Ryan Schuiling Live

This mini-episode of RSL is a poignant reflection on the life and legacy of Claude Lemieux, a former Colorado Avalanche player who passed away at the age of 60. The conversation touches on Lemieux's infamous hit on Kris Draper of the Detroit Red Wings during the 1996 Western Conference Final, which sent shockwaves throughout the hockey world. Ryan shares a personal anecdote about the incident and its impact on the city of Detroit.

Ryan hints at further examination over the complexities of Lemieux's life, including his reconciliation with the Red Wings community years after the infamous hit. Ryan also discusses the importance of perspective and empathy in understanding the actions of others. With a mix of nostalgia and introspection, this episode explores the nuances of sports, community, and personal growth.

As the conversation unfolds, Ryan shares a personal connection to the Red Wings and their rivalry with the Avalanche. The discussion highlights the enduring impact of Lemieux's actions on the hockey world and the people involved. With a mix of humor and sincerity, the speaker invites listeners to join the conversation and share their thoughts on the topic.

Tune in to hear a preview of the full conversation and join the discussion on the complexities of sports, community, and personal growth. Listen to RSL for a thought-provoking exploration of the human side of sports and the people who make them.

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Corby Hall, a former associate of Marx who has experienced the so-called retooling prayer first-hand, gives his account of events with the All Things Possible founder and flatly denies allegations of an assassination plot against Victor. He provides a full reaction to Marx's disastrous interview with Kyle Clark of 9 News, in this exclusive conversation with Ryan.

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This week on Thursdays with Trisha, we're diving into the world of Colorado politics with a lively discussion about the recent gubernatorial debate. The conversation starts with a recap of the debate, where Representative Scott Bottoms faced tough questions from Michael Brown and Senator Barb Kirkmeyer stopped short of saying there was 'corruption' at the state capitol. Trisha shares her observations on the debate, highlighting the combative nature of the moderators and the candidates' responses.

The discussion delves into the topic of water rights, with Trisha asking Representative Bottoms about his stance on the issue. He explains that owning water rights is a property rights issue, and that people can own water rights, but when they sell it, it goes back to the state or a municipality. Trisha also touches on the topic of data centers, which are becoming a significant issue in Colorado. She asks Representative Bottoms about his thoughts on property rights, water rights, deregulation, and data centers, and he responds by highlighting the benefits of data centers and the need to guide them in a way that benefits the people of Colorado.

The conversation also covers the topic of corruption in the state government, with Senator Kirkmeyer sharing her thoughts on the issue with Ryan. She defines corruption as intentionally and knowingly doing something wrong and breaking the law, and agrees with Representative Bottoms that giving a person a grant or contract in exchange for silence is corruption. However, she stops short of calling the state government corrupt, citing mismanagement as a more accurate term.

Trisha also calls the calamitous interview Victor Marx gave to Kyle Clark 'a missed opportunity' to shift and shape the narrative on policy, and instead allowing the focus to be on the GOP gubernatorial candidate's shady and checkered past.

This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in Colorado politics and the upcoming gubernatorial election. Join Trisha and Ryan as they break down the key points and shares their insights on the debate. Listen to the full episode to hear more about the candidates' stances on water rights, data centers, and corruption, and to get a better understanding of the issues at play in this election.

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In a shocking turn of events, a recent interview with Victor Marx has left many questioning the validity of his claims. The Colorado gubernatorial candidate's boasts about his past experiences, including rescuing thousands of women and children, have been met with skepticism by journalist Kyle Clark. As the conversation unfolded, Marx's responses raised more questions than answers, leaving listeners wondering what's fact and what's fiction.

This episode of RSL features long-time political consultant Dick Wadhams diving into the details of Marx's interview with Kyle Clark, where he was pressed for proof and specifics about his claims. The discussion touches on the importance of verifying a candidate's story, especially when it comes to sensitive topics like violence and rescue missions. The conversation also explores the implications of Marx's claims on the Colorado gubernatorial race and the potential consequences for the Republican party.

