In the first hour of today's edition of the show, Ryan reacts to the news about the 16th Street Mall's big re-brand. Then, Darcy Schoening joins the show to explain how her nine-year-old now has less rights than trans people and why she insists on dead-naming and misgendering people.

Greg joins Ryan to promote and preview his new stand-up comedy special, "THE CHAMP" which will PREMIERE for FREE on NATE BARGATZE's "NATELAND" YOUTUBE CHANNEL on FRIDAY, MAY 16th.

The Champ | Greg Warren | Official Trailer

"The Champ" delivers a deep dive into the perils of poison ivy, the unexpected popularity of high school fishing teams, and his own (somewhat questionable) path to “champion” status.

Video on Vimeo (password: warren)

Greg will be dialing us for a pre-recorded interview in the Freedom 93.7 auxiliary control room.

Then, Rep. Gabe Evans (R, CO-8) joins Ryan to discuss state Rep. Shannon Bird (D-29) entering the Democratic primary in the 2026 race for his Congressional seat, joining former Rep. Yadira Caraveo. Also, the status of President Trump's 'big, beautiful bill' along with other matters before Congress will be discussed.

Governor Jared Polis appeared on The Ross Kaminsky Show to explain his signing of the final version of House Bill 25-1312, 'Legal Protections for Transgender Individuals.' Ryan believes the very title of the bill is a misleading misnomer, even with changes made through amendments to the language in the bill on 'deadnaming' and 'misgendering.' Erin Lee, mother of a daughter who experienced gender dysphoria after a similarly falsely labeled 'Art Club' afterschool LGBTQ club meeting, joins Ryan to offer a rebuttal to claims made by Polis in Tuesday's interview.

Then, Weston Imer has been an up-and-coming young voice in Colorado Republican politics, as a former RNC Youth Advisory Council Member and former staffer for the Colorado GOP. Now, he finds himself embroiled in a 'revenge porn' scandal and joins the show to provide his side of the story as President Trump signs the 'Take It Down Act' into law.

Ryan traces back to 2008, the definitive date when mainstream media abandoned all pretense of journalism and began openly rooting and echoing talking points of the Obama administration. This continued through much of the coverage surrounding Hillary Clinton during the 2016 election and almost entrirely through the Biden administration. 

John Morrison went on a deep dive to write the definitive biography on the 1990s R&B sensation 'Boyz II Men' - Boyz II Men 40th Anniversary Celebration: Unofficial & Unauthorized. He joins Ryan to preview the book, due for nationwide release on Tuesday, May 20.

Ryan travels back in time with you, providing the receipts on the grand conspiracy of silence surrounding President Joe Biden and hiding both his mental and physical health from the American public - which absolutely includes a mainstream media so obsessed with hatred for Trump, they were willing to do whatever it took to carry water and provide cover for Biden.

Both Biden's cognitive decline and cancer diagnosis were never uncovered by correspondents completely lacking any journalistic curiosity or integrity.

Jodee Calm is a concerned parent in JeffCo Public Schools, her son just graduated from high school. She is also a stand-up comedian and dedicated parental rights advocate who vehemently opposes the just-signed House Bill 25-1312. She joins Ryan with her take on the state of parents' rights in Colorado.

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John Fabbricatore is preparing for a new role in the Trump administration pertaining to border enforcement, as the district attorney in our own backyard (Amy Padden, 18th) cuts a sweetheart deal with a 15-year-old illegal alien who killed a 24-year-old woman (Kaitlyn Weaver) while driving 90 miles per hour in a 45 mph zone - without a license, uninsured, without permission to use his mother's vehicle.

Brigitte Gabriel on X: "A far left prosecutor let an unlicensed illegal immigrant teen off without any jailtime after a 90-mph crash killed an innocent 24-year-old woman on the way home from work in Colorado. This should enrage every single American citizen! https://t.co/sZfg9UM4m4" / X 

The motivation behind the soft sentence appears to be protecting the juvenile from ICE and possible deportation, but will it matter? Can ICE move deport the young man and his entire family to Colombia, regardless? WILL they?

Then, Gordon Chang joins Ryan to discuss US/China deal and impending repercussions.

In this edition of the weekly segment featuring Deborah Flora and Christian Toto in-studio with a conservative eye on the entertainment industry, focusing on a culture shift away from woke ideology in music, film, and television, the gang looks at Bruce Springsteen's Donald Trump comments and what the fallout could be.

George Brauchler, district attorney for the 23rd judicial district joins Ryan with a discouraging update on the 18th judicial district - which both he and John Kellner previously represented as prosecutors, before the new 23rd was carved out of it - under the leadership of Democrat Amy Padden.

Recent cases include soft sentencing for criminal illegal aliens, including a case where a 15-year-old alien, driving illegally, slammed into the vehicle of 24-year-old Kaitlyn Weaver - traveling 90 miles per hour in a 45 mph zone - a collision which would later kill the young woman. The young man was given probation and community service rather than facing any time behind bars.

Lindsay Datko, JeffCo Kids First joins Ryan with details on the latest examples of an epidemic of predatory school faculty and personnel in Colorado. Why does this keep happening? What is wrong with the vetting process for new hires?

Craig Clark is involved in a wrongful termination lawsuit against his former employer, Cherry Creek High School, after blowing the whistle on repeated unwanted sexual advances made by a fellow coach toward female student-athletes - including his daughter, Caroline. He maintains school administrators and staff turned against him following his reporting of the incidents, resulting in a retaliatory firing less than a month later.

Rep. Jeff Crank (R, CO-5) joins Ryan with an update from Capitol Hill on potential passage of President Trump's 'big, beautiful bill' through Congress, which will potentially include the largest federal income tax cut in American history.