In the first hour of today's edition of Ryan Schuiling Live, Ryan reacts live to the meltdown/breakup between Donald Trump and Elon Musk.

In the first hour of today's edition of Ryan Schuiling Live, Lora Thomas talks with Ryan about why Douglas County SHOULD NOT vote to become a home-rule county.

In the first hour of today's edition of Ryan Schuiling Live, George Teal talks with Ryan about why Douglas County SHOULD vote to become a home-rule county.

Long-time fan-favorite comedian Henry Cho appears on the program to promote his upcoming appearance on Friday at Paramount Theatre in Denver, Ryan and Kelly give away a pair of passes to see the show - and more tickets will be awarded throughout the week!

Danielle Jurinsky, Aurora City Council joins Ryan (in for Ross) to discuss the anti-Semitic firebombing attacks by a pro-Hamas radical in Boulder on Sunday. She provides her perspective as a member of the Jewish faith as well as a vocal advocate for deportations of criminal illegal aliens in Aurora - like Tren de Aragua gang members.

Also, 9 News anchor Kyle Clark once again singles out the councilwoman (while also misspelling her name in a post on X) for 'pouncing' on the story, or simply noticing that it's happening. We discuss this latest in a pattern of the local host targeting conservative women.

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Elizabeth Mitchell of The Daily Signal joins Ryan to discuss her latest article, 'Education Department to Launch Title IX Investigations to Mark Law’s Anniversary' on twin investigations being launched by Secretary Linda McMahon - one of which is focused right here in Colorado on JeffCo Public Schools pertaining to a trans-identifying biological male student allowed to stay in the same hotel room, and share a bed, with a biological female fellow student.

Education Department to Launch Pair of Title IX Investigations

Elizabeth Troutman Mitchell (@TheElizMitchell) / X

Jon Caldara filled in for Ryan on Monday, and re-joins the show Tuesday to reflect on the town he grew up in and currently resides in - Boulder, Colorado. What happened to this once halcyonic haven for open minds? What led to the terror attack that was perpetrated there and why was Boulder chosen by the attacker?

Rep. Jeff Crank (R, CO-5) joins Ryan with his reaction to the firebombing attacks on Pearl Street in Boulder this Sunday, and what the U.S. government should do in response to the anti-Semitic act of terror in our own backyard.

In the second hour of today's show, Jon Caldera reflects on Boulder's lack of tolerance.

Jon Caldera fills in for Ryan Schuiling. In the first hour, Caldera reacts to yesterday's terrorist attack in Boulder and talks about the government's response.

In what looks to be a sacrificial offering for the outraged parents of children in JeffCo Public Schools, the school board gave superintendent Tracy Dorland a vote of 'no confidence,' essentially ending her tenure in the post. Will this provide the necessary political cover for the board and district in the wake of numerous personnel scandals over the last calendar year?

Ryan muses at a Rockies event right in his wheelhouse - a 'Ryan Meetup' scheduled for Friday, June 20th designed to provide a 'safe space' from all fans named Ryan from being called 'Brian.'

Deborah Flora and Christian Toto join Ryan for Friday's installment of 'The Right Side of Hollywood,' beginning with a breakdown of Paul Reubens in his own words, with the documentary 'Pee Wee Herman as Himself.' Ryan reflects on his childhood memories of the 80s pop culture icon, as well as legal battles over indecent exposure and obscene materials found in his home.

Sex and the City is back, whether anyone wanted it or not, in the form of the series reboot 'And Just Like That,' along with the sex scene nobody wanted between Cynthia Nixon's character Miranda and Rosie O'Donnell playing a lesbian virgin nun named 'Mary.' One question: 'Why?'

Adam Carolla goes off on a rant about Trump's 'no tax on tips' policy within the 'Big, Beautiful Bill,' as both Deborah and Christian offer their thoughts on the culture of tipping and whether it's gone too far.


Plus, 'Friday Fool of the Week' nominees: James Comey, Michelle Obama, and Joy Behar.

Scott Jennings, CNN conservative commentator joins Ryan with his unique take on issues of the day, along with his upcoming new book 'A Revolution of Common Sense: How Donald Trump Stormed Washington and Fought for Western Civilization' due for release in December of this year.

https://www.amazon.com/Revolution-Common-Sense-Washington-Civilization/dp/0063472171