Ryan Schuiling Live

DJ Summers from the Common Sense Institute joins the show to discuss the economic impact of a winning Rockies team on the state of Colorado. He and Ryan dive into a study that explores what it would mean for the local economy if the Rockies were a top-ranked team, drawing in out-of-state visitors and boosting downtown businesses. DJ shares the surprising numbers, including a potential increase in state GDP and new jobs, and discusses the multiplier effect of a winning team on the community. It's a fascinating look at the intersection of sports and economics.

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Representative Scott Bottoms joins RSL to address the recent controversy surrounding his gubernatorial campaign. Scott responds to Victor Marx's three-minute video, which he claims is full of lies and distortions. The conversation delves into Victor's alleged collusions with Candace Owens and the liberal media, as well as his questionable past, including claims of faking his DD-214 and stealing from a charity. Scott calls out Victor for his behavior, saying he's a con man and a liar. The discussion also touches on the importance of transparency and accountability in politics.

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It's a '2A Tuesday' with Alicia Garcia joining Ryan to reflect on 27 years since the Columbine High School massacre (April 20, 1999). Alicia shares her personal experience as a high school student in the area, discussing the events of that fateful day and the impact it had on her life. She also delves into the importance of mental health, parenting, and the role of societal values in shaping our children's behavior. Alicia's conversation with Ryan is a powerful exploration of the complexities surrounding gun violence and the need for a more holistic approach to addressing the issue. Also joining the program is Evan Todd, a Columbine survivor, who had one of the murderers hold a gun to his head on that fateful day and ask him why his life should be spared. He shares his harrowing account of what happened next and how he lived to tell the tale.

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It's another Ashe Tuesday with Ashe Epp discussing the high-profile case of Tina Peters, a Colorado clerk who's been at the center of a heated debate over election integrity. Peter Ticktin, Tina Peters' attorney, also joins the conversation, providing an update on the case and the latest developments. Ashe shares her insights on the case, including her recent appearance on Peter Boyles' show, where she debated the topic of election integrity with the legendary radio host. The discussion touches on the intersection of politics, law, and the pursuit of truth, as well as the state of the current 'radio wars' on the Denver airwaves regarding a particular individual candidate for governor.

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Rich Guggenheim joins the show live in-studio to discuss his run for the 25th district in the Colorado State Senate. Rich shares his experiences as a gay conservative and his fight against the Colorado Department of Agriculture's DEI policies. He talks about the disciplinary hearing he faced after speaking out against the department's use of federal grant dollars for DEI training. Rich also discusses his book, Escaping the Rainbow Plantation, and his views on the LGBTQ+ 'community,' including his criticism of the 'queer' label and his support for protecting sex-based rights.

Escaping the Rainbow Plantation - Rich Guggenheim

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Ryan examines the latest epic fail in the candidacy of Victor Marx, a GOP gubernatorial hopeful in Colorado. Ryan shares his thoughts on Marx's performance (or lack thereof) in a recent interview with Matt Mauro on Fox 31, highlighting the lack of substance and depth in Marx's answers. Ryan critiques Marx's reliance on symbolism and personality, contrasting it with the policy-driven approach of other candidates like RSL's Trisha Calvarese in her 4th Congressional District campaigns. He also discusses the importance of holding Marx accountable for his lack of qualifications and experience, and invites listeners to REALLY critically evaluate Marx's campaign.

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Ryan discusses the Colorado governor's race with Heidi Ganahl, the last Republican nominee for governor. They dive into the challenges of running a campaign against a well-funded opponent and the importance of being prepared for debates and interviews. Heidi shares her experience from her own gubernatorial campaign, highlighting the need for strong policy positions and the importance of being able to articulate them. Ryan also answers a caller question on the fundraising efforts of the current candidates, including Victor Marx, and the need for transparency in campaign finances.

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Dick Wadhams, former chair of the Colorado Republican Party, joins the show to discuss the state of the party and the upcoming elections. They dive into the recent op-ed by Dick, "Voters sour on Dems - as Republicans head for the cliff," and explore the implications of the Democratic Party's struggles in Colorado. Dick shares his thoughts on the Assembly process, the petitioning process, and the potential candidates for governor, including Barb Kirkmeyer, Scott Bottoms, and Victor Marx. They also discuss the merits of the assembly process vs. candidates petitioning onto the ballot with signatures, and which method Dick prefers.

This conversation offers a unique perspective on the Colorado Republican Party's challenges and opportunities - if only they could take advantage of them.

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Chris Rourke of Colorado Inside Out (PBS 12) joins Ryan to dive into the recent uptick in shootings in Denver, exploring whether it's a real increase or just more media coverage. They discuss the city's strict gun laws and how they may not be effective in preventing crime. Chris shares her thoughts on the proposed merger between NexStar and Tegna, and the potential impact on localism in journalism. The conversation also touches on the Republican governor's race, with Ryan offering to help moderate a debate between Victor Marx and Scott Bottoms.

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In this episode of The Right Side of Hollywood, Ryan once again explores the world of late-night talk shows with Deborah and Christian, discussing the differences between Johnny Carson and Jimmy Kimmel. They explore how Carson's approach to entertainment and politics set a high standard, and how Kimmel's recent comments about his job as a late-night host have sparked controversy. The conversation also touches on the importance of humility and self-awareness in public figures, and how the politicization of everything, including entertainment, is affecting our society.

Fool of the Week nominees: Tom Friedman (NY Times), Joy Behar (The View), President Trump

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