On Mountain Time Radio Hour, I begin the show on a story about homelessness in Denver and the Front Range and the newly elected Mayor Michael Johnston's campaign promise to end homelessness in Denver by 2027. David Droll who for almost 15 years and over 700 Saturday's has reached out to the homeless in Houston with hot meals and hygiene kits and a mentoring touch.

In between painting the scenes that will be caught in a spoke of the news cycle, is a galvanizing original song by Richard Beattie. This week is The Dreamers. The idea that some men see the way things are and ask "Why!" Yet the Dreamers, see things the way they never were and ask "Why Not?"

An interlude from scene to song, from song to story of character study, on Mountain Time Radio Hour with author and journalist, Jonathan Eig on his book, King-A Life, on Dr. Martin Luther King, can be judged by "the content of character," and not by color, religion, or orientation of the condition of being human. The second part of this interview comes next time on Mountain Time.

The final segment of Mountain Time Radio Hour is our first "Let's get small" concert. This week with Kerrville, singer songwriter Aaron Lacombe, live in the studio.

Mountain Time Radio Hour is a cross between the News real scene, the music and lyrics of a well crafted orginal song, and a true story that builds us up at home, through our work and in community.

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