A Podcast about current local political events in Aurora Colorado and how they mimic what's going on in cities and towns across America; their effect on the working class; what we are doing to change the system into something better for all of us; and what ordinary people can do in their own communities to follow our lead. All from the minds of local activists, nerds, and all-around weirdos, Juan Marcano, Kristin Mallory Westerberg, Aly DeWills-Marcano, Bryan Lindstrom, and Michael Westerberg.
This episode on Local Level Left, it’s all about poop . . . kind of. Our topic is public health in the US and our recent experiences in that system. Based on the current outbreak of explosive diarrhea causing bacteria, you know the poop jokes will be flowing. So, welcome back after a couple weeks off due to vacation and illness, and thanks for sticking around.
References:
https://journalofethics.ama-assn.org/article/health-equity-cuban-style/2021-03 (https://journalofethics.ama-assn.org/article/health-equity-cuban-style/2021-03)
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26 Jun 2026
Episode 19 - If We're Gonna Dream, Let's Dream Left
This episode on Local*Level*Left, we bring you a special episode directed at the Colorado June 30th Democratic Primary. If you are wondering who we’re voting for, this is the episode for you. We go through race by race down our ballots and shout out to our favorite candidates and bash on One Main Street as often as possible. Enjoy, and make sure to turn in your ballots to a drop box before 7:00pm on June 30, 2026.
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24 Jun 2026
Episode 18: Only You Can Prevent Alliterations
This episode on Local*Level*Left, we are talking about appointments made to seats in Colorado that should be elected but are not. We talk about the tension these appointments have caused, how crappy the Opportunity Caucus and One Main Street are (again), and why cascades of elected officials are bad.
References:
Public Transit Studies:
https://www.apta.com/advocacy/advocacy-resource-center/economic-impact-public-transit/ (https://www.apta.com/advocacy/advocacy-resource-center/economic-impact-public-transit/)
https://govfacts.org/housing-infrastructure/transportation/public-transportation-transit/the-case-for-investing-in-public-transit/ (https://govfacts.org/housing-infrastructure/transportation/public-transportation-transit/the-case-for-investing-in-public-transit/)
https://www.apta.com/advocacy/advocacy-resource-center/economic-impact-public-transit/ (https://www.apta.com/advocacy/advocacy-resource-center/economic-impact-public-transit/)
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