Elder fraud and abuse happens and is under-reported. What can be done to help? This podcast has two focuses first, learn about the signs of abuse and strategies to avoid fraud and abuse. Second, learn about the concept and practice of Elder Shelter. Our guest is Colorado Springs Police Detective Chuck Szatkowski who is a…
Is Colorado Springs really doing anything? Is Colorado Springs active or reactive during the Coronavirus pandemic? Is the city setting up “best” case and “worst” case scenarios or modeling for future action? Do the local hospitals have enough equipment and materials on hand? Does the country have the manufacturing capability to produce the needed equipment…
Gary, Lyn and Dee discuss the hot topic of the day — Covid – 19. We’re doing our podcasting from our individual homes using a new software package. There are some technical issues and we’re trying to fix them. The quality may not be the same, but be patient with us. Are we going from…
Public gatherings are out of the question at least through April. Traditional ways of enjoying the arts are all out of play now. But across the country – and right here in the Pikes Peak Region – artists are finding creative ways to continue playing their important role in society.
In this episode we’re joined by Andy Vick, executive director, and Angela Seals, deputy director, of COPPeR – the Cultural Office of the Pikes Peak Region. They share what they know about the impact of the coronavirus shutdown on the arts community, how it’s adapting, what the Cultural Office is doing to help, and what area residents can do.