Madi Skahill is a journalist at 5280 Magazine. She covers a diverse range of topics including cultural movements, pop culture, and subcultures, with a particular focus on events and conferences that shape society. Madi's insightful writing has been featured in various publications, showcasing her passion for exploring the intersection of culture and community.
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Madi's articles focus on local news and events in Denver, Colorado. She often covers topics related to government & politics, house & home, sports, and entertainment news.
If you are reaching out to Madi Skahill with a pitch, consider offering insights or interviews related to the upcoming Denver mayoral election or any other local political developments. Additionally, pitches about new businesses or real estate trends in the Denver area could be of interest to her given her coverage of house & home topics.
Since she also covers sports and entertainment news, providing information about upcoming events and festivals in Denver would likely capture her attention as well.
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By: Sahale Greenwood
We talked climbing documentary filmmaking with Peter Mortimer, and he shared more about his latest projects.
By: Madi Skahill, Mark Antonation, Maren Horjus
Whether you're cheering on Joker and Co. or just a winning game-day special, these are the best Mile High City sports bars.
Plus, five ways to celebrate Star Wars Day in Denver now. In May 1999, anticipation for Star Wars: Episode I bordered on hysteria.
Most of the year, Senen “SLiM” Rodriguez is a local Christian radio host—but every year at Denver's Cinco de Mayo Festival, he lets the dogs out.
By: Alyssa Chutka
This year's race transforms the city into a rolling celebration, with lion dancers, drag queens, kayakers, live music, and, of course, thousands of runners moving through Denver's most iconic landmarks.
By: Jay Bouchard, Madi Skahill, Fiona Murphy
Denver's e-bike rebate program is back. Here, a guide to e-bike basics, as well as what you should know before investing in one.
By: Alyssa Chutka
For more than 150 years, the Diaz family has been riding, roping, and performing charrería, Mexico's national sport, across Colorado and the United States. By now, they have it by the horns.
Mike Cervi built a rodeo empire the likes of which Colorado had never seen. A year after his death, it's up to his sons to drive the family's business into the next generation.
Western culture has gone mainstream, but these four experiences offer a deeper connection to the traditions behind the trend.
Larry the Camel was a parade fixture, a nursing home regular, and one of Colorado's most beloved celebrities. One year after his death, his story still feels worth telling.
