“ You know, traditional Jewish learning is this relentless questioning. It’s this process of just asking and asking and asking. And, you know, we study so much of the wrong answers on purpose because through the wrong answers, we learn more about the truth.”
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#62: Showers For All with Jenn Kloeppel
“ And they would say, Jen, I can find food if I’m hungry. There are places I can go for food. I can find a shelter bed if I need it, but I haven’t had a shower in six months or eight months or nine months, and so the idea of having mobile trailers meant that we could go directly to people.”
#34 Jacob Lemanski: Creating a Supernatural World of Ants
“I let the ants do my dishes the last two years of my bike trip”
#29 Sara Moore: Exec. Dir. for Colorado Dragon Boat championing AAPI
“I’s really universal where people can come sit down, watch a film, whether it has subtitles or not, and really just have an emotional response to that film.”
#26 Bobby Gill: Holistic management methods to save the world
Through a lot of my life, I’ve always gone against the grain. Whether that’s through skydiving or ultra-running or ditching a very comfortable federal career.”
#24 Tylor Belshe: Marine Combat Veteran and homesteader
you have to have the courage to face down those things within you.”
#21 Michelle Jeske: City Librarian for Denver Public Libraries
“Libraries are all about sharing … well that’s our DNA. That’s what we do is share so we’re going to share with you too.”
#9 Nicky Dallek: Putting the logic back in politics
Given how divisive and tribal politics has become lately, we keep things on the positive side with Nicky explaining why the mission of Denver Young Democrats is so important and how they’re focused on making sure the young voters they attract are well informed before casting any ballots.
It Matters To Me Podcast 