Episodios

  • Leann Morgan on new Netflix special 'Unspeakable Things,' Jerry and Norm on superiority of 'clean comedy'

    Leann Morgan on new Netflix special 'Unspeakable Things,' Jerry and Norm on superiority of 'clean comedy'
    Nov 12 2025
    Leanne Morgan joins Ryan to discuss her comedy special 'Unspeakable Things,' just launched on Netflix, as she winds down her 'Just Getting Started' tour at the tail end of calendar year 2025.

    In addition to her new standup special, her new Netflix sitcom "Leanne" was recently picked up for a second season by Netflix.

    Also, Ryan reflects on the power of clean comedy on today's entertainment landscape - with other Tennessee acts like Leanne (Henry Cho, Nate Bargatze) - and an episode of Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee where Jerry Seinfeld and Norm MacDonald reflect on the career of Rodney Dangerfield taking a negative turn with more profanity in his act.
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  • Jonathan Flora, 82nd Airborne veteran on Gary Sinese Foundation this Veteran's Day

    Jonathan Flora, 82nd Airborne veteran on Gary Sinese Foundation this Veteran's Day
    Nov 11 2025
    His wife, Deborah Flora, is an award-winning filmmaker and joins Ryan weekly as a regular panelist on 'The Right Side of Hollywood.' Jonathan Flora is a veteran of the 82nd Airborne and producer at Walt Disney Studios for over 20 years. He joins Ryan to provide his perspective on his friend, actor Gary Sinise - a hero to disabled veterans with his work following the portrayal of Lieutenant Dan in 'Forrest Gump' - on this Veterans Day.

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    By contrast, former First Lady Michelle Obama delivers a series of tone-deaf remarks complaining about life during her time in the White House. She makes the insufferable Meghan Markle seem charming and relatable by comparison.
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  • Just because the climate changes doesn't make it 'climate change'; Dems can't figure out why Trump keeps winning

    Just because the climate changes doesn't make it 'climate change'; Dems can't figure out why Trump keeps winning
    Nov 11 2025
    One year after metro Denver received half of its usual snowfall over a three day period in early November, we have yet to see our first snow of Fall 2025. As the climate keeps changing, 'climate change' as a theory is a catch-all for any variations in the weather. Which is convenient for those who have used the cause as a fundraising cash cow.

    While Ryan acknowledges pollution is bad and we should be stewards of our environment, the thought that humans cause - or can solve - all problems our planet encounters is laughably myopic.

    Also, as Democrats fold on the government shutdown and the 60-vote filibuster threshold is met in the Senate to invoke cloture and a floor vote on the stalled continuing resolution, Trump claims another victory and the Left can't figure out why he keeps winning.
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  • Bernie Lake on Turning Point decision reversal at Fort Lewis College; Erin Friday on dangers of transitioning children

    Bernie Lake on Turning Point decision reversal at Fort Lewis College; Erin Friday on dangers of transitioning children
    Nov 11 2025
    Bernadette 'Bernie' Lake, long-time anti-human trafficking advocate, joins Ryan to discuss the abrupt reversal by Fort Lewis College students in approving a Turning Point USA chapter on-campus after initially denying the petition. What prompted the sudden change of heart? Is there a shift happening in favor of conservatives on college campuses after the assassination of Charlie Kirk two months ago today?

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    Erin Friday, president of Our Duty, joins Ryan to preview an upcoming event in Fort Collins entitled 'From Heartbreak to Hope: The Dangers of Childhood Transition and How You Can Protect Colorado's Most Vulnerable.'

    What Happens When Schools Secretly Socially Transition a Child? | Our Duty

    Dayspring Christian Church will be hosting the free event on Thursday, November 20 from 6pm to 8pm. Best-selling author Dr. James Lindsay will also be speaking to attendees as an expert on 'critical theory.'
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  • Like Reagan in 1981, federal shutdown proves air traffic control workers should be privately employed

    Like Reagan in 1981, federal shutdown proves air traffic control workers should be privately employed
    Nov 8 2025
    In 1981, President Ronald Reagan stood firm against the nation's air traffic controllers striking against the federal government - firing all striking workers after delivering a verbal warning the week before.

