The Jeff and Bill Show

Recently Jeff and Bill discovered something missing.  Testosterone.  They got the T levels checked at Game Day Men's Health and are now receiving treatment.  Greg and Ampy Tyler from Game Day Men's Health in Cherry Creek are in studio and talk about the free test and why the clinic has ONLY 5-star reviews online.  You can get a free blood test to check your T levels and more plus 10% off your first three months when you schedule an appointment @ https://gamedayknus.com/

Colorado Democrats want to create a second path to freedom for prisoners.  George Brauchler, District Attorney for JD 23 joins Jeff and Bill to talk about the hidden dangers in the proposed legislation.  This will only impact habitual offenders with more than a 40-year sentence.   D.A. Brauchler also addresses the tragic story of an 11-year-old boy who allegedly killed his 5-year-old brother.  

Representatives Brandi Bradley and Regina English, joins Jeff and Bill to outline their second attempt to ensure anyone who rapes a child spends time behind bars.  Dr. English is a Democrat and does not understand the pushback from her party.  Then Colorado House Minority Leader, Jarvis Caldwell, joins Jeff and Bill to outline a proposed law that sets a time limit on law enforcement requests for evidence from social media sites.  

You can get season tickets to the Colorado Rockies for $199.00.  Interested?  There is a catch. You have to stand for the ENTIRE game.  Jeff, Bill, and Blake in the Newsroom discuss if they would by the tickets.  Are these tickets more for the young people whose knees and backs don't hurt?  

John Coleman, author of Good Money: Six Steps to Building a Financial Life with Purpose joins Jeff and Bill to talk about how chasing more money isn't the path to happiness or fulfillment.  It sounds counterintuitive to what we hear most of the time but John outlines how to rest your financial thinking and to set the right goals.  

Jeff and Bill are joined by Danielle Jurinsky, former Aurora City Council Member is live in studio.  She talks about losing her city council seat, her replacement, the direction of Aurora, and what's ahead. 

Colorado joins other states in opposition of placing ICE agents at polling places.  Would ICE help secure our elections or is this a solution searching for a problem?  Jeff, Bill, and callers discuss voter fraud and elections security.  What is the downside of ICE at the polling places?  

Gunnison police say no charges will be filed after a pit bull mix attacked and killed the 7-year-old son of the foster family.  Jeff and Bill ask should Pit Bulls and Mixes be banned?   A dog trainer and a woman who was attacked by a dog this weekend call in to share their stories.   

John Pritzlaff, of Podium Sports and friend or Warren Miller is in studio.  He shares stories growing up on the slopes and talks about where the industry is going.  Affordability is the biggest crisis and the reports are just starting to realize it.  Plus, John and Podium Sports and will give you 30% off anything in the store if you mention KNUS for a limited time.  

A State Board has put the break on Governor Jared Polis' plan to prevent soda purchases with SNAP Benefits.  Jeff, Bill, and callers debate the restriction.  Since taxpayers are covering the bill, how much say do we have in what is purchased?  What is the point of SNAP benefits?  Did you know seltzer is classified as a soda?  How does that work with the attempted restrictions? 

Colorado has the brilliant idea to spends between $7B to $14B on a train to connect Denver and Colorado Springs to the south part of the state.  Now they want you to help them name the train.  Jeff, Bill, and texts have the own name suggestions and outline why even before it takes its maiden voyage the train is already outdated.  

The Democrats will have to wait until next year to legalize prostitution because the support was not there in committee.  Jeff, Bill, and callers reflect on how out of touch you have to be to run a legal prostitution bill that would allow for neighborhood brothels.  But there is always next year.....

Denver restaurants say the wages for tipped employees are eating away their profits. Should Denver eliminate the minimum wage?  Jeff, Bill, and callers debate the concept of a minimum wage and the offsetting government programs set up to support workers.  Would we be bette3r off with no min. wage and no government support networks?  Have we tried this before? 

In a week the price of Crude Oil jumped 35% to over $100 a barrel.  Jeff, Bill, and callers debate how long this will last.  Trump administration says a week.  Do you feel it will be longer?  What about the reasons for the war, do you feel they are justified? 

Oil prices rose 35% last week, when will it stop?  Jeff, Bill, and callers debate the cause of the war in Iran and the outcomes.  Your gas prices are rising already, when will it stop.  Some say as soon as a week, are they right? 

After the McDonald's CEO went viral for an awkward taste test of their new burger, a lot more restaurants have released their own version. Local BBQ spot GQ BBQ founder Jason Ganahl drops his own video and joins the Jeff and Bill show.  

The Democrat Bill limited prices at event spaces in Colorado dies.  Rep. Matt Soper joins Jeff and Bill to explain why it failed.  Should you be able to bring food into stadiums and concerts?  What about the investment the vendors made to get the food inside?  Why do Colorado Dems feel this is the "affordability" thing people are complaining about?  

Congresswoman Lauren Boebert joins Jeff and Bill to outline a new bill she filed preventing federal tax money from paying or illegal immigrant health care.  How would it work?  Then it's a conversation of her bill that would have exposed a Congressional slush fund that pays for "complicated romantic situations" involving Congressional staff.  Why did that bill fail?  

Department of Homeland Security Kristi Noem is out, and Sen. Markwayne Mullin is the nominee.  Why did President Trump make the change yesterday?  Jeff, Bill, and callers grade Noem's performance at DHS and speculate about why the change was made now.  Fallout from the recent Congressional Hearings?  

Rub elbows with 6 local Mayors at the "Mayor's Pannel 2026" sponsored by the South Denver Metro Chamber of Commerce.  Heather Gallien, Director of Marketing and Communications, South Metro Denver Chamber joins Jeff and Bill to outline next Thursday's events.  You'll hear from six local mayors about the South Denver region plus get a chance to talk to them personally at the Happy Hour.  Link for more info below.  Then the conversation returns to the aims of the Iran war and then Jeff and Bill try the three new flavors of M&Ms, Peanut Butter Cinnamon, Lemon Meringue Pie, and Cherry Chocolate Cupcake.

Mayors' Panel 2026: Six Regional City Leaders Share Their Views