Radically Colorado

The Denver real estate market is in shambles, and the numbers are becoming impossible to ignore. Home values are falling, mortgage rates remain above 7%, first-time buyers are disappearing, and more Denver-area listings are failing to sell than successfully closing. In this episode of Radically Colorado, Derek Schulze and Kenny Sundlof break down what is actually happening across the Denver housin...

🚨 BREAKING! Denver Real Estate in SHAMBLES — TODAY The Denver housing market is getting harder to ignore. 🏠📉 Today, we're breaking down what is REALLY happening in Denver real estate — and the numbers tell a fascinating story. More homes are failing to sell, buyers are pulling back, and the market may be experiencing something very different from the classic “housing crash” narrative. 🔥 Here’s...

The Fed just raised rates for the first time in three years — and I don't think it hits who they think it hits. In this stream I break down why today's inflation is completely different from three years ago: back then cheap money and bidding wars sent prices surging, and first-time buyers hit a record 41% of the market. Today inflation is being driven by energy shocks from foreign conflict and by...

The Federal Reserve has raised rates for the first time in three years, but will higher borrowing costs actually address today’s inflation, or will they put even more pressure on working Americans and an already strained housing market? In this episode of Radically Colorado, Derek Schulze examines what the Fed’s policy shift could mean for mortgage rates, home prices, first-time buyers, short sale...

The Federal Reserve has raised rates, and the question nobody in Washington seems willing to answer is whether a rate hike can do anything about the kind of inflation we actually have. In this live episode of Radically Colorado, Derek Schulze and Kenny Sundlof break down what the Fed’s decision could mean for mortgage rates, first-time buyers, Denver home values and the broader economy. Headline i...

A six-minute cut from our live episode on the Federal Reserve's rate hike: who it actually hits. Derek Schulze and Kenny Sundlof go through the one lever the Fed has, why the banks end up on the right side of it twice, the buyers it prices out, and the sellers who have simply stopped selling. Headline inflation came in at 3.4% in August, but strip out food and energy and core inflation was 2.4% an...

A six-minute cut from our live episode on the Federal Reserve's rate hike: what it means for first-time buyers, and what a central bank is actually supposed to be for. Derek Schulze and Kenny Sundlof look at who can still afford to borrow at these rates, why investors are cleaning up while first-time buyers have collapsed as a share of the market, and where that leaves the idea of owning a home in...

Will artificial intelligence make life better for everyone, or is it building a future that leaves most people behind? In this live episode of Radically Colorado, Derek Schulze and Kenny Sundlof dig into one of the biggest questions of the decade — what AI actually means for jobs, wealth, the economy, and everyday life in Colorado and beyond. They talk through both sides of it: the case that AI co...

Is Morrison, Colorado America’s Weirdest Town? | History & Walking Tour Ghost stories, hidden mines, historic saloons, dinosaur discoveries, and a local named Jerry who takes our walking tour in a completely unexpected direction. Morrison, Colorado might be small, but its stories are anything but ordinary. Join Derek and Walker from Radically Colorado as we explore the town beside Red Rocks Am...

Thirty minutes from Denver, there's a town in the pines where the lake was built by a dam, Main Street has looked the same since the 1870s, and the whole thing feels like a secret. Welcome to Evergreen. Chapters 0:00 Teaser 0:44 Welcome to Evergreen 1:44 Why would you need to go any further? 6:54 The Benedict clubhouse hidden in the mountains 10:38 The lake that a dam built 12:52 Main Street since...

Sometimes you need to sit down and take lessons from your elders. Symbio Denver founder Derek Schulze sits down with Business Coach Bill Roth. Here they discuss how he's made it from working in a gym, to working on a football team before finding his route as a successful business coach. Listen to hear his most successful way build a brand! Derek & Symbio instagram - @urban.entrepreneur @symbio...

Denver just ranked #1 for falling home prices in America. Beating Tampa. Beating Seattle. Beating Phoenix. As a Colorado real estate agent pulling live MLS data every week, I'm seeing more homes cut their price than actually sell. Here's what is really going on and what you should do about it. In this episode we cover: Why Denver surpassed Tampa as the market with the fastest falling home...

**What It’s Like to Live in Belmar Lakewood Colorado | Hidden History**What’s it really like to live in Belmar in Lakewood, Colorado? In this video, we explore one of the most unique districts in the Denver metro. Belmar is known for walkability, shopping, restaurants, apartments, nightlife, and a modern downtown feel, but the land beneath it has a fascinating past tied to the Bonfils family, Vill...

We finally made it out to ride the Georgetown Loop Railroad… and not just any ride, the Easter Bunny train 🐰🚂In this episode we take you through what it’s actually like to ride the loop, from showing up in Georgetown to getting on the train, what the experience feels like in real time, and whether it’s actually worth doing. We brought Bodhi out for the Easter Bunny ride (which… went about how yo...

Cheesman Park in Denver, Colorado is often considered one of the most beautiful and desirable places in the city, surrounded by historic homes, skyline views, and some of the highest property values in the metro. But beneath the open green space lies a story that has led many to call it the most haunted park in America. Before it became a park, this land was Mount Prospect Cemetery, one of Denver’...

No One Knew Who Owned This Colorado Hotel… Until He Died | Louis Dupuy & the Hotel de Paris At the Hotel de Paris in Georgetown, Colorado, we sat down with historian Kevin Kuharic to unpack a story that sounds almost impossible. A man builds one of the most recognizable and refined hotels in a booming mining town during the silver and gold rush… interacts with people every day… becomes known i...