WKRP Montrose

Well, here we are folks—another riveting episode of WKRP Montrose, where our local City Manager, William Bell, bravely (or foolishly?) faces the onslaught of public questions. And where did these questions come from, you ask? Social media, of course! That endless scroll of wisdom and well-thought-out debate... Watch as William, bless his heart, responds to everything from "Why are the potholes so big they qualify as swimming pools?" to "Can we get a Trader Joe's here already?" Not really but there were some incredibly interesting questions about Sanctuary Cities, Gentrification, and alledged misuse of public funds. Mr. Bell managed to tackle these important issues, and maybe, just maybe, you'll walk away a bit more appreciative of the chaos he deals with daily. (Or you’ll just post more questions for next time—equally likely.) If you've ever wondered what a City Manager does besides drink coffee and make difficult phone calls, this episode is your golden ticket. But don’t expect miracles—we’re in Montrose, not Oz. Give it a watch, and be sure to leave your very serious questions for next time in the comments. Because you know we’ll be back with more!----------------------Chapters0:00 Intro4:26 Becoming City Manager11:30 Low Hanging Fruit Salesman13:50 Call for Resignation15:30 Road Construction18:30 How to use a Roundabout22:10 Gentrification of North Montrose27:10 Urban Blight and Foot Traffic to Airport29:10 Mining in a Residential Zone34:19 Sanctuary City Homeless Squatting41:15 Main St Crosswalks and Speeding in Residential Areas45:00 What can we improve in Montrose to get people to stay 48:30 Lodging Tax51:20 Mismanagement of Funds55:00 City doesn't hand out Cash ---------------------

Ladies and gents, prepare yourselves for an extraordinary, mind-bending, tea-spilling episode of WKRP Montrose! This week, we’ve got none other than the magnificent Ty Gallenbeck—yes, that Ty Gallenbeck—bringing his up-close, in-your-face brand of magic that’ll leave you questioning reality itself. 🪄 But that’s not all, folks! Ty performs a trick so downright diabolical that it blows our very own Rob McGovern’s mind clean out of his head. Poof! Gone! And now we’re all left sitting here, scratching our heads and wondering: How did he do it? 🧐 We’re teasing the mystery, daring you to figure it out before the big reveal. So, put on your detective hats and try to crack the code—just don’t blame us if you’re left bewildered and flabbergasted. Tune in, if you dare...

Nickolas Paullus is, according to the bio in his debut novel, "a daddio first and foremost" but lots of people in Montrose know him from his time at Storm King Distilling where he manned the bar and whipped up incredible cocktails. But that is just the tip of his talent iceberg, so to speak. Nick is also a husband, a raconteur and now a novelist. He lives in Montrose with his family and "a gaggle of creatures." His debut novel, Wormwood, is out now. (edited)

Verity and the Rarities play a live performance at the WKRP Studio.

Joe Hendricks owner of elopetelluride.com shares stories of Elopement Weddings on the western slope. You might not guess the dangers one undertakes to shot an elopement wedding in the San Juan mountains. Joe even shares his uncanny ability to know whether or not the nuptials will last. If you miss this episode it would feel like a face planting on rock buried in the snow. Don't worry Joe will explain.