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| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 177 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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It’s one of our community’s great holiday traditions! City employees build an ice-skating rink in Acacia Park, providing the perfect excuse to visit downtown during the holiday season. Hear about what it takes to make it happen and then head to Acaci... more
Winter is on the way, and our city crews are ready! Find out how they prepare for snowstorms, which roads they clear first, and how you can help when the snow hits.
October is the time of year to highlight the incredible arts and culture in the Pikes Peak region. We have two guests to give background on Arts Month and the best ways to celebrate!
It’s one of the most beautiful drives in the world (if you ask us) and fall and winter are a great time to experience the Pikes Peak Highway. Hear from a local expert, who offers tips about how to enjoy the drive to the top of America’s Mountain.
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Love the guests and the topics covered. It's engaging and relavant and I love that. For the record, I was wasn't sure about the sound board, and still can't decide if its grown on me yet. Either way, keep up the good work guys!!
Great podcast, good topics and hosts, a perfect balance of serious and fun. Only complaint is the sound effects can be jarring. I typically listen to podcasts before bed and the blaring alarm noises come with little warning.
As city government goes, this is pretty good. It’s informative and entertaining. It’s nice to hear directly from some of the people who work in government. I hope you guys will take suggestions of topics and people we want to hear from.
Making government fun to listen to is no easy task, the hosts do a great achieving that goal as well as giving the listener great information about the city. As a former Colorado Springs resident, this is a great way to stay up to date while I’m away from home.
Love the podcast, it breaks down local government and personalizes the people who serve the city. Informative, isn’t just a PR scheme as it asks hardball questions, and the hosts even make government sound fun!
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Content focuses on local governance in Colorado Springs, featuring discussions with elected officials and city employees about community issues, initiatives, and local projects. Highlights include public safety, housing, infrastructure, community engagement, and recreational programs, often with an approachable and entertaining tone. Listeners can expect a blend of information and lightheartedness that makes government topics more relatable and engaging. Unique community-oriented initiatives such as neighborhood gatherings and recreation programs emphasize the city's commitment to enhancing the quality of life for residents. This makes it an attractive option for those who wish to stay informed about local matters while enjoying a more acce... more
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Recent guests on Behind the Springs include:
1. Mackenzie Carter
2. Henry Martin
3. Tom Lathrop
4. Alyssa Ault
5. Elizabeth Borders
6. Mary Rosanoff
7. Daniel Short
8. Amy Cox
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