In this episode of the Right Side of Hollywood, Ryan is joined by comedian Jodee Calm (in for Deborah Flora) and Christian Toto to discuss the intersection of pop culture, entertainment, and politics in America. They dive into the phenomenon, described by Adam Carolla, of creating chaos and then seeking peace, using the example of Donald Trump's presidency. They also analyze the Democratic Party's approach to politics and the media's role in perpetuating the culture of grievance. The conversation touches on topics like free speech, victimhood, and the dangers of censorship, featuring a humorous take on the Canadian politician's quote about the 'ongoing genocide' of the 'MMIWG2SLGBTQQIA+' community.

Fool of the Week nominees: Canadian politician Leah Gazan, California First Lady Jennifer Siebel Newsom, NYC mayor Zohran Mamdani, Cyndi Lauper

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Ryan is joined by his good friend, and fellow foodie, Courtney O'Dell - a food and travel blogger found at 'Sweet C's Designs' on the web and socials. She discusses her recent trip to Armenia and they banter about burek recipes indigenous to the region.

Ryan also talks to Natalie Tenant, a strong supporter of the program, about her concerns with Adam Dorito's allegations and the importance of accountability in politics.

Representative Gabe Evans (R, CO-8) shares his thoughts on the recent military action in Iran and the importance of energy independence. They discuss the challenges of being a Republican in a blue state and the need to draw clear contrasts between the work done by Republicans and the chaos caused by Democrats.

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Ryan is joined for a bonus segment by Adam DeRito, a military veteran and former GOP primary candidate for Colorado's 8th Congressional District. They dive into the upcoming assembly and Adam shares his perspective on the events he anticipates will happen. Adam also offers his informed observations on President Trump's military action in Iran and why it makes sense from a geopolitical, strategic standpoint for the long-term future of the free world.

Ryan also discusses the upcoming Colorado Auto Show, where he'll be interviewing Matthew Groves, the executive director of the Colorado Auto Dealers Association.

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Adam DeRito, a former candidate in the 8th Congressional District Republican primary, shares his story of running against Representative Gabe Evans. Adam discusses the challenges he faced, including disinformation campaigns and hostile delegates, and how he believes the caucus assembly process needs reform. He also talks about his decision not to attend the Republican Assembly in Pueblo, citing concerns about being attacked and his team being targeted. Adam endorses Scott Bottoms for governor and shares his thoughts on the future of the Republican Party.

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In this episode of 'Thursdays with Trisha,' Trisha Calvarese joins RSL for her weekly visit to discuss her recent decision to suspend her campaign for the Colorado 4th Congressional District. She also shares her first-person insights on the Democratic Party's influence in the election, her views on the military-industrial complex, and her differences - and areas of agreement - with Rep. Lauren Boebert. The conversation also touches on Trisha's personal experiences, her relationships with voters, and her vision for the district. With a mix of humor and sincerity, Trisha opens up about her campaign and its challenges, offering a unique perspective on the world of politics.

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Ryan chats with Jonathan and Deborah Flora about their documentary project, "9/11 Remembered," marking the 25th anniversary of the tragic event. They share their personal experiences and insights from interviewing President Trump, Rudy Giuliani, and other key figures. The conversation delves into the importance of remembering and honoring the heroes of 9/11, as well as the lessons learned from the event.

Also, Dave Profitt, founder of American Heroes in Action, joins to discuss his wonderful organization which plans therapeutic outdoor adventures for military service members and first responders who have been injured in the line of duty and/or suffer from PTSD based on their experiences. We preview their upcoming 9th annual banquet taking place in Broomfield on Saturday May 2.

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Ryan dives into the SAVE America Act, a bill that's got everyone talking. He lampoons Cyndi Lauper and other celebrities for their ignorant, uninformed, hilarious takes on the supposed impact of the bill on women and minorities being able to vote, along with the lazy reference Sen. Chuck Schumer and others make to the measure being 'Jim Crow 2.0.' Ryan also shares his own thoughts on the matter, drawing parallels between the SAVE America Act and the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and Voting Rights Act of 1965. He also talks about his personal experiences growing up in a household that valued diversity and inclusivity, and how that shaped his views on the issue.

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Ryan winds down the opening hour of his show with a chat about a recent experience with social media account hacking. He shares a humorous story about how his ex-account was commandeered and used to send out ridiculous and malicious phishing DMs. He also talks about the importance of being able to laugh at yourself and not taking things too seriously. He teases a discussion about a politician who's serious all the time and how that might be a turn-off for the average voter or listener

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