There are many tools for and paths to finding your better you. Meditation is one such tool. The Boulderist talks with Rose Sposito about meditation, the Shambala movement, and her Focusing practice. Rose Sposito is a Boulder-area healer and teacher.

  Do you know someone who has an encyclopedic knowledge of a subject? Meet Briggs Gamblin, who was a behind-the-scenes political player in Colorado politics for many years. Briggs and Rich talk candidates and the big picture of Colorado politics.

Unaffiliated Voters? What the heck? The Boulderist brings on Paul Danish and Scout Ennis in the first of this series about the impact and challenges brought by the return of unaffiliated voting in Colorado primaries.

Politics schmaulitics. Scout Ennis is political maven, or maybe just a super savvy savant. Regardless, she is an accomplished political consultant at her firm, Statecraft, where she counsels Colorado state politicos.

We are all running on pot! According to this molecular biologist, our lives are determined by our body’s endocannabinoid activity from birth ’til death. Melamede explains why cannabis works so well to treat so many illnesses and helps restore balanced ...

Do you know any poets? Megan E. Freeman, a Boulder-area poet, talks with The Boulderist in this fun episode about her work and the Boulder-Denver poetry scene. Join us for some humor, some love, some insight and an abundance of joy. Links: Megan E.

Alzheimer’s and dementia are two of the biggest fears for many people. People not only fear the prospects of experiencing dementia themselves, but also watching their loved ones slip away because of the ravages of dementia. Dr.

Robert White’s book, Living an Extraordinary Life, is an amazing book that stands among the best of the personal development and self help book genres. We talk to Robert about personal empowerment, relationships, Robert’s life as an Aspenite,

Are you a good customer? Or are you a pain in the ass? Our guest groups his customers into three kinds of people: folks who live in Boulder, students, and folks who travel into Boulder for work or pleasure.

Imagine leaving behind a family and career to go to war in Afghanistan as a British Royal Marine, and then psychically cleansing yourself in order to return to that family and career with the aid of shamans and their Ayahuasca native medicine.