Key points from the episode include Marx's claims of rescuing over 45,000 women and children, which he later disputed, and his boasts about calling in a US military air strike - as a civilian - that killed 70 ISIS fighters. When asked by Clark how many people he has killed as an adult, Marx replies 'Does it matter?' The discussion also highlights the importance of fact-checking and verifying a candidate's story, particularly when it comes to sensitive topics.

If you're interested in learning more about this explosive interview and the implications it has on the Colorado gubernatorial race, tune in to this episode of RSL. Join Ryan and his guest, Dick Wadhams, as they break down the details and discuss the potential consequences for the Republican party.

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This hour is appointment listening for anyone following the Colorado gubernatorial election. A candidate's claims of heroism and faith have been called into question, and the evidence is mounting. Ryan delves into the details of Victor Marx's claims, from his supposed rescue of 43 children to his alleged exorcisms and prayers. But what's behind these claims, and what does it say about the candidate's character?

This episode explores the intersection of politics and faith, where the lines between truth and fiction are blurred. The speaker examines the evidence and expert opinions, including a former associate of Victor Marx who shares his personal experience with the candidate's methods. The conversation raises questions about the nature of faith, the power of persuasion, and the importance of fact-checking in politics.

Victor Marx's claims of heroism and faith have been called into question, and the evidence is mounting. The speaker discusses the candidate's supposed rescue of 43 children, his alleged exorcisms and prayers, and the lack of concrete evidence to support these claims. A former associate of Marx shares his personal experience with the candidate's methods, including the use of "retooling prayers" that some have likened to a form of mind control. 

Corby Hall, a former associate of Marx who has experienced the so-called retooling prayer first-hand, gives his account of events with the All Things Possible founder and flatly denies allegations of an assassination plot against Victor.

If you're interested in the details of this story and the implications for the Colorado gubernatorial election, tune in to this episode to hear the full conversation.

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In a shocking display of dishonesty, a candidate for governor has left a trail of deceit and lies in his wake. This episode, we dive into the details of a disastrous interview with Kyle Clark of 9 News that has left many questioning the candidate's fitness for office. Our host shares his firsthand experience with the candidate, revealing a pattern of behavior that's nothing short of astonishing.

The conversation starts with a question that gets to the heart of the matter: Does our esteemed host have a bias against the candidate? The answer is a resounding no, but it's clear that the candidate has a problem with the truth. Ryan shares a series of clips from the interview, showcasing the candidate's inability to answer simple questions and his tendency to fabricate responses. It's a jaw-dropping display of dishonesty that raises serious questions about the candidate's character.

As Ryan digs deeper, we learn more about the candidate's behavior and the reactions of those around him. It's a tale of a campaign that's more concerned with appearances than substance, and a candidate who's more interested in spinning a web of lies than telling the truth. We also hear from other experts who've had dealings with the candidate, and their experiences are just as disturbing.

If you want to understand why this candidate is a liability for the state of Colorado, tune in to this episode. Ryan breaks down the details of the interview and shares his thoughts on what it means for the future of the state. It's a must-listen for anyone interested in politics and the truth.

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In Wednesday's Midweek Update edition of RSL with Jimmy Sengenberger, we're diving into two thought-provoking topics that have been making headlines in Colorado. First, we're discussing the nomination of Judge Daniel Domenico to the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals, a move that has sparked debate about his judicial philosophy and potential impact on the state's legal landscape. Jimmy shares his insights on Domenico's background and how he might fit in with the court's existing judges, particularly on issues of religious liberty and free speech.

In this episode, Jimmy also tackles the controversy surrounding Aurora City Council's recent resolution to micromanage and muzzle police officers on social media. He draws parallels between this issue and similar challenges he faced during his time on the Denver School Board, where he encountered similar tactics from activist groups. Jimmy's analysis sheds light on the motivations behind this resolution and its potential consequences for the community.

Throughout the conversation, Jimmy shares his expertise and provides context for these complex issues, offering a unique perspective on the intersection of politics, law, and community dynamics. His insights are a must-listen for anyone interested in staying informed about the latest developments in Colorado politics.

Join us as we explore these timely topics and hear Ryan drill down on Jimmy's thoughts on the implications of Judge Domenico's nomination and the Aurora City Council's resolution. Listen to the full episode to hear more about these important issues and Jimmy's expert analysis.

