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In this interview Kenneth Hammond, Professor Emeritus of Psychology of the University of Colorado, remembers his Boulder life over the course of 60 years; recalling the physical aspects of Boulder when he first came here, the history of early businesses emphasizing agriculture and mining, and the outdoor activities of his family. Special interests for them were horses and the Boulder Pow Wow, which he describes. As a university professor he is able to discuss his memories of CU presidents, outstanding faculty and student body. He tells about the campus during the 1950s to the early '70s, the years of McCarthyism and student activism. He briefly summarizes his professional life in developing theory and research in the field of judgment and decision making.