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Gary was the one in charge of getting the shows you watch on PBS12 on the air.. he is sorely missed!We are heartbroken to announce the passing of one of our own PBS12 family, Gary Fultz. Gary served PBS12 as a Master Control operator for nearly 10 years, he had a deep expertise in his field, a passion for our work, and carried such institutional knowledge with him. Gary wasn’t one for the limelight, often working behind the scenes, but he was an integral part of PBS12, and we are all grieving his loss.
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Love the opportunity to listen & learn from our Insiders each week. Even when the cameras stop rolling, the conversations often continue as was the case this week with Penfiekd, Krista, Erica & Patty.
PBS12us for this week’s Colorado Inside Out: it premiers tonight at 8 on PBS12 but you can catch the show anytime on the PBS12 website, YouTube, Spotify or Apple Podcasts.
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BIG Friday show after a BIG week! Colorado Inside Out premieres tonight at 8 on PBS12 but if you miss, catch anytime on pbs12.org or YouTube .. or listen to the podcast on Spotify or Apple!
We got you covered, Colorado.. talking about how the political shift in DC will affect our state, and we discuss other happenings of the past week. Thanks to Luige, Sage, Alton & Patty, our thoughtful & insightful Insider Panel.
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As soon as I wrapped up today’s video shoot at Women's Bean Project, I just had to make a batch of their delish oatmeal chocolate chip cookies!
Thanks to the women who made this mix (and all the other food mixes) and thanks to soon-to-be-graduates Bri, Christine & Espy for sharing your stories with me. I’m so impressed and inspired by each of you & wow’s by how the Women’s Bean Project is such a positive force in guiding Colorado women as they transform and better their lives.
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DYK: Our flagship public affairs program, Colorado Inside Out, has a new blog? Written by host Kyle Dyer you can catch up on the weekly news and read quick quotes and headlines from the panel discussion in case you miss the show. Check it out: pbs12.co/4hepNj0 Of course, you can stream anytime or listen to our podcast.
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We are ready for this week’s Colorado Inside Out.. so stay inside, stay warm and join us at 8 on PBS12 or check out our show streaming anytime on YouTube, Spotify or Apple Podcasts.
There is a lot going on outside Colorado these days but there’s still plenty going on inside Colorado to discuss as well.
Stay warm this weekend!
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I'm sad to see Comal Heritage Food Incubator closing next month... what an impact it has made on so many women, like Silvia Hernandez. I met Silvia in 2018 when Comal was operating in Denver's Taxi community. I was working on a story for Focus Points Family Resource Center which set up Comal to help develop food-based entrepreneurs among low-income women who came to CO as immigrants or refugees from countries like Iraq, Syria, Mexico, El Salvador, Syria, Ethiopia and Peru.
Silvia came to Colorado with her two children from Mexico. She didn't know anyone but she jumped at the opportunity to work at Comal where she perfected her moles and tamales. Between time in the Comal kitchen and micro-business classes offered through Focus Points, she moved on, successfully running her own restaurants and her catering business in Denver. Silvia isn't the only success story from Comal since it opened in 2016. The plan is to keep serving lunches through Valentine's Day in Rino Art Park (1950 35th St) and hopefully, Focus Points will be able to resurrect the food incubator and the opportunities it offers. The non-profit told Westword "we are actively seeking a like-minded operator to take over the space and continue a mission-driven culinary enterprise."
www.westword.com/restaurants/rinos-comal-heritage-food-incubator-closing-in-february-23072405
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We made it to Friday & gathered together today for a good talk! It was another trying news week with the SoCal fires & a busy one in CO with lots going on. Stay in on this cold night and we’ll fill you in on Colorado Inside Out!
Or.. check out the conversation between Adam Burg, Marianne Goodland, Eric Sondermann, Patty Calhoun & myself anytime on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, pbs12.org or YouTube!
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