Micah Richardson is a 16-year law enforcement veteran and SWAT commander.

Long before the badge, Micah was abused as a child — experiences that shaped his resolve and ultimately his calling to protect others.

Today, he leads Core Freedom Alliance- a unique organization equipping people with practical survival skills and real-world self-defense training. He also partners with the Life Spot safety app- a cutting-edge safety platform designed to respond to threats in churches and schools when every second counts. And in what little free time he has, Micah co-hosts The Daily Carry podcast- a popular show devoted to faith, freedom, and common sense.

In this episode of the GB DA Podcast, Micah shares what brought him to Colorado, lessons from law enforcement, and why he believes our state's future is at stake.

Let's meet Micah Richardson.

Bonus: Extended Video version on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DwPq_mp4EpQ

“And she said, I pulled the baby out and it looked like it had been dipped in a bucket of blood, but the baby was okay.”

That moment, recalled by Chief Deputy District Attorney Eva Wilson, came at the scene of one of the most haunting cases of her career: a triple homicide, a newborn found beside a murdered mother, and a suspected killer who ultimately walked free.

On this episode of the George Brauchler DA Podcast, Eva Wilson traces her remarkable journey—from growing up on a ranch in rural North Dakota to prosecuting some of the toughest and most emotionally charged cases in Colorado history. Over a 40-year career, she's seen justice prevail, justice denied, and even one unforgettable case where her own client was convicted—a verdict she calls one of the happiest days of her life.

Now, as she prepares to retire, Eva sits down for a final look back at the cases, the costs, and the calling.

I'm Tom Mustin.

Let's meet Eva Wilson.

Welcome to the George Brauchler DA Podcast. Today's guest is legendary investigative journalist Tony Kovaleski. Born in Michigan and raised in San Jose, he started college planning to be a dentist—but over 40 years later, he's earned more than 50 Emmy Awards, plus Murrow and duPont honors as a nationally known Investigative Journalist. Tony's reporting has changed laws and saved lives, including his documentary ‘33 Minutes to 34 Right,' which exposed dangerous ambulance delays at DIA. He's taken on powerful institutions, confronted officials on a golf course at Pebble Beach, and never backed down from tough questions. Off the clock, he's a lifelong Green Bay Packers fan and proud part-owner of the team. Today, Tony shares his advice for success in any career—and his plans for the future as he prepares to retire after a remarkable four-decade career.” Let's meet Tony Kovaleski.