It's a 2A Tuesday, as Alicia Garcia and Ryan discuss the latest developments in Colorado gun laws. They dive into the proposed bill HB 26-1321, which would modify the school security grant program, and its potential impact on FASTER Colorado's armed school staff training program. Alicia shares her concerns and the efforts to make the bill more favorable to the organization. They also discuss other gun-related bills, including constitutional carry and red flag laws, and the importance of community involvement in shaping the legislative process.

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Ashe Epp joins with her debut appearance as part of a weekly feature we will henceforth refer to as 'Ashe Tuesday.' She and Ryan dig into the controversy surrounding Colorado's Attorney General candidate, Jena Griswold. Ashe shares her extensive research on Griswold's claims of courtroom experience, which have been widely disputed by experts. The conversation also touches on the recent leak of voting system passwords and the Democratic Party's handling of the situation. Ashe's in-depth analysis raises questions about Griswold's qualifications and the party's motives.

Also, Ashe shares some details of her exclusive jailhouse interview with convicted former Mesa County clerk Tina Peters in her quest for clemency and remedy for her harsh sentence in the courts.

With a mix of investigative journalism and sharp commentary, Ashe breaks down the complexities of Colorado politics.

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Representative Scott Bottoms (R-15) joins the show to discuss the Colorado gubernatorial race. Scott shares his thoughts on the state of the race, including his predictions for the upcoming GOP Assembly and his views on his chief opponents, Victor Marx and Sen. Barb Kirkmeyer (R-23). He also addresses allegations of collusion with Joe Oltmann made by Marx and defends his campaign's approach to garnering support of the necessary delegates required to qualify for the primary ballot. With the Assembly just around the corner, Scott breaks down the numbers and shares his strategy for winning the nomination. This episode is a must-listen for anyone following the Colorado gubernatorial race.

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Ryan addresses the latest developments in the Cherry Creek School District scandal. Molly Lamar, a concerned parent and advocate, joins the show to discuss the district's handling of employment contracts, nepotism, and lack of transparency. Ryan also touches on the Governor's race, discussing the recent exit of Joe Oltman and the implications for the Colorado Republican Party. With a mix of investigative reporting and lively discussion, this episode explores the complexities of education and politics in Colorado.

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Joe Oltmann, a former candidate for governor and now seeking the Colorado Republican Party chair position, joins the show for a candid, full-hour, exclusive conversation. Joe shares his thoughts on the current state of the party, the upcoming primary election, and his vision for its future. He discusses his decision to drop out of the governor's race and why he believes it's time for a change in leadership. Joe also addresses controversy surrounding his comments on social media and the importance of addressing the party's internal issues.

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Chris Rourke of Colorado Inside Out on PBS 12 joins with our weekly installment of the Weekend Recap by diving into the respective renditions of the Colorado State Assembly, where the Republican and Democratic candidates are vying for spots on the ballot. Chris breaks down the numbers and discusses the Assembly process, highlighting the differences between the two parties and the potential implications for the general election. She also touches on the topic of grassroots politics, questioning whether the Assembly process truly represents the electorate or if it's just a platform for extreme candidates. Chris shares thoughts on the petition process and its potential to bring more representative candidates to the table.

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Chris Rourke joins Ryan on a busy Monday morning to recap the weekend's events and dive into the latest from the world of Colorado politics. They discuss the kerfuffle in the governor's race, with Joe Oltman endorsing Scott Bottoms and dropping out of the campaign. Chris shares her unique perspective on the issue, having attended the Douglas County assembly and witnessed much of the scrambling for delegates first-hand. The conversation then turns to the Rocky Mountain Gun Owners' (RMGO) criticism of Republican leaders, including Rep. Caldwell, Rep. Barron, and Rep. Bradfield, who voted for a bill giving CBI immunity to freeze background checks. Chris breaks down the controversy and its implications for the caucus.

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On this episode of The Right Side of Hollywood, Ryan, Deborah Flora, and Christian Toto dive into the world of Hollywood politics and social commentary. They discuss the recent controversy surrounding JK Rowling and her views on trans issues, and how it's affecting her work. They also tackle the topic of late-night talk shows, with Vince Vaughn's recent comments about their lack of authenticity and humor. The conversation touches on the importance of freedom of speech and the need for comedians to be fearless in their commentary. The three amigos also discuss the latest news in politics, including the Democrats' strategy on immigration and the nomination of Markwayne Mullen as Secretary of Homeland Security.

Fool of the Week nominees: Sen. Chris Murphy (D-CT), Rep. Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY), Jimmy Kimmel

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