Updated with original episodes every month, the Visit Aurora "Gateway To The Rockies Podcast" serves to amplify the voices of the influential people shaping the future of Aurora, Colorado, with a focus on business owners, community leaders, and those preserving history and moving culture forward. To be featured in an upcoming episode, please click here.
Hannah Cho is the passionate owner of Shin Myung Gwan, a staple of Aurora’s vibrant Havana Street dining scene. From her journey as a finance student to running one of the most beloved Korean BBQ spots in the region, Hannah shares how tradition, innovation, and community have shaped nearly 30 years of delicious success.
Danielle Lammon is a dedicated Author, publisher, community leader, and advocate for early childhood literacy, inclusion, and accessibility in Aurora. As the Program Director of Imagination Library Aurora, she helps children build a love for reading, and her work with the Rotary Club of Aurora has led to the city’s first Inclusive Playground and Sensory Garden.
From highlighting community voices to covering major events, Aurora TV plays a vital role in keeping residents and visitors informed and connected. Senior Producer Miranda Christian gives us insight into the city's official news and storytelling platform.
Change Please Coffee is a café that’s not just serving up great coffee, but also changing lives. From barista training to employment opportunities for individuals experiencing homelessness, Director of Impact Andy Magel shares how a simple cup of coffee can brew hope and transformation in our community.
3456 is a hub for Korean culture and K-Pop in Aurora. Founder Sean Choi shares how 3456 has become a cultural bridge in the community through events like the Lunar New Year celebration On Havana Street, KPOP Rockstar 2025, and the Ask A Korean Podcast.
Established in 1978 and featuring more than 70 volunteer musicians, the Aurora Symphony Orchestra has made classical music accessible to all in our community. Conductor and Artistic Director Jeremy Cuebas gives us insight into selecting repertoire, fostering youth engagement, and bringing classical music to new audiences in creative and engaging ways.
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