The Jeff and Bill Show

The Jeff And Bill! Show!!! Jan 30, 2026 - HR 4

Broadcasting live from the South Metro Denver Chamber’s 2026 Economic Forecast Breakfast, The Jeff and Bill Show wraps up the day with a wide-ranging conversation on business optimism, government regulation, and Colorado’s political direction.

Jeff and Bill highlight why Douglas County continues to outperform much of the state, even as business leaders warn that overregulation, rising costs, and legislative uncertainty threaten long-term growth. Chamber leadership explains how behind-the-scenes lobbying and policy work help blunt the impact of bad bills coming out of the Capitol.

The hour also tackles education costs, unionization efforts at the University of Colorado, state budget pressures, and whether lawmakers are making life easier—or harder—for Colorado families and employers. Optimism is real, but so are the challenges.

The Jeff And Bill! Show!!! Jan 30, 2026 - HR 3

Broadcasting live from the South Metro Denver Chamber’s 2026 Economic Forecast Breakfast, The Jeff and Bill Show highlights some of the most unexpected innovation happening in Colorado right now.

The hour features a deep dive with Farmbox Foods, a Colorado-based company turning 40-foot shipping containers into self-contained farms capable of producing vegetables, mushrooms, and even livestock feed year-round—using less water, fewer resources, and no traditional farmland. From drought resilience to supply-chain independence, it’s a new model for food security.

Later, the conversation shifts to workforce development and aerospace as leaders from Arapahoe Community College explain how Colorado is training skilled technicians—not just engineers—to support the state’s growing space and advanced manufacturing industries. From food to space, this episode shows how innovation and practicality are shaping Colorado’s economic future.

The Jeff And Bill! Show! ! Jan 30, 2026 - HR 2

Broadcasting live from the South Metro Denver Chamber’s 2026 Economic Forecast Breakfast, The Jeff and Bill Show digs into the real economic pressures facing Colorado—starting with healthcare, education, and workforce readiness.

The hour features an eye-opening conversation with Travis Bockinsted of Pinnacle Advanced Primary Care, breaking down how a $26,000 ER bill for an anxiety attack exposed a broken system—and how direct primary care offers a free-market alternative that actually lowers costs for families and small businesses.

The discussion continues with education leaders and advocates highlighting school choice, post-pandemic student outcomes, and why Douglas County’s data-driven approach is outperforming the rest of the metro area. From medical debt to workforce pipelines, this episode connects the dots between policy, economics, and everyday life in Colorado.

Open lines. Real conversations. Real consequences.

The Jeff and Bill Show!! Jan 30, 2026 - HR 1

Broadcasting live from the South Metro Denver Chamber’s 2026 Economic Forecast Breakfast, The Jeff and Bill Show dives straight into Colorado’s economic outlook, rising grocery prices, state budget pressures, and why some parts of the metro area are weathering the storm better than others.

Jeff and Bill break down school closures tied to the “ICE Out” protests, restaurants shutting their doors in solidarity, and the growing frustration from parents and small businesses caught in the middle. Is this civic engagement—or political activism disrupting everyday life?

Plus: a lighter moment with Bill’s discovery of his “dream job” at the city dump, followed by a sharp back-and-forth on immigration enforcement, public education, and whether protests like these help—or backfire.

Open lines. Real calls. No filter.

Steffan Tubbs is Back and Looking for Agents!  In his role with the Rocky Mountain Division of the Drug Enforcement Administration, Stef shares how you can train like an agent.  The next DEA Citizen Academy is in March.  Do you want to go?  Listen for the info.  

Colorado State Senator Lynda Zamora Wilson joins Jeff and Bill to outline the Democrats plan to expand Red Flag Laws.  Who will now be able to raise the "Red Flag"?  Does this change the process?  

Trump Accounts: $1000 for kids born from 2026 to 2028?  Do you know someone who will take advantage of the opportunity?  Jeff, Bill, and callers debate the effectiveness of the investment accounts.  Why are we using tax dollars?  Should they be accounts in the stock market or T-Bills?  What is the impact of funneling $3.5B a year of tax dollars into the stock market?

Why did the Superintendent step down and retire? Molly Lamar, a Cherry Creek Mom joins Jeff and Bill to outline concerns she and other parents have had.  Bill has friends and family members working in the district.  What has he heard?

During the performance of Shrek the Musical at the Pace Center in Parker, Pride Flags are used in one musical number.  Is this politics or indoctrination?  Is it Free Speech and artistic expression?  Would you ask for a refund if you were in the audience?  Jeff and Bill welcome Kelly McAllister, the director of Shrek the Musical and co-leader of Sasquatch Productions to explain the controversy and the reactions. 

Continuing the discussion from last hour, Jeff, Bill, and callers discuss the Pride Flags used during a song in the performance of Shrek in Parker.  Do you see this as a form of indoctrination or a message of inclusion?  

Colorado lawmaker Brandi Bradley joins Jeff and Bill to share the transgender rights bill that lost last session is back for another shot at becoming law.  What does this say about the priorities of the Democrats in Colorado?  How long would it take you to create a list of things that might be more important to voters? 

The National Western Stock Show sets an attendance record while the PRCA and Pro Rodio Hall of Fame is moving to Wyoming.  We win some and we lose some.  Jeff, Bill, and callers discuss the impact of record Stack Show crowds and the loss of the PRCA.  What does this say about the direction of Colorado Springs specifically?

President Trump says he has had productive conversations with both Minnesota Governor Walz and the mayor of Minneapolis.  Jeff, Bill, and callers debate what can happen next.  Jeff highlights the uncovered Signal chats between protestors and asks if they were they paid to cause violence?

Jeff, Bill, and callers discuss the change in ICE leadership in Minnesota.  Will this lower the temperature in the state and city?  Are the protestors paid insurrectionists?  

Michael Dougherty, D.A. for the 20th JD and candidate for Attorney General joins Jeff and Bill.  Michael outlines his background and approach to the law.  He outlines why Public Safety is a primary focus of his and what he would have done differently compared to current A.G. Phil Weiser.  

Do the Broncos, Nuggets, Avs, and Rockies know what stuff costs in the rest of the city?  Jeff and Bill, and callers discuss Colorado Democrats idea to control pricing at stadiums, airports and anywhere there is a captive audience.  BUT as always, the devil is in the details.  

Jeff, Bill, and callers debate the shooting last weekend in Minneapolis.  Was ICE reacting to out-of-control protestors? Or was a lawful gun owner, who never touched his weapon, shot in broad daylight?  What do you see?

John Case, Tina Peters' lawyer is in studio to talk about his recent presentation before the appellate court.  What are the issues with Peters' sentence?  Jeff, Bill, and John discuss the recent assault and possibility of parole for the former Mesa County Clerk and Recorder.   

Colorado State Senator, Vice C hair of the Joint Budget Committee, and Candidate for State Treasurer, Jeff Bridges is in studio.  Jeff, and Bill ask about the budget shortfall, TABOR Reform, Educational Funding, and more.  

Jeff, Bill, Blake and callers react to the Broncos loss and the frigid temps. Then it's a conversation about the most recent Minnesota shooting.  What did you see?  A violent protester interfering with ICE operations?  Or a peaceful protestor that was shot by ICE after trying to help a protestor that had been pushed to the ground?