Once home to dinosaurs (fossils are still embedded in the rocks) and then the Ute tribe, Red Rocks has provided an unparalleled acoustic experience for both listeners and the many performers that have graced this famous concert venue for more than a century. Jersey Steve pilgrimages to Colorado to meet up with Don to examine its storied background and attend a Sting show. In the process, the team talks to the staff of Red Rocks, meets a man visiting from Eritrea, eats corn dogs and (thankfully) does not get hailed on.

Science has no conscience. However, humanity must consider the consequences of any action of discovery. This is never more true than today in modern computing -- specifically AI. The team discusses the ethical considerations of this brave new world with Marian Newsome, ethics expert and founder of "Ethical Tech Matters."

The depth of AI in terms of potential applications is unlimited. Today, the Don Sullivan Show welcomes Frederic Van Haren of HighFens Inc to discuss how some of those applications, specifically Speech Recognition, have advanced enormously over the past few years. Fredrick is a Silicon Valley pioneer and, as a founder of HighFens, understands the enormous value as well as the possible perils of AI. So, the team spends a little more time than usual with what is hopefully Frederic's first of many appearances on the show!

In the 1970s, it was considered science fiction that a single computer program could be responsible for comprehensive management of a major company's business systems and operations. However, in the early 1990s, the systems that would become known as Enterprise Resource Planning -- most prominently, SAP -- became commonplace throughout all industries. Don and Steve discuss the history and future of ERP with industry veteran and former US Marine Andre Kemp all the way from Melbourne, Australia.

Taking a turn towards the deeply human side of science, The Don Sullivan Show team welcomes Silicon Valley veteran systems engineer and architect Anoop Jalan to discuss his deeply personal journey through grief. This subject has been studied from the earliest days of human thought through the landmark steps explained by Dr. Elizabeth Kupler Ross. It is, however, very different when it's happening to you or a dear friend. Listen in to this amazingly courageous and profound story and be forever enlightened.

The variety of experiences you can have outdoors is limited only by the span of the earth itself and the limits of your resources and personal tolerances. Winter exploration not only challenges an individual's endurance, but also a person's openness to a world mostly lost to our ancestors. Don interviews renowned winter camping instructor Wayne Howell to discuss sleeping outdoors in the snow -- the merits of taking excursions in the colder months, how to stay safe, and gain brand new experiences.

Erwin Kollegger is an incredible human being by any measure, but listening to the stories of his adventures conquering the world's most ominous mountain peaks for 60 years is only exceeded by hearing about his future aspirations after 75 years of age. Don and Steve talk to Erwin about these unbelievable feats and the determination and humility required to overcome whatever mountains life throws your way. Remember, you heard it here first before they turn this story into a Hollywood movie!

When do we have enough security on our networks? Never. Jeff Francis, the network and security expert, is sought by companies all over Silicon Valley and the world to provide consulting and advice. Legend has it that when Jeff agrees to consult on a network problem and enters the room, the network just starts reflexively behaving. Genius has it perks and today the team talks with a genius about the current state of encryption.