Greg Lopez, an unaffiliated candidate for governor, and his running mate, Taralyn Romero, join the show. They discuss their plans to bring a fresh perspective to the Colorado governor's office, tackling issues like government overreach and healthcare. Greg shares his experience as a former congressman and his vision for the state, while Taryln highlights her expertise in healthcare and her commitment to fighting for the people. The conversation touches on the importance of connecting with voters and the need for leadership that puts people over politics.

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In this '2A Tuesday' edition of RSL, Alicia Garcia and Ryan Schuling discuss the implementation of Senate Bill 25-003 (Semiautomatic Firearms & Rapid-Fire Devices), a highly restrictive gun bill that into law on August 1, sparking controversy in Colorado. Joining the conversation is Dan Coil, the Colorado Parks and Wildlife firearms safety program manager, who shares the ins and outs of enforcing the new program. From the three-part process to the *five fees* involved, Dan breaks down the details of the law and its potential impact on gun owners. Alicia and Ryan dive into the concerns surrounding the bill, joined by pro-2A Weld County Sheriff Steve Reams, including its potential to infringe on Second Amendment rights and create a financial burden for working class citizens.

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It's another 'Ashe Tuesday' edition of RSL, as Ashe Epp digs into the concerning story of Victor Marx, a self-proclaimed pastor who's been accused of manipulating and controlling individuals through his "retooling prayer" practice. Corby Hall, a former associate of Marx, shares his personal experience with the retooling prayer and the devastating consequences that followed. The conversation raises questions about the blurred lines between pastoral counseling and manipulation, and the potential misuse of power in spiritual leadership. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the intersection of faith, power, and accountability.

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Ashe and Ryan are joined by Corby Hall in studio to preview part three of an ongoing conversation about Victor Marx, a candidate running for Colorado's chief executive as governor. Ashe shares her concerns about Victor's behavior, citing similarities to cult leaders like David Koresh and Jim Jones and referring Marx's foreboding compound as 'Marxtown' (an allusion to 'Jonestown). Corby opens up about his personal experience with Victor, discussing the isolation and manipulation tactics he used. The conversation touches on Victor's lack of transparency and the importance of scrutinizing his claims. Ashe and Ryan explore the parallels between Victor's past and his current campaign, leaving listeners with more questions than answers.

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In this early prelude of Ashe Tuesday, featured co-host Ashe Epp joins Ryan in examining a disturbing story involving Victor Marx, a candidate with a questionable past. Ashe shares her concerns about Marx's claims, citing inconsistencies and fabrications throughout his campaign. The conversation takes a dark turn with the introduction of the "retooling prayer," a practice that raises red flags for Ashe based on her studies of religious history dating back to ancient times. She also discusses a contentious exchange between Representative Brandi Bradley and Chris Rourke, highlighting the need for accountability and transparency in politics. Ryan invites listeners to stay tuned for part two of his conversation with Corby Hall, where they'll explore the retooling prayer in more depth.

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Corby Hall shares his shocking experience with Victor Marx, a self-proclaimed spiritual advisor who claimed to help him overcome personal struggles. Corby reveals how Marx's methods, including a practice called the "retooling prayer," left him feeling traumatized and manipulated. He also reveals that Victor did not have the proper credentials to sign the marriage certificate for Corby and his wife, after officiating the ceremony in Las Vegas, something Ryan points out even an Elvis impersonator at a drive-thru wedding chapel is authorized to do there. 

Corby also discusses Marx's suspicious business dealings, including a failed attempt to sell his company to an Israeli defense group - which Victor denies was directly affiliated with the IDF (Israel Defense Forces) - and a request to export guns to Haiti. Corby's story raises questions about Marx's true intentions and the potential risks of getting involved with him.

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After his first sit-down interview with Candace Owens, Corby Hall (inventor of the foldable AR rifle known as 'Fold AR') joins Ryan for a Denver radio exclusive conversation to discuss assertions he has made regarding his dealings with Victor Marx on personal, spiritual, and professional levels. Corby shares his side of the story, revealing a complex web of events and relationships that led to his partnership with Victor. The conversation delves into the details of their agreement, the marketing efforts, and the alleged betrayal. With Corby's credible claims of a potential takeover of his business and Victor's accusations of Corby's psychological instability, this episode gets to the heart of the controversy surrounding the foldable AR rifle and its one-time high-profile endorser - Victor Marx himself.

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Congressman Jeff Crank joins the show to discuss his bill, the Armed Forces Carry Rights Protection Act, which aims to protect concealed carry rights on Department of War property. He shares personal anecdotes about the importance of Second Amendment rights for military personnel and responds to Denver Mayor Mike Johnston's stance on gun restrictions.

The conversation also touches on Victor Marx's gubernatorial campaign and his appearance on Fox News Sunday, as well as a heated debate between Representative Brandi Bradley (R-39) and Chris over the firing of Bradley's former legislative aide, Schumé Navarro, regarding workplace expectations and ethics. This follows Schumé's appearance with Chris and Ryan detailing the reasons given for her termination by Vanessa Reilly, chief clerk for the Colorado House of Representatives.

To top it off, minority leader Rep. Jarvis Caldwell (R-20) offers a rebuttal to Rep. Bradley's assertions that Navarro was unfairly dismissed from Brandi's staff.

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Ryan launches into the Colorado gubernatorial race, discussing the latest developments with Chris Rourke of Colorado Inside Out (PBS 12). They break down the recent candidate forum, analyzing the performances of Representative Scott Bottoms, Senator Barb Kirkmeyer, and Greg Lopez. Ryan shares his takeaways from the event, highlighting key policy points and crowd reactions. They also discuss the latest poll numbers, including Victor Marx's internal polling, and Ryan's thoughts on Marx's decision to skip the Denver Channel 7/Denver Post debate. With a mix of politics and humor, this episode provides a unique perspective on Colorado's election landscape.

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In this episode of The Right Side of Hollywood, Christian Toto and Deborah Flora dive into the world of 'The Devil Wears Prada,' discussing the film's sequel and its relevance two decades later. They're joined by Christian's thoughts on the movie's portrayal of journalism, fashion, and income inequality. The conversation also touches on the importance of separating art from the artist, with a nod to the recent controversy surrounding Mark Hamill's comments about President Trump. The hosts also discuss the K-shaped economy and the value of experience, featuring a humorous take on Starbucks' nine-dollar coffee.

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