Colorado voters have some big constitutional questions in front of them.

In Episode 19, Jacob and Cody continue their breakdown of Colorado's 2026 statewide ballot measures, tackling three more amendments:

Amendment 84 — Mail Ballot Voter Identification
Amendment 85 — Plain Language Ballot Questions
Amendment 86 — Congressional Redistricting

What does each amendment actually change? How does the system work today? And what are the arguments on both sides?

We break through the legal language, discuss the potential consequences, and share our own perspectives along the way.

Know what you're voting on.

Ep. 18 | Capitalism: The Economics of Choice

Capitalism is ultimately about a simple question: Who gets to choose?

In this episode, Jacob and Cody discuss capitalism, individual agency, and why decentralized choice matters. Rather than a handful of people making economic decisions for millions, capitalism allows millions of people to make those decisions for themselves.

We trace the rise of modern capitalism alongside the protection of individual rights, then dig into interest rates, central banks, liquidity, and what borrowing might look like if rates were driven more directly by the market.

At its core, capitalism puts choice close to the individual. What happens when government moves that choice farther away? And what does that mean for creativity, innovation, beauty, and prosperity?

A conversation about economics—but even more about freedom, agency, and who gets to decide.

Ep. 17 | Colorado Ballot Guide: Amendments 81, 82 & 83

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Colorado voters have 14 statewide ballot issues to sort through this election, so we’re breaking them down a few at a time.

In Episode 17, Cody and Jacob tackle the first three:

Amendment 81 — Law Enforcement Reporting Requirements to Federal Authorities
Amendment 82 — Right to Natural Gas
Amendment 83 — Constitutional Right to Hunt and Fish

What would each amendment actually do? What are the arguments surrounding them? And ultimately, how are Cody and Jacob voting?

We walk through all three, discuss where we agree and disagree, and try to get beyond the campaign slogans to what voters are actually being asked to put into the Colorado Constitution.

Three down. Eleven to go. We’ll tackle the next three in a future episode