Ryan Schuiling Live

Famed impressionist and comedian Frank Caliendo is coming to Comedy Works South in the Landmark at Greenwood Village and joins Christian Toto and Ryan to share his stories behind the voices.

Among those impersonations he explores with the guys: John Madden, Morgan Freeman, John C. Reilly, Mark Ruffalo, Paul Giamatti, Seth Rogan, Patrick Mahomes, Joe Rogan, Donald Trump, Joe Biden, and Al Pacino. 

Frank Caliendo at Comedy Works South: FRI APR 17, SAT APR 18

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It's a '2A Tuesday' with Alicia Garcia, aka Boomstick Babe, dives into the world of gun rights and the latest bills making their way through the Colorado General Assembly. She breaks down the proposed legislation, including SB 26-043, which aims to regulate firearm barrels, and HB 26-1144, which prohibits 3D-printed firearms and components. Alicia shares her expertise and insights on the potential impact of these bills on gun owners and the community. With her signature passion and conviction, she encourages listeners to get involved and make their voices heard.

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Ashe Epp joins Ryan Schuling Live to discuss the latest news and current events. They dive into the Colorado Assembly, where a heated reaction to Trisha Calvarese's presence by Congresswoman Lauren Boebert made headlines. Ashe shares her thoughts on the incident and the implications of a candidate having the power to eject a journalist from an event. They also discuss the Colorado GOP's proposal to seek an emergency injunction to prevent unaffiliated voters from participating in the June primary election. Additionally, Ashe weighs in on the governor's race, with Victor Marx choosing not to participate in an upcoming forum featuring Representative Scott Bottoms and Senator Barb Kirkmeyer, along with former GOP contender - and now unaffiliated candidate - Greg Lopez.

Famed impressionist and comedian Frank Caliendo is coming to Comedy Works South in the Landmark at Greenwood Village and joins Christian Toto and Ryan to share his stories behind the voices.

Frank Caliendo at Comedy Works South: FRI APR 17, SAT APR 18

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Ryan welcomes in Mandy Connell as they dive into the Colorado gubernatorial primary, discussing the latest developments and controversies surrounding the candidates. They tackle Victor Marx's decision to decline a forum invitation, sparking debate about his campaign strategy and commitment to engaging with voters. The conversation also touches on Scott Bottoms' claims of a pedophile ring at the Colorado capitol and the implications for his campaign. Rep. Bottoms checks in himself as well, after producer Shannon Scott mishears Ryan saying 'Wadhams' as 'Bottoms.' So why not roll with both? Expert analysis from Dick Wadhams, a former chair of the Colorado Republican Party, rounds out this hour with a nuanced look at the complexities of Colorado politics.

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Darcy Schoening, former Colorado GOP Director of Special Initiatives and Natalie Tennant, founder of Never Surrender International dive into the recent GOP assembly in Pueblo, where chaos and controversy reigned. They share their firsthand experiences with the event's logistical issues, including long lines and credentialing problems. The conversation also touches on the leadership of Brita Horn, who's set to step down as chair, and the potential implications for the party's future. Darcy and Natalie discuss their thoughts on the assembly's outcome and the challenges facing the GOP in Colorado.

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Joe Oltmann joins the show to discuss his bid for Colorado's Republican Party chair position. Joe shares his thoughts on the recent Assembly in Pueblo, where he witnessed firsthand the party's dysfunction and lack of leadership. He talks about the need for a strong, mission-driven leader to turn things around and bring the party back on track. Joe also discusses his plan to revitalize the party, including building a strong team and getting stakeholders involved. With his business background and experience in leadership, Joe is confident he can make a positive impact and bring the party back to its former glory.

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Chris Rourke co-anchors for our weekly 'Weekend Recap' segment focused on the results of the 2026 GOP Assembly in Pueblo.

Senator Mark Baisley joins the show to discuss his bid for the U.S. Senate seat. He shares his experience at the Colorado Republican Assembly, where he emerged as the only name on the ballot. Mark talks about his plans to represent the Western Slope, which he believes has been neglected by state leaders. He also addresses the differences between himself and potential opponents, including John Hickenlooper and Julie Gonzalez. With a focus on practical solutions and common sense, Mark aims to bring a new perspective to the Senate.

Rep. Scott Bottoms (R-15) reflects on his successful bid to earn top-line designation on the 2026 GOP primary ballot in the governor's race, and forecasts what lies ahead for him with Sen. Barb Kirkmeyer (R-23) and Victor Marx as opponents on the ticket.

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Sheriff Steve Reams joins Ryan to share his experience at the Colorado Republican Assembly in Pueblo. They discuss the chaotic event, where attendees faced long lines, internet outages, and credentialing issues. The conversation touches on the lack of planning, the contrast between candidates Scott Bottoms and Victor Marx, and the implications for the upcoming primary election. Sheriff Reams also shares his thoughts on the Republican Party's current state and the importance of vetting candidates. This episode offers a behind-the-scenes look at the Assembly and its impact on the Colorado Republican Party.

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In this episode of the Right Side of Hollywood, Ryan is joined by comedian Jodee Calm (in for Deborah Flora) and Christian Toto to discuss the intersection of pop culture, entertainment, and politics in America. They dive into the phenomenon, described by Adam Carolla, of creating chaos and then seeking peace, using the example of Donald Trump's presidency. They also analyze the Democratic Party's approach to politics and the media's role in perpetuating the culture of grievance. The conversation touches on topics like free speech, victimhood, and the dangers of censorship, featuring a humorous take on the Canadian politician's quote about the 'ongoing genocide' of the 'MMIWG2SLGBTQQIA+' community.

Fool of the Week nominees: Canadian politician Leah Gazan, California First Lady Jennifer Siebel Newsom, NYC mayor Zohran Mamdani, Cyndi Lauper

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Ryan is joined by his good friend, and fellow foodie, Courtney O'Dell - a food and travel blogger found at 'Sweet C's Designs' on the web and socials. She discusses her recent trip to Armenia and they banter about burek recipes indigenous to the region.

Ryan also talks to Natalie Tenant, a strong supporter of the program, about her concerns with Adam Dorito's allegations and the importance of accountability in politics.

Representative Gabe Evans (R, CO-8) shares his thoughts on the recent military action in Iran and the importance of energy independence. They discuss the challenges of being a Republican in a blue state and the need to draw clear contrasts between the work done by Republicans and the chaos caused by Democrats. 

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