in jet fuel and diesel, and discusses what it would take for prices to return to pre-war levels.

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In this episode, Denver Mayor Mike Johnston joins the conversation, discussing the city's stance on the federal government's lawsuit over the assault weapons ban. He shares his thoughts on the policy's constitutionality and the city's confidence in its 37-year-old law. The conversation also touches on the upcoming Democratic National Convention, with Mayor Johnston highlighting Denver's unique selling points, including its walkable downtown and accessible infrastructure. Additionally, the mayor addresses listener questions on topics like tiny homes for the homeless and dirt bikes on Federal Boulevard.

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