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ScottCast

ScottCast

By: Scott K. James
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 My name’s Scott James, and for forty years I’ve been yapping into Colorado’s ears—on the radio, in the community, behind a podium, and probably in your inbox - so you could say we’ve got history. I’ve worn a lot of hats: broadcaster, advocate, elected official, professional loudmouth, and friend. Now I’m cramming all that charm, wisdom, and unsolicited opinion into The Scott Cast - a no-holds-barred brain-dump of my thoughts on culture, society, spirituality, politics, and whatever else I think the world’s too dumb to understand without my help.© 2025 Scott K. James Christianity Political Science Politics & Government Spirituality
Episodes
  • Episode 92: What Charlie Kirk Meant

    Episode 92: What Charlie Kirk Meant
    Sep 17 2025
    After 11 months of silence, I return with Ep. 92 of the ScottCast: “What Charlie Kirk Meant” - faith, purpose, and voices of a new generation.
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    1 hr and 8 mins
  • Episode 91: Seaons change, so must we

    Episode 91: Seaons change, so must we
    Oct 14 2024
    The changing seasons remind us of God’s perfect timing in all things, both natural and national. As we face political shifts and cultural challenges, we must stand firm in truth. Trust in God’s control, knowing that He guides the rise and fall of nations according to His divine plan.
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    42 mins
  • Episode 90: Cigar Stories 9 – Fall

    Episode 90: Cigar Stories 9 – Fall
    Oct 7 2024
    It’s been too long since I recorded a ScottCast, but tonight felt right—cigar in hand, Manhattan by my side, and the last warmth of summer fading. There’s symbolism here, and I’ll unpack it in the podcast. Tune in for thoughts on faith, politics, and life’s shifting seasons.
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    32 mins
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