    With the government shutdown extending into November, flights are now being delayed and cancelled in Denver and throughout the country, as air traffic controllers are being stretched thin. Ryan believes this should be the final straw in turning much of America's air travel industry into privately-owned and run operations hiring their own workers across the board.

    Also, our Fool of the Week is anointed.
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  • Right Side of Hollywood on Tish Hyman trans locker room encounter, George Clooney, Stephen Colbert

    Right Side of Hollywood on Tish Hyman trans locker room encounter, George Clooney, Stephen Colbert
    Nov 8 2025
    Comedian Jodee Calm fills in for Deborah Flora, joining Christian Toto and Ryan on The Right Side of Hollywood.

    Tish Hyman, lesbian singer, rapper, and songwriter, reacts to incident at Gold's Gym in California, during which a trans woman saw her naked in locker room. The gang reacts to her viral video describing the encounter and why biological males feel compelled to occupy restrooms and locker rooms with naked biological women in a vulnerable state.

    George Clooney reflects on his New York Times op-ed calling on Joe Biden to drop out of the 2024 Presidential race, calling the nomination of Kamala Harris 'a mistake.'

    Stephen Colbert laughably claims he is 'more conservative than people think,' and he's just 'like your friend who paid attention to the news more than you did' before curating it for your consumption on his late night show.

    Our Friday Fool of the Week nominees: Sen. Michael Bennet (D-CO), New York City mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani... and Tucker Carlson.
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  • Who is Victor Marx? The most interesting man in the 2026 race for CO governor

    Who is Victor Marx? The most interesting man in the 2026 race for CO governor
    Nov 7 2025
    Victor Marx skyrocketed to prominence in the 2026 race for governor in Colorado with endorsements from high-profile Republicans like former GOP nominee Heidi Ganahl and Congresswoman Lauren Boebert. His mission work focused on saving children from trafficking and abuse around the world serves as his calling card and credentials in a run for high office.

    However, a quick look under the hood of the campaign reveals a couple of eye-opening videos - one posted to his Instagram account, the other an interview with PBS Hawaii from several years ago - outlining a pair of incredible stories.

    In the first, he states he is in possession of a vehicle belonging to a man who tried to kill him and was imprisoned for second-degree murder. In the latter, Marx tells a harrowing tale of his stepfather taking him out to a remote house in the woods, where a young Victor was instructed to shoot a man in the back of the head. Instead, his stepfather puts his index finger over Victor's trigger finger and fires a shot which kills the man. The stepfather then buries the dead man and warns Victor not to tell authorities, or he'll be blamed for the murder based on evidence left at the scene - including a gun with Victor's fingerprints on it.

    Ryan breaks down these dramatic accounts, with input from texters as well. If true, these stories certainly make Victor Marx... the most interesting man in the 2026 race.
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  • Sen. Michael Bennet, Colorado's 'not ready for prime time' candidate for governor

    Sen. Michael Bennet, Colorado's 'not ready for prime time' candidate for governor
    Nov 6 2025
    Reviewing Michael Bennet's 'greatest hits' from media appearances and speeches from the floor of the U.S. Senate, Ryan illustrates just how ill-prepared the Colorado Senator is for the rigors of a gubernatorial campaign - but will it matter in a state firmly dedicated to 'vote blue no matter who' with a Colorado GOP still searching for its north star.

    Also, things are getting heated in the Senate as Sen. Jackie Rosen (D-NV) tangles with Sen. Bernie Moreno (R-OH), accusing him and his staff of 'stalking' her and her staff by obtaining their VIN on cars transporting the Nevada senator around D.C. Moreno's claim is that none of his Democratic colleagues have purchased additional safety technologies on said vehicles, for which the Biden administration issued mandates - driving up the price for consumers.
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