James Wiley, a libertarian Republican candidate for Secretary of State, joins the show to discuss his campaign and vision for election integrity in Colorado. James shares his concerns about the state's current voting system and the potential risks of AI interference. He also talks about his five-point plan to improve election security, including same-day voting, paper ballots, and voter ID requirements. With a strong focus on constitutional principles, James aims to bring a fresh approach to the role of Secretary of State and ensure that Colorado's elections are fair and secure.

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John Brooks, a darkhorse Republican candidate for Colorado Governor, joins the show to discuss his campaign and vision for the state. He shares his background in business and government, highlighting his experience in running government agencies and tripling their size and services. John emphasizes the need to rebuild Colorado's economies and make the state an attractive investment opportunity. He also talks about his differences with other candidates, including Senator Barb Kirkmeyer, Representative Scott Bottoms, and Victor Marx, and how his unique blend of business and government experience sets him apart.

George Brauchler, 23rd District Attorney also joins the program from 'harrowing' military duty assigned in Hawaii to discuss a recent conviction and sentencing for a teacher who preyed upon a 17-year-old student in his classroom and fondled her while they were alone.

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Chris Rourke (Colorado Inside Out, PBS 12) and Ryan dive headfirst into the Colorado governor's race, discussing the latest developments and strategies of the top candidates. They break down the strengths and weaknesses of Victor Marx, Barb Kirkmeyer, Scott Bottoms, and Jason Mikesell and analyze the Assembly process that will determine who makes the ballot. Chris shares her insights on the candidates' chances, and Ryan weighs in on the importance of transparency and accountability in our government officials and candidates running for office. The conversation also touches on the Tina Peters controversy and its impact on the election.

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In this episode, Chris Rourke and Ryan preview the latest news and updates from Colorado. They recap Chris's appearance on Colorado Inside Out, where she discussed the Tina Peters case, and share their thoughts on the Colorado Court of Appeals 'setting aside' her sentencing and its implications. They also preview upcoming topics, including the governor's race and the controversy surrounding the Douglas County commissioners. With a mix of analysis and opinion, Chris and Ryan break down the issues and share their perspectives on what's happening in Colorado politics.

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In this episode of the Right Side of Hollywood, Ryan Schuling and Christian Toto dive into the world of politics and entertainment. They discuss the latest on President Trump's Iran policy, with Christian sharing his thoughts on the president's approach to dealing with the country's nuclear program. The conversation also touches on the media's reaction to Trump's actions, with Ryan and Christian critiquing the biased reporting of Stephen Colbert. They also discuss the importance of immigration laws and the recent comments made by Jennifer Siebel Newsom, the First Lady of California.

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In this episode of Ryan Schuling Live, we dive into the world of politics and space exploration. Congressman Gabe Evans joins the show to discuss the recent launch of Artemis 2, a historic mission that marks the first time humans have visited the far side of the Moon in over 50 years. We also touch on the importance of government involvement in space exploration and how it benefits the economy and the nation. Additionally, we explore the ongoing case of Tina Peters, a former Mesa County clerk who was convicted of election-related crimes.

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In this episode of Ryan Schuling Live, host Ryan dives into the latest on the Tina Peters case, where the Colorado Appeals Court upheld her conviction but overturned her sentence. Ash App joins the show to break down the decision and its implications. They discuss the court's ruling on Peters' First Amendment rights and the potential impact on Governor Jared Polis' decision on clemency. Ash shares her expertise on the case and its connection to the broader issues of free speech and government overreach. The conversation also touches on the recent controversies in Colorado, including the Masterpiece Cakeshop case and the effort to keep Donald Trump off the primary ballot.

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Trisha Calvarese, a former candidate for Colorado's Fourth Congressional district, joins the show. Trisha shares her personal story of running for office, including her decision to withdraw from the campaign and the Democratic primary. She discusses the caucus system, the importance of listening to voters, and the need for a more inclusive and representative process. Trisha also opens up about her experiences as a Democrat in a party that's often criticized for elitism and disconnect from its base. This conversation offers a unique perspective on the challenges facing the Democratic Party and the importance of listening to voters' concerns.

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