Joe Arbuckle addresses the military’s DEI rollback. Guests discuss government debt, auto mandates, and Second Amendment advocacy in Colorado.

Brad Beck shares ancient wisdom on listening, Kurt Gerwitz explains AI’s impact on education, and Ben Williams warns about scams in HVAC and plumbing.

Dr. Brian Joondeph discusses autism’s rise and Hispanic voters, Steve Goreham critiques renewables, and Mike Rawluk warns about surveillance expansion.

John Zaller shares how Titanic: An Immersive Voyage brings history to life. Amy Everette outlines Colorado Prays’ mission of continuous statewide prayer.

Brad Beck explains that the skill of curating your words to become more impactful and persuasive is something everyone can implement into their daily lexicon. In a word, you can be “unbelievable” by being observant, listening to the lyrics of words, and crafting ways to be memorable with your language.

Colorado Republicans are in a dog fight at the State Legislature, one that has been one-sided for far too long. Extremist Democrats have had the power to force nearly any progressive policy issue they want – from taxpayer funded abortions, to firearm restrictions, attacks on TABOR (Colorado’s Taxpayers Bill of Rights) and parental rights. Allen Thomas explains that instead of focusing on defeating bad policy, Republicans have been more focused on attacking each other.

Allen Thomas and Cain urge GOP unity and defend parental rights, Second Syndicate’s Alicia Garcia and Teddy Collins warn on gun control, Ken DeGraaf defends families.

Liberty Toastmasters stress civic duty and TABOR, Kurt Gerwitz warns about AI and gender policy, and Rob Knuth critiques five Colorado bills.

Daniel Turner and Trent Loos warn against land grabs, rising energy costs, and globalist policies threatening food, freedom, and property rights.

Ryan Morgan discusses nuclear talks with Iran and India’s new steel tariffs. Kevin Lundberg outlines two major bills drawing scrutiny from CUT.