Podcast

Elizabeth Caven interviews Boo Dixon, founder of Ladies for Liberty. She shares what inspired her to start Ladies for Liberty, as well as her journey from managing family life to becoming actively involved in state and local politics, plus simple, realistic ways parents can stay informed, engaged, and impactful. 

In this week’s episode of the Advance Colorado Rundown, Miki Sedivy shares honest, practical advice for families navigating Colorado’s fentanyl crisis. Drawing from her own experience, she offers guidance on how parents can have difficult conversations with their children, and what we can do to protect the next generation.

The liberals’ attacks on TABOR – our Taxpayer’s Bill of Rights – never seem to end in Colorado. In this episode, Kristi Burton Brown breaks down some of the newest attacks and why the Left is pursuing them. 

Elizabeth Caven interviews Dr. Debora Scheffel about her report on leverage points that can fix the achievement gap in K-12 education. Dr. Scheffel is the Advance Fellow in Education Reform, and her reports present attainable solutions, practical ideas, and documented research on solving problems in the public education system.

Elizabeth Caven sits down with Senator John Carson from Douglas County to discuss the impacts of this year’s $850 million budget deficit, the never-ending attacks on TABOR, and what that means for funding priorities such as public safety. Senator Carson offers his insider perspective as a state senator and a member of the Senate Judiciary committee.

Elizabeth Caven interviews Julie Wright, the Founder of the Maddie Wright Foundation & Operations Director for the Colorado Coalition for Families Affected by Fentanyl. She shares her family’s story, the real-life impacts fentanyl is having across the state, and the policy changes she has spent years advocating for.