July 10, 2026: Mayor and chief of staff embrace compromise to move city forward; A spiritual labyrinth
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The episode discusses the mayor of Colorado Springs hiring his former opponent as chief of staff, along with topics of civility and service, and features a visit to a fire camp and a spiritual labyrinth.
The mayor of Colorado Springs, who’s independent, hired the Republican he beat as his chief of staff. Today, a conversation about civility, service and even and submission with Yemi Mobolade and Wayne Williams. Then, we visit a fire camp for the Aspen Acres fire near Pueblo. Plus, an adobe labyrinth by the state's oldest church in the San Luis Valley. And a living kidney donor proves you can have a normal life after giving the gift of life.
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