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This hour of RSL is a must-listen for anyone interested in the future of the Colorado Republican Party. With the state chair election just around the corner, Jeremy Goodall, one of the five candidates vying for the position, joins the show to discuss his vision for the party's future. As a seasoned party member with over 20 years of experience, Jeremy shares his insights on the current state of the party and how he plans to restore trust and faith among its members.

In this episode, Jeremy delves into the challenges the party has faced in recent years, including the divisive leadership and lack of continuity. He highlights the importance of listening to the rank and file members and restoring the party's identity. Jeremy also discusses the need for a closed primary system, which he believes will help grow the party and get a truer understanding of where the electorate actually divides. He also touches on the recent controversy surrounding the party's leadership and the role of the state chair in endorsing candidates.

Jeremy's experience and passion for the party shine through as he shares his vision for a more inclusive and functional party. He emphasizes the need to decrease toxicity and turn down the invective, citing the party's proud history of ending slavery and the Cold War. With the state chair election just around the corner, Jeremy's message is one that resonates with party members and listeners alike.

If you're interested in learning more about Jeremy's vision for the Colorado Republican Party and how he plans to lead the party out of its current challenges, tune in to this episode of RSL. Jeremy's insights and passion for the party make for a compelling listen, and his message is one that will leave you thinking about the future of the party and its place in Colorado politics.

Also featured, our 'Remembering Rush' segment highlighting the power of President Trump's appeal to the MAGA Republican voting base.

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This episode of the podcast is a must-listen for anyone interested in the intricacies of politics and the upcoming elections. Ryan delves into the world of Republican primaries, where endorsements from President Trump can make or break a candidate's chances of winning. We see this play out in Texas, where Ken Paxton's victory over John Cornyn has left many wondering if this is the kind of candidate the Republican Party wants to put forward.

The discussion touches on the importance of endorsements in primaries, citing examples of candidates who have won and lost due to Trump's backing. Ryan also explores the idea that some Republicans may be more willing to support Trump's agenda, even if it means going against their own constituents' interests. This raises questions about the role of party loyalty versus individual values in politics.

The episode also covers the upcoming governor's race in Colorado, where Victor Marx is running and 'outsider' campaign against Representative Bottoms and Senator Kirkmeyer. Ryan discusses the challenges Marx faces in appealing to a broad audience, particularly in light of his nebulous views on any issues of consequence. Meanwhile, Representative Bottoms and Senator Kirkmeyer are vying for the Republican nomination in traditional fashion by means of a debate, with each presenting their own unique perspectives on the issues. Ryan's post-debate interview with Sen. Kirkmeyer is also featured.

If you're interested in understanding the complexities of politics and the upcoming elections, this episode is a great place to start. Tune in to hear Ryan's insightful analysis and discussion on the Republican primaries nationwide and the governor's race in Colorado.

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Last night's debate at Colorado Christian University was a fiery one, with Representative Bottoms and Senator Kirkmeyer going head-to-head on some of the most pressing issues facing Colorado. The tone was contentious, with Michael Brown challenging Representative Bottoms on his claims and policy positions, and Representative Bottoms pushing back with a passionate defense of his views. Our own Trisha Calvarese interviewed Scott after the debate.

This episode of the podcast delves into the details of the debate, where Representative Bottoms and Senator Kirkmeyer clashed on topics like land usage rights, mineral rights, and the elimination of property taxes. Representative Bottoms argued that landowners should have the right to excavate rare earth minerals on their property, while Senator Kirkmeyer pointed out the potential consequences of such a move, including the loss of revenue for public schools and local services. The debate also touched on the issue of corruption in the state government, with Representative Bottoms accusing Senator Kirkmeyer of being too soft on the issue.

One of the most striking moments of the debate came when Representative Bottoms discussed his experience with a pedophile ring at the state capitol, and his efforts to expose the truth. He also talked about the importance of holding elected officials accountable for their actions, and the need for transparency in government. Senator Kirkmeyer, on the other hand, took a more measured approach, stopping short of accusing her opponent of corruption, but acknowledging that there was certainly mismanagement in the state government.

If you want to hear more of the debate and get a better sense of the key issues at play, tune in to this episode to hear the full discussion.

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