Ryan Schuiling Live

In our Weekend Recap with Chris Rourke, we are joined by Dan Gates, executive director of Coloradans for Responsible Wildlife Management. They dive into the recent controversy surrounding two Colorado Parks and Wildlife commissioners who resigned amid debate over the future of wildlife management. Dan shares his insights on the situation, discussing the importance of diversity on the commission and the need for a balanced approach to wildlife management. They also touch on the impact of human population growth on wildlife resources and the importance of finding solutions that benefit both people and the environment.

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President Trump shares his thoughts on the recent assassination attempt at the White House Correspondence Dinner in a hastily called press conference on Saturday night. He reflects on the bravery of the Secret Service and the swift response to the incident. The President also addresses the question of why he's been a target for so long, citing his impact on the country and the fact that "when you're impactful, they go after you." He emphasizes the importance of not letting threats deter him from his mission to make America great. The conversation also touches on the topic of political violence and the President's commitment to keeping the country safe.

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In this episode of The Right Side of Hollywood, Ryan joined by usual suspects Deborah Flora and Christian Toto to discuss the intersection of pop culture, entertainment, and politics. They approach the 'very fine people' hoax surrounding President Trump's comments on the Charlottesville rally, and how it was used to fuel a narrative about white supremacy in the mainstream media. The conversation also touches on the Southern Poverty Law Center's questionable methods and the media's role in perpetuating a false narrative. The hosts also discuss the importance of critical thinking and the need to question the information we consume.

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Ryan provides listeners with rhetorical ammunition to combat liberal friends and family members who continue to spread the 'very fine people' hoax in the wake of bombshell revelations about the Southern Poverty Law Center funding the so-called hate groups it claimed to fight against.

Ryan also discusses the recent Colorado Republican Party chair debate with Gillian Smith, president of Women of Weld. They dive into the event's highlights, including the candidates' stances on key issues and the importance of getting out the vote. Gillian shares her thoughts on the challenges facing the party, from navigating the media landscape to building unity among party members. Ryan also shares some behind-the-scenes drama from the event, including a surprise lawsuit and a tense encounter with a former friend turned harasser.

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Ryan explores the topic of white supremacy as the so-called 'top terrorist threat' in the United States, according to myriad prominent Democrats, and the Southern Poverty Law Center's role in perpetuating a hoax driving that narrative. He discusses the Charlottesville rally, President Trump's comments, and the media's portrayal of the event. Ryan also touches on the January 6th insurrection and the FBI's involvement. He questions the narrative surrounding these events and encourages listeners to do their own research. Additionally, Ryan shares his thoughts on the importance of nuance and context in understanding complex issues.

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In this episode of 'Thursdays with Trisha,' Trisha Calvarese makes her regular appearance on RSL to discuss her experiences as a candidate in the 4th Congressional District as it pertains to radio and television opportunities like on Ryan's show and in a Fox 31 interview with Matt Mauro. We open with her answer from that interview earlier in the election cycle discussing insights on what she learned from her previous campaign and how she attempted to refine her approach for the next election. She also dives into her thoughts on earned media, self-deprecation, and how to effectively communicate with voters. Additionally, Trisha and Ryan review the answers she delivers from that televised appearance with her views on key issues like immigration, AI regulation, and the importance of being a genuine and authentic leader. The two compare and contrast how she handled the spotlight under direct questioning by Mauro with the, shall we say 'limited,' responses from GOP gubernatorial candidate Victor Marx.

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David Willson, a Republican candidate for Attorney General, joins the show. David shares his background as a retired Army judge and his experience representing Tina Peters in her high-profile case. He discusses the importance of taking a middle ground approach to red flag laws and his views on the handling of the Club Q case. David also talks about his campaign and how he's connecting with voters through town halls and online engagement. With a focus on fixing problems and moving on, David's message is one of change and accountability.

Ashe Epp ('Ashe Tuesday' on RSL) checks in with an update on the continuing quest for freedom by Tina Peters, as her legal team moves to have Judge Michael Barrett removed from the re-sentencing process after the Colorado Court of Appeals ruled his original sentence was tinged with political overtones.

Also, Trisha Calvarese arrives a bit early to join in the conversation with Jonathan Flora - husband of The Right Side of Hollywood's Deborah Flora - to discuss their experiences in the sphere of Colorado politics as both a female candidate and the husband of a female candidate, respectively.

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Greg Lopez, an unaffiliated candidate for governor, joins the show to discuss his campaign and the state of Colorado politics. Greg shares his thoughts on the importance of executive experience, his plans to connect with voters across the state, and how he differentiates himself from other candidates. He also addresses the recent controversy surrounding the Republican Party's attempt to prevent unaffiliated voters from participating in the primary. With his background as a former mayor and congressman, Greg brings a unique perspective to the conversation, and his passion for serving the people of Colorado shines through.

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We're diving into a major controversy in Colorado politics on this episode of RSL. Representative Scott Bottoms shares some bombshell claims, including a potential journalistic breach by Ben Markus of Colorado Public Radio. We'll explore the implications of this alleged breach and what it means for the integrity of the media. Plus, we're discussing the story of Victor Marx, a candidate who's making some outlandish claims about his past. We'll examine the cognitive bias that might be at play and why people are so eager to believe in this hero narrative.

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Jimmy Sengenberger joins Ryan to discuss the state of Colorado politics. They dive into Governor Jared Polis's record, labeling him as "anti-business" and criticizing his approach to taxation. Jimmy shares his frustration with Polis's tendency to pay lip service to tax cuts while not actually putting forward legislation to make it happen. They also discuss the state of the Colorado GOP, with Jimmy expressing concerns about the party's ineffectiveness and the potential for a "one-party rule" in the state. The conversation also touches on the upcoming GOP debate and the importance of finding a balance in Colorado politics.

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