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 and others who've faced backlash for speaking their minds. With a healthy dose of humor and a critical eye, Christian and his guests explore the highs and lows of Hollywood's ever-changing landscape.

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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 agenda. The conversation also touches on the upcoming Republican Assembly and the state of the party in Colorado.

Michael Allen, 4th District Attorney joins Ryan to discuss the latest effort by radical leftists in Colorado's General Assembly to - thankfully - go down in flames, the potential decriminalization of prostitution introduced by Sen. Nick Hinrichsen (D-3, Pueblo).

Also at issue, Secretary of State Jena Griswold misrepresented her role in a case before the Supreme Court of the United States, in which Donald Trump would have been removed from the 2024 Colorado Republican primary ballot, falsely claiming she argued before SCOTUS. Michael comments on the ethical ramifications of such a bold lie by a candidate running for Attorney General.

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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 decriminalization of prostitution bill that failed in the General Assembly and the resignation of Britta Horne as chair of the Colorado Republican Party.

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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 Sengeberger, a journalist covering the case, joins the conversation, offering his analysis of the situation and the governor's motivations.

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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 Stephen also touch on the media's selective outrage and the importance of context in reporting.

Our old friend Leland Conway drops in for a cameo, like Larry from Three's Company heading to the Regal Beagle, previewing his upcoming fill-in stint for Joe Pags on 630 KHOW (6-9pmMT).

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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. Jimmy shares his analysis of the situation, highlighting the importance of considering the timing and potential impact of Polis's decision. This conversation provides a nuanced look at the case and its ongoing developments.

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Ryan discusses the clemency case of Tina Peters, a former Colorado county clerk convicted of election tampering. Governor Jared Polis's office has delayed his decision on her sentence until after the Colorado Court of Appeals issues a ruling. Ryan shares his thoughts on the case, highlighting the potential for a retrial or resentencing. He's joined by George Brauchler, the district attorney for the 23rd Judicial District, who provides insight into the case and compares it to a similar case involving Elizabeth Davis, a woman who voted her dead husband's ballot.

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Ryan dives into the world of media bias and fact-checking. He previews his upcoming segment with Steven L. Miller, host of the Versus Media podcast, to discuss a recent CNN segment and series of reports that sparked controversy. Inaccuracies in reporting by host Abby Phillip are glaring, specifically regarding a terror plot allegedly targeting Mayor Zohran Mamdani.

Ryan also shares his own experience with a Denver Post article that incorrectly cited 9 News as a primary source, rather than this show, highlighting the importance of accurate attribution among fellow media. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in staying informed and critical of the news.

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