Ryan (Ry) Warner

Always

If one of you took the snow, please return it. I’ll count to 10. #Colorado

This is all mid-mod/Googie downtown :)

My father, 82, is doing just fine thank you

Also Palm Springs’ convention center is by the same architect as DIA’s terminal roof.

A timeline cleanse as I visit my hometown of Palm Springs, CA. Did I stop to lie down with Rock Hudson? Maaaaaybe.

Stick it to ‘em, Stidham

My fear is that there’s no event spectacularly un-American enough to cut through the tribalism. I pray that’s not true.

@mprnews.org

From my public radio colleagues at MPR— whom I recommend you read/follow:

www.mprnews.org/story/2026/0...

Precisely. River and King of May do it for me.

Nothing plunges me into a self-indulgent spelunking through the nostalgic caverns of my youth quite like the voice of Natalie Merchant.

And they’re just getting us to clean the planes now, right?

Also the new Hermes/United colab just dropped

I like when all the planes get a deep conditioning treatment before a trip

Once I’ve done all my games, I have nothing more to do than…

“Admire puzzle”

NYT’s use of “admire” here is admirable

Jan. 23, 2026: 'On Fire for God' with author Josiah Hesse | Colorado Public Radio % You can't go home again, as the saying goes. But Denver author Josiah Hesse did. He returned to Mason City, Iowa — with a journalistic lens— to better understand his evangelical upbringing, and the so...

A discussion of religious trauma, shame, family, unlivable wages… and The Music Man.

My interview with Denver author Josiah Hesse about his new book “On Fire For God,” recorded the Denver Press Club:

Why in fresh gay hell am I concealing the name of the bookshop? It’s West Side Books.

Hahaha. Not at all

Shhhhhh!

COMING SOON: The best-selling Colorado author Kali Fajardo-Anstine has penned an essay for us about a Denver bookstore that proved pivotal to her development as a reader and writer.

I can’t wait to share it with you.

Same! Let's put the fun in funeral

Is this a "died doing what he loved" sorta thing? Is that comforting?

I lost a close friend this week. The wittiest man I knew. Our guilty pleasure was Red Lobster. I went to drown my sorrows in Cheddar Bay and couldn’t resist getting the promotional margarita in a souvenir shaker.

Y’all, life is short.

Live. Laugh. Lobster.

Immigration officers assert sweeping power to enter homes without a judge's warrant, memo says An Immigration and Customs Enforcement memo obtained by The Associated Press reveals that the agency allows immigration officers to forcibly enter homes to make arrests without a judicial warrant.

“ICE officers are asserting sweeping power to forcibly enter people’s homes without a judge’s warrant, according to an internal memo obtained by AP, marking a sharp reversal of longstanding guidance meant to respect constitutional limits on government searches.”

Today I met a polio survivor. Carol Boigon, of Denver, spent most of her life concealing her history and her affected arm. Lately she’s become vocal as the US backs off longstanding vaccine policy.

Read/listen: www.cpr.org/2026/01/14/p...

Ha. Photo taken from the sidewalk as I prancercized by

As a zipperer, I have never felt so seen

This isn’t the global politics Model United Nations prepared me for.

You’ve been to paradise, but have you ever been to… you?