In this episode of The Dan Caplis Show, ErinLee fills in for Dan and discusses the importance of protecting Colorado's children. Representative Brandy Bradley joins the show to share her experience fighting for a bill that would put minimum jail time for people who rape children. They also talk about the recent push to decriminalize prostitution in Colorado and the potential consequences. Additionally, they're joined by Dr. Travis Morrell, a physician who's speaking out against the chemical castration and surgical mutilation of children. This episode covers the intersection of politics, medicine, and the fight for children's rights.

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In this episode of The Dan Kaplis Show, Erin Lee, executive director of Protect Kids Colorado, shares his personal story of how his daughter was transitioned into a boy in a secret gender and sexuality club at school. He discusses the film "Art Club" and how it exposed the radical ideology that led to his daughter's transition. Aaron talks about the ballot measures Protect Kids Colorado is putting forward, including the Children Are Not for Sale Act and the Protect Girls' Sports Act, and how they're giving the power back to the people to protect kids.

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In this episode of the Dan Caplis Show, guest host Sheriff Steve Reems fills in for Dan Caplis, discussing the Colorado governor's race with State Senator Barb Kirkmeyer. They dive into the petition process, which Barb chose to access the ballot, and how it differs from the state assembly process. Barb shares her experiences as a county commissioner and state senator, highlighting the importance of grassroots efforts and connecting with voters. The conversation also touches on the state's budget, affordability issues, and the need for a strong top of the ticket in the Republican Party.

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In this episode of The Dan Caplis Show, guest host Steve Reams sits down with Matt Turner, a candidate for Weld County Sheriff. Matt shares his background in the military and his decision to run for office, citing a desire to make Weld County safe and reduce crime. He discusses his platform, including his stance on the Second Amendment and immigration, and how he plans to interact with the community to understand their needs. The conversation also touches on the importance of communication between law enforcement and the public, and the challenges of navigating the political process.

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In this episode of The Dan Caplis Show, Heidi Ganahl fills in for Dan Caplis, discussing election integrity with attorney Peter Tickin. They dive into the issue of voting machines and their potential impact on the upcoming election. Peter shares his expertise on the vulnerabilities of these machines and how they can be manipulated. The conversation also touches on the importance of voter rolls, audits, and signature verification. Heidi and Peter discuss the need for transparency and accountability in the electoral process, highlighting the need for citizens to get involved and make their voices heard.

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In this episode of The Dan Caplis Show, Heidi Ganahl fills in for Dan Caplis, discussing the importance of addressing election integrity in Colorado. She talks to Ryan about the need for trust in the electoral process, citing low voter turnout and concerns over election security. They also touch on the upcoming midterms, the role of local county clerks, and the potential impact of the Save America Act. With a focus on grassroots action, Heidi emphasizes the need for individuals to take control of their local elections and demand transparency.

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In this episode of The Dan Caplis Show, Lindsay Datko fills in for Dan Caplis and dives into the issue of sexual abuse in Jefferson County public schools. Alison Browner, a private investigator and HR expert, joins the conversation, sharing her findings on the alarming patterns of abuse and the districts' failure to report and address the issue. Senator Mark Baisley discusses his efforts to pass legislation that would create a registry for known predators and require districts to report instances of adult sexual misconduct with students. The conversation also touches on the importance of reference checks and the need for a more robust information-sharing system.

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Lindsay Datko from Jeffco Kids First shares her personal journey and the mission of the organization. She talks about a pivotal moment in her life that led her to start Jeffco Kids First, a group fighting deception in Jefferson County Public Schools. Lindsay discusses the organization's efforts to address issues like classroom controversies, sexual abuse, and Title IX violations. She's joined by special guests, including Susan Miller, a former Jeffco Schools Board member, and Allison Browner, a private investigator and HR expert. This conversation highlights the importance of transparency and accountability in education.

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