Vincent Pugliese knew what he wanted to do when he was a kid: He wanted to become a famous sports photographer. By the time he was in his early 30s, he was winning top awards for his shots of famous football and hockey players, living a life on

Is your New Year's Resolution to Give Back?

Dec 22nd, 2017 53m 6s

2017 has been a tough year -- from hurricanes, floods, earthquakes, and fires, to political news. If you've been watching and wanting to make a difference, but you live a busy life or you're just not sure how to get involved, this episode is fo

Dafna Michaelson Jenet: Losing and finding yourself

Dec 13th, 2017 43m 58s

Author and Colorado State Representative Dafna Michaelson Jenet on learning how to accept and grow from the grief of miscarriage. Her book, "Peanut's Legacy," releases this week. This interview was recorded live at Setting the Stage, a women's

Tameka Montgomery on how to start over when your high-profile job ends

Nov 13th, 2017 53m 30s

Tameka Montgomery tended to the needs of the nation's 28 million small businesses as one of the Small Business Administration's top executives in the Obama administration. Her job, as Obama's hand-picked leader of the Office of Entrepreneu

You Can No Longer Ignore Your Calling:

Oct 27th, 2017 56m 53s

Denise Soler Cox seems like a force of nature -- bigger than life. But she hasn't always been this bold. More than 20 years ago, she had an idea to make a film about people like her -- the 16 million people in the U.S. who have at least one par

Episode 4: Gone to the dogs?

Oct 20th, 2017 38m 49s

William Loopesko had a great-paying job, a house in trendy Denver, and a girlfriend: the perfect Facebook life. But he hated going to work. One day, hiking with his dog, Clovis, he got an idea for a new company. His new purpose changed everythi

Gone to the dogs? Why entrepreneur William Loopesko gave up everything

Oct 20th, 2017 38m 49s

Episode 3: Humorist Debbie Scheer

Oct 13th, 2017 14m 49s

Debbie Scheer is a successful Denver humorist with a penchant for telling the truth about her life, no matter how raw. Edgy but warm, she catches audiences off guard and then they fall in love with her. On this third episode of One More Shot, s

Humorist Debbie Scheer: Finding light in our darkest moments

Oct 13th, 2017 14m 49s

Grace Estripeaut can teach you to meditate. And your CEO, too

Sep 28th, 2017 25m 20s

For years, Grace Estripeaut led a double life. There was her work, where she was a star corporate employee, known as the woman who could get things done. And then there was the rest of her life, the life she really wanted, devoted to mindfulnes

A school counselor stars in a Broadway-bound 1-woman show

Sep 28th, 2017 14m 23s

Kari Knutson is just like you and me. She's a school counselor, a mom of two, and the easiest person to talk to you've ever met. Eight years ago, she dreamed up an idea for a book of stories about her life, called "Ain't Never Met a Stranger."

Bonus

An introduction to One More Shot

Sep 28th, 2017 5m 59s

Here's a trailer to tell you all about what you can expect on One More Shot, the show that shows you how other people have reinvented their relationships, their careers, their creativity and their lives, so you can too. Going through a reinven