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Voices of Pueblo

“Voices of Pueblo: Digging Deeper” is a dynamic podcast from the Pueblo Star Journal hosted by Gregory Howell, Andy Koen, and Bree Pappan, along with local reporters and content creators from our diverse newsroom.

Podcast · By Pueblo Star Journal · English · US · Official site

Indexed episodes, last 90 days
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Sep 21, 2026
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Jul 11, 2026

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  1. Episode · Sep 21, 2026

    Bree on a Budget Business Spotlight on Serendipity Boutique in Pueblo (opens the original)

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    In this episode of Bree on a Budget, Bree Pappan introduces listeners to a special Business Spotlight on Serendipity Boutique, the city’s buy, sell and trade clothing boutique where affordability, sustainability and community come together on Union Avenue in Pueblo's historic shopping district. Serendipity Boutique is owned by three Pueblo-native sisters who took over the former Downtown Farmgirl in late 2025 and transformed it into a business inspired by their late mother’s love of clothing, re

  2. Episode · Sep 19, 2026

    State of Art | A Conversation with Steel Sculptor Eric McCue (opens the original)

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    In this episode of “State of Art,” host Bree Pappan sits down with Pueblo steel sculptor Eric McCue at the Pueblo Star Journal studios in downtown Pueblo, Colorado. Their conversation explores McCue’s artistic journey, creative process and enduring connection to the Pueblo community. McCue shares the story behind his commission to create the Vitruvian Man for the Leonardo da Vinci Museum. He discusses interpreting Leonardo da Vinci’s iconic study through sculpture and the experience of creating

  3. Episode · Aug 21, 2026

    Bringing It Home: Retreats, Bike the Bessemer and Jocelyn in the Wild (opens the original)

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    Where has Jocelyn been? In this episode of Soul Fresh Soul Clean, Jocelyn Martinez and Gregory Howell catch up after a busy month that has taken Jocelyn beyond Pueblo and into the growing world of retreat chef services. Jocelyn shares what life looks like behind the scenes as a retreat chef, from planning and sourcing to preparing meals and creating memorable food experiences for guests. But the journey does not end when the retreat is over. Jocelyn talks about bringing those experiences, ideas

  4. Episode · Jul 17, 2026

    Historic Places Living Stories: From Nuckolls Packing Company to Watertower Place (opens the original)

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    Watertower Place is one of the most ambitious historic preservation and adaptive reuse projects in Colorado, but bringing a century-old industrial landmark back to life is anything but straightforward. In this episode, Pueblo Star Journal Managing Editor Gregory Howell sits down with developer Ryan McWilliams for an in-depth conversation about the project's progress, the realities of restoring historic buildings, and why development paused following the COVID-19 pandemic. McWilliams explains how

  5. Episode · Jul 17, 2026

    Soul Fresh, Soul Clean: Aspen Acres Fire From Farm to Fireline (opens the original)

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    When disaster strikes, communities often discover their greatest strength is one another. In this episode of Soul Fresh, Soul Clean, host Jocelyn Martinez and co-host Gregory Howell reflect on the Aspen Acres Fire and the remarkable response from Pueblo and Southern Colorado. Jocelyn shares how SoulSmile Health & Wellness became a World Central Kitchen contractor, preparing meals for firefighters and evacuees, while offering a firsthand look at the resilience, compassion and determination she wi

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