If you’re looking for sharp investigative journalism and dynamic, thought-provoking talk radio, Jimmy Sengenberger delivers. A seasoned Denver-based multimedia personality with a distinct Millennial edge, Jimmy blends deep reporting chops with a flair for engaging conversation.
He’s the twice-weekly investigative columnist for The Denver Gazette, where he digs into education scandals, political dysfunction, government accountability, and more. On the airwaves, Jimmy’s a trusted voice and go-to guest host on iHeart Radio’s legendary 850 KOA and 630 KHOW. His bylines span The Washington Examiner, Newsweek, The Federalist, MarketWatch, and beyond.
But that’s not all — Jimmy also spices things up as blues harmonica slinger known as “Jimmy Junior,” fronting the Denver-based Jimmy Junior Blues Band.
Nationally recognized as a rising conservative voice, Jimmy was named one of Western Journal’s “11 Up and Coming Young Conservatives You Should Know About,” a two-time Newsmax “Under 30 Leading Republican,” and one of ColoradoBiz Magazine’s “GenXYZ Top 50 Young Professionals.” In 2023, he earned the Independence Institute’s Vern Bickel Award for Grassroots Leadership.
It all started at Regis University with a student radio show called Seng Center and a stint as columnist-turned-editor for the campus newspaper, The Highlander. Since then, Jimmy has hosted a string of shows, including The Jimmy Sengenberger Show on 710 KNUS for over a decade, Business for Breakfast on the former 1690 KDMT, and Jimmy at the Crossroads webshow with The Washington Examiner. Wherever the platform, Jimmy brings curiosity, clarity — and a heckuva a lot of harmonica.
Whether you’re booking an engaging guest for your show or podcast, seeking hard-hitting perspective on Colorado news and politics, or looking for a dynamic speaker who will light up your next conference or event — Jimmy Sengenberger is your guy. Click here to contact Jimmy today.
