Aurora, Colorado Podcasts

Podcasts About Aurora, Colorado

PlayNext's Aurora shelf holds two shows. Both are filed under Business & Finance, and neither is a general-interest program about the city. One is a real estate investing podcast that says it runs Aurora-specific numbers; the other is a community morning show from Aurora, Illinois — a different city that shares the name. That is the whole of the shelf, and it is worth saying plainly: there is no local news podcast, no arts, sports, food or history show about Aurora, Colorado here. Two shows is a thin shelf by any measure, and one of the two is only nominally about the right place.

What Aurora is

Aurora is Colorado's third-largest city, sitting immediately east of Denver and sharing in Denver International Airport and the Anschutz Medical Campus. It is one of the more demographically diverse cities in the Mountain West, and it functions largely as a residential and employment counterweight to Denver rather than as a media market of its own. That is a plausible reason the podcast supply attached to its name is so small.

Real estate is the only Aurora-specific thread

Aurora Real Estate Investing & Real Estate Financial Planning™ Podcast, hosted by James Orr, is the one show that commits to Aurora, Colorado: real estate financial planning and modelling with numbers specific to the city, combined with more general syndicated recordings. About 170 episodes are in the feed, and the recent ones lean toward the general half. "Secrets to Improving Cash Flow", "Secrets to Low and Nothing Down Strategies" and "Secrets to BRRRR" are investing lessons that would apply in any metro; none of the recent episode titles names Aurora. Anyone arriving for granular local market analysis should expect to sift for it.

The other Aurora

Good Morning Aurora is a community-first morning program, and it is by far the larger of the two — roughly a thousand episodes in the feed, built on live conversation with local organizers, business owners, athletes and wellness guests. The catch is geography: it covers Aurora, Illinois. Episodes such as "Interview w/ Aurora Puerto Rican Cultural Council Queens of Aurora", "Aurora Connection (Conexión Aurora) | Interview w/ Mario Correa & Valeria Sanchez" and "Aurora Health Hustle w/ Special Guest Cassandra Green" are rooted in that city's civic and cultural life, not Colorado's.

Where to start

If the interest is Aurora, Colorado itself, James Orr's show is the only option, and it is best approached as a real estate education feed with local modelling attached rather than as a portrait of the city. If the name brought you here for the Illinois Aurora, Good Morning Aurora is a deep, genuinely local archive and the better listen of the two.