Ryan Schuiling Live

In our Weekend Recap with Chris Rourke, we are joined by Dan Gates, executive director of Coloradans for Responsible Wildlife Management. They dive into the recent controversy surrounding two Colorado Parks and Wildlife commissioners who resigned amid debate over the future of wildlife management. Dan shares his insights on the situation, discussing the importance of diversity on the commission an...

President Trump shares his thoughts on the recent assassination attempt at the White House Correspondence Dinner in a hastily called press conference on Saturday night. He reflects on the bravery of the Secret Service and the swift response to the incident. The President also addresses the question of why he's been a target for so long, citing his impact on the country and the fact that "when you'...

In this episode of The Right Side of Hollywood, Ryan joined by usual suspects Deborah Flora and Christian Toto to discuss the intersection of pop culture, entertainment, and politics. They approach the 'very fine people' hoax surrounding President Trump's comments on the Charlottesville rally, and how it was used to fuel a narrative about white supremacy in the mainstream media. The conversation a...

Ryan provides listeners with rhetorical ammunition to combat liberal friends and family members who continue to spread the 'very fine people' hoax in the wake of bombshell revelations about the Southern Poverty Law Center funding the so-called hate groups it claimed to fight against. Ryan also discusses the recent Colorado Republican Party chair debate with Gillian Smith, president of Women of Wel...

Ryan explores the topic of white supremacy as the so-called 'top terrorist threat' in the United States, according to myriad prominent Democrats, and the Southern Poverty Law Center's role in perpetuating a hoax driving that narrative. He discusses the Charlottesville rally, President Trump's comments, and the media's portrayal of the event. Ryan also touches on the January 6th insurrection and th...

In this episode of 'Thursdays with Trisha,' Trisha Calvarese makes her regular appearance on RSL to discuss her experiences as a candidate in the 4th Congressional District as it pertains to radio and television opportunities like on Ryan's show and in a Fox 31 interview with Matt Mauro. We open with her answer from that interview earlier in the election cycle discussing insights on what she learn...

David Willson, a Republican candidate for Attorney General, joins the show. David shares his background as a retired Army judge and his experience representing Tina Peters in her high-profile case. He discusses the importance of taking a middle ground approach to red flag laws and his views on the handling of the Club Q case. David also talks about his campaign and how he's connecting with voters...

Greg Lopez, an unaffiliated candidate for governor, joins the show to discuss his campaign and the state of Colorado politics. Greg shares his thoughts on the importance of executive experience, his plans to connect with voters across the state, and how he differentiates himself from other candidates. He also addresses the recent controversy surrounding the Republican Party's attempt to prevent un...

We're diving into a major controversy in Colorado politics on this episode of RSL. Representative Scott Bottoms shares some bombshell claims, including a potential journalistic breach by Ben Markus of Colorado Public Radio. We'll explore the implications of this alleged breach and what it means for the integrity of the media. Plus, we're discussing the story of Victor Marx, a candidate who's makin...

Jimmy Sengenberger joins Ryan to discuss the state of Colorado politics. They dive into Governor Jared Polis's record, labeling him as "anti-business" and criticizing his approach to taxation. Jimmy shares his frustration with Polis's tendency to pay lip service to tax cuts while not actually putting forward legislation to make it happen. They also discuss the state of the Colorado GOP, with Jimmy...

DJ Summers from the Common Sense Institute joins the show to discuss the economic impact of a winning Rockies team on the state of Colorado. He and Ryan dive into a study that explores what it would mean for the local economy if the Rockies were a top-ranked team, drawing in out-of-state visitors and boosting downtown businesses. DJ shares the surprising numbers, including a potential increase in...

Representative Scott Bottoms joins RSL to address the recent controversy surrounding his gubernatorial campaign. Scott responds to Victor Marx's three-minute video, which he claims is full of lies and distortions. The conversation delves into Victor's alleged collusions with Candace Owens and the liberal media, as well as his questionable past, including claims of faking his DD-214 and stealing fr...

It's a '2A Tuesday' with Alicia Garcia joining Ryan to reflect on 27 years since the Columbine High School massacre (April 20, 1999). Alicia shares her personal experience as a high school student in the area, discussing the events of that fateful day and the impact it had on her life. She also delves into the importance of mental health, parenting, and the role of societal values in shaping our c...

