23rd District Attorney George Brauchler joins the show to discuss a recent case involving a violent offender who received a 20-year prison sentence. The case highlights the impact of Colorado's new law requiring violent offenders to serve 85% of their prison time. George shares his perspective on the law and its effects on public safety, as well as the challenges of rehabilitation and the importance of holding perpetrators accountable. He also addresses the Democrat's efforts to reduce prison sentences and the potential consequences for victims and communities.

Lindsay Datko, founder of JeffCo Kids First previews her first-ever guest-hosting appearance on The Dan Caplis Show, slated for later on Tuesday afternoon.

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Ryan breaks down the ongoing military operation in Iran, criticizing the media's reaction and comparing it to past conflicts like Vietnam. It is an insult to those who fought, and died, over eight years of misery during that conflict (1965-1973). He shares the harrowing story of his father, who by some miracle of fate - as Ryan describes, earned a medical deferral after getting drafted and bused off to Indiana for a physical before he was to be deployed to boot camp.

He also talks to Aaron Lee, founder of Protect Kids Colorado, about the state's ballot initiatives on girls' sports and gender ideology.

'Remembering Rush' recounts Maha Rushie's thoughts on the importance of standing up to militant Islam and the need for patriotism in the face of terrorism. The conversation also touches on the recent strikes against Iranian officials and the implications of the operation.

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Ryan discusses the Colorado Republican Party's challenges with Darcy Schoening, a former director of Special Initiatives for the Colorado GOP. They dive into the party's struggles, including the announced resignation of party chair Brita Horn and the difficulties Victor Marx is experiencing in gathering signatures, trying to qualify for the ballot in the race for governor.

Darcy shares her insights on the party's financial situation and the Assembly process, providing a unique perspective on the state of the Colorado Republican Party. The conversation also touches on the importance of unity and effective leadership within the party.

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Mujahed 'Jay' Kobbe joins the show to share his unique perspective on the Middle East and the current state of anti-Semitism in the US. Growing up in the United Arab Emirates, Jay witnessed firsthand the complexities of the region and formed his own opinions on the matter. He discusses the hypocrisy of some celebrities who speak out against Israel but remain silent on the oppression of women in Iran. Jay also shares his thoughts on the recent military action taken by President Trump against Iran and the potential consequences for the region.

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Kristi Burton-Brown, the former chair of the Colorado Republican Party, joins Ryan to discuss the recent resignation of Brita Horn from that same role and the state of the party in general. KBB shares her perspective on the challenges she faced during her time as chair, including infighting and lawsuits.

She also talks about the importance of unity and the need for the party to focus on electing candidates rather than opposing each other. With the party's assembly approaching, Kristi weighs in on the upcoming election and the candidates vying for the governor's seat.

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In this episode, we're diving into the world of Colorado politics with a focus on the upcoming gubernatorial election. Ryan's iHeart colleagues, KOA morning hosts Ross Kaminsky and Jeana Gondek, discussed the latest developments with a Republican candidate, Victor Marx, who's taking a hybrid approach to getting on the ballot. We explore the pros and cons of this strategy and how it might impact the election.

Plus, Ryan touches on the controversy surrounding Tucker Carlson's recent revelations that the CIA had been surveilling texts he exchanged with members of the Iranian regime and the potential implications for his career.

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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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