850 KOA radio host Jon Caldara, sitting in for morning man Mike Rosen, today interviewed Isaac Smith, the whistle-blower who leaked documents detailing the inner workings of the Colorado Democracy Alliance. Face The State first made those documents public in a series of reports last week. Smith addresses the authenticity of the documents and details his time as an intern at the now-defunct Bighorn Center.
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Follow this topic by RSSRosen, Mitchell offer post-election analysis
A Face the State Staff Report
November 17, 2008Coming off the most brutal election Republicans have seen in a generation, the Cato Institute's Dan Mitchell and Denver radio personality Mike Rosen didn't mince words as they spoke to a group of rising conservatives at a Denver event Friday.
Anti-46 spokeswoman's 'overprivileged' comments spark dialogue
A Face the State Staff Report
October 23, 2008Appearing on 850 KOA's Mike Rosen Show Tuesday, Melissa Hart, co-chair of the "No on 46" campaign, said that without race and gender preferences, schools would admit classes of "overprivileged" students who "all look the same."
CoDA whistleblower goes public on 850 KOA
October 9, 2008Radio roundup: Colorado Democracy Alliance
October 9, 2008It's been a busy two weeks here at Face The State, as Coloradans learn more about the complex network of liberal organizations operating under the direction of the secretive Colorado Democracy Alliance. Learn more about FTS's series on CoDA in radio interviews from 1310 KFKA, 850 KOA and 630 KHOW.
FTS on the Air: The changing face of journalism, on 850 KOA
13:31 minutes (5.53 MB)
Face The State managing editor Brad Jones sits down with 850 KOA's DNC week drive-time team Jon Caldara and Lois Melkonian to talk about the changing face of online journalism, the DNC's "blogger corps," and the political impact of sites like FTS. More >
Slideshow: A star-studded first night at the DNC
August 26, 2008
While star-struck Oprah Winfrey fans are busy scouring Cherry Creek North for the TV diva, political junkies were treated to their own parade of celebrities at the Pepsi Center, Monday night. Face The State's cameras spotted former Democrat presidential candidate John Kerry, comedian and U.S. Senate candidate Al Franken, New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson, and a gleeful Colorado Gov. Bill Ritter, plus a host of popular TV personalities.
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11/19: Grueskin, the sore loser
What to do when you lose at the ballot box? Sue the victor, of course!