It's another Ashe Tuesday with Ashe Epp discussing the high-profile case of Tina Peters, a Colorado clerk who's been at the center of a heated debate over election integrity. Peter Ticktin, Tina Peters' attorney, also joins the conversation, providing an update on the case and the latest developments. Ashe shares her insights on the case, including her recent appearance on Peter Boyles' show, wher...

Rich Guggenheim joins the show live in-studio to discuss his run for the 25th district in the Colorado State Senate. Rich shares his experiences as a gay conservative and his fight against the Colorado Department of Agriculture's DEI policies. He talks about the disciplinary hearing he faced after speaking out against the department's use of federal grant dollars for DEI training. Rich also discus...

Ryan examines the latest epic fail in the candidacy of Victor Marx, a GOP gubernatorial hopeful in Colorado. Ryan shares his thoughts on Marx's performance (or lack thereof) in a recent interview with Matt Mauro on Fox 31, highlighting the lack of substance and depth in Marx's answers. Ryan critiques Marx's reliance on symbolism and personality, contrasting it with the policy-driven approach of ot...

Ryan discusses the Colorado governor's race with Heidi Ganahl, the last Republican nominee for governor. They dive into the challenges of running a campaign against a well-funded opponent and the importance of being prepared for debates and interviews. Heidi shares her experience from her own gubernatorial campaign, highlighting the need for strong policy positions and the importance of being able...

Dick Wadhams, former chair of the Colorado Republican Party, joins the show to discuss the state of the party and the upcoming elections. They dive into the recent op-ed by Dick, "Voters sour on Dems - as Republicans head for the cliff," and explore the implications of the Democratic Party's struggles in Colorado. Dick shares his thoughts on the Assembly process, the petitioning process, and the p...

Chris Rourke of Colorado Inside Out (PBS 12) joins Ryan to dive into the recent uptick in shootings in Denver, exploring whether it's a real increase or just more media coverage. They discuss the city's strict gun laws and how they may not be effective in preventing crime. Chris shares her thoughts on the proposed merger between NexStar and Tegna, and the potential impact on localism in journalism...

In this episode of The Right Side of Hollywood, Ryan once again explores the world of late-night talk shows with Deborah and Christian, discussing the differences between Johnny Carson and Jimmy Kimmel. They explore how Carson's approach to entertainment and politics set a high standard, and how Kimmel's recent comments about his job as a late-night host have sparked controversy. The conversation...

Molly Lamar, a concerned parent and teacher in the Cherry Creek School District, joins the conversation about the district's recent announcement to cut 159 frontline positions. Molly shares her personal experience and concerns about the district's priorities, citing a perceived "prioritization scandal" and the district's handling of a toxic work environment. She also discusses the district's decis...

Ryan continues digging into the controversy surrounding Victor Marx, a candidate running for governor in Colorado. Marx's claims of saving thousands of kids from human trafficking have raised suspicions, and Ryan invites Sheriff Steve Reams of Weld County to share his expertise on the matter. They discuss the lack of concrete evidence to support Marx's claims and the concerns of law enforcement pr...

Ryan runs 'LeeRoy Jenkins!' style into the world of politics, calling out Victor Marx for dodging debates and forums in Colorado. He questions Marx's leadership and integrity, pointing out a pattern of avoiding tough questions and instead opting for controlled environments. Ryan also touches on the recent controversy resulting in Marx accepting an interview invitation with Candace Owens and the al...

In this episode of 'Thursdays with Trisha,' Ms. Calvarese joins Ryan to dissect the Colorado gubernatorial race with a focus on Victor Marx and her former nemesis in the 4th Congressional District - Rep. Lauren Boebert. The conversation touches on Victor Marx's campaign strategy, with some questioning his decision to skip certain forums and debates. Trisha also discusses the importance of communit...

Ryan dives into a thought-provoking conversation about the importance of personal responsibility and the pursuit of excellence. He shares a powerful story about Ray Charles, the legendary musician, who rose to fame despite facing incredible obstacles, including losing his sight and brother at a young age. Ryan emphasizes that Ray's success is a testament to his determination and hard work, and enc...