Ryan Schuiling Live

Ryan dives into the Save America Act, a bill aimed at requiring voter ID and preventing non-citizens from voting. He discusses the bill's importance with 'Bayou Bits of Wisdom' from Senator John Kennedy and calls out the 'business-as-usual' approach of Senate majority leader John Thune, highlighting the need for secure elections. The conversation also touches on the role of the filibuster and the challenges of passing the bill. Rya...

Representative Brandi Bradley (R-39) joins the show to discuss the fight against child sex trafficking and the proposed ballot measures in Colorado. She shares her personal experience and the challenges she's faced in getting tougher sentences for child rapists and sex traffickers. The conversation also touches on the importance of protecting children from irreversible medical interventions related to biological sex, including gend...

Jimmy Sangenberger stops by with his Midweek Update prior to filling in for Mandy Connell over on KOA, discussing the Tina Peters case and comments made by John Case, her attorney, in a recent interview with Ryan. They dive into the trial, sentencing, and the recent news of Tina's alleged altercation with another inmate. Jimmy shares his thoughts on the case, reacting to audio highlights of John Case on the Court of Appeals' potent...

Heidi Ganahl, former nominee for governor, shares her thoughts on the current state of the Colorado Republican Party. She discusses the recent resignation of party chair Brita Horn and the upcoming Assembly, where candidates will vie for the nomination. Heidi also weighs in on the governor's race, discussing her own experiences and the challenges facing the party. With her trademark candor, she offers insights into the party's futu...

Senator Barb Kirkmeyer joins the show in studio for the full hour to discuss her gubernatorial campaign and the latest developments in Colorado politics. She shares her thoughts on the Assembly process, the challenges of gathering signatures to qualify for the primary ballot, and the importance of grassroots efforts. Also discussed, the recent controversy surrounding Democrat Senator Nick Hinrichsen's bill to decriminalize prostitu...

It's another installment of 'Trump's Hot Takes,' as President Trump shares his thoughts on international relations, specifically his interactions with world leaders like the French President Emmanuel Macron and the UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer. He discusses the potential reopening of the Strait of Hormuz and the importance of having strong allies. The President also reminds the world of the US's role in global conflicts, includin...

It's another 2A Tuesday with Alicia Garcia and Ryan Schuling dive into the world of gun control and the recent SB26-043, also known as the record keeping and regulation of sale of a firearm barrel bill. Joining them is Nephi Cole, Director of Government Relations and State Affairs for the National Shooting Sports Foundation. Nephi breaks down the bill's flaws and how it's essentially a de facto registration, targeting law-abiding c...

23rd District Attorney George Brauchler joins the show to discuss a recent case involving a violent offender who received a 20-year prison sentence. The case highlights the impact of Colorado's new law requiring violent offenders to serve 85% of their prison time. George shares his perspective on the law and its effects on public safety, as well as the challenges of rehabilitation and the importance of holding perpetrators accounta...

Ryan breaks down the ongoing military operation in Iran, criticizing the media's reaction and comparing it to past conflicts like Vietnam. It is an insult to those who fought, and died, over eight years of misery during that conflict (1965-1973). He shares the harrowing story of his father, who by some miracle of fate - as Ryan describes, earned a medical deferral after getting drafted and bused off to Indiana for a physical before...

Ryan discusses the Colorado Republican Party's challenges with Darcy Schoening, a former director of Special Initiatives for the Colorado GOP. They dive into the party's struggles, including the announced resignation of party chair Brita Horn and the difficulties Victor Marx is experiencing in gathering signatures, trying to qualify for the ballot in the race for governor.

Darcy shares her insights on the party's financial situatio...

Mujahed 'Jay' Kobbe joins the show to share his unique perspective on the Middle East and the current state of anti-Semitism in the US. Growing up in the United Arab Emirates, Jay witnessed firsthand the complexities of the region and formed his own opinions on the matter. He discusses the hypocrisy of some celebrities who speak out against Israel but remain silent on the oppression of women in Iran. Jay also shares his thoughts on...

Kristi Burton-Brown, the former chair of the Colorado Republican Party, joins Ryan to discuss the recent resignation of Brita Horn from that same role and the state of the party in general. KBB shares her perspective on the challenges she faced during her time as chair, including infighting and lawsuits.

She also talks about the importance of unity and the need for the party to focus on electing candidates rather than opposing each...

In this episode, we're diving into the world of Colorado politics with a focus on the upcoming gubernatorial election. Ryan's iHeart colleagues, KOA morning hosts Ross Kaminsky and Jeana Gondek, discussed the latest developments with a Republican candidate, Victor Marx, who's taking a hybrid approach to getting on the ballot. We explore the pros and cons of this strategy and how it might impact the election.

Plus, Ryan touches on t...

In this episode of The Right Side of Hollywood, Christian Toto and Deborah Flora join Ryan, tackling the latest in Hollywood and beyond. They dive into the world of late-night TV, discussing the legacy of Johnny Carson and how it compares to the current state of shows like The Late Show with Stephen Colbert. They also weigh in on the importance of integrity in the entertainment industry, highlighting the stories of Rob Schneider an...

In this episode of Ryan Schuling Live, Brita Horn, the outgoing chair of the Colorado GOP, shares her decision to step down amidst party infighting and personal attacks. She discusses the challenges she faced, including threats, blackmail, and legal battles, and how they ultimately led to her resignation. Brita also talks about her efforts to unite the party and grow its membership, but notes that some party leaders had a different...

In this episode, Ryan Schuling Live discusses the ongoing Iran war and its implications. The conversation touches on the recent US military plane crash in Iran, which resulted in the deaths of four crew members. Ryan is joined by Representative Scott Bottoms, a Republican candidate for governor, who shares his insights on the war effort and the current state of the Colorado Republican Party. They also delve into the decriminalizati...

In this episode of Ryan Schuling Live, Ash Epp joins the show to discuss the ongoing case of Tina Peters, a Colorado woman convicted of election-related crimes. Ash breaks down the latest developments, including the governor's decision to put clemency on hold as the case makes its way through the courts. She also shares her thoughts on the potential implications of the case and the role of politics in the justice system. Jimmy Seng...

Ryan dives into the latest controversy surrounding CNN's coverage of the Iran conflict. He's joined by Stephen L. Miller, host of the Versus Media podcast, who breaks down the network's handling of the story. They discuss the Pentagon's spending on steak and lobster for troops, which CNN initially reported as a lavish expense, but was later revealed to be a tradition of providing comfort food to soldiers before deployment. Ryan and...

Ash Epp and Jimmy Sengenberger dive into the Tina Peters case, discussing the latest developments and implications of Governor Polis's decision to postpone clemency. They each break down the complexities of the case from their informed perspectives of having attended or watched most of the legal proceedings. At issue, the notion of remorse and the potential consequences of releasing the contents of Tina Peters' clemency application...