Ryan Schuiling Live

The Right Side of Hollywood: A not-so fond farewell to Stephen Colbert

This week on the Right Side of Hollywood, Christian Toto and local stand-up comedian Merit Kahn (in for Deborah Flora) dive into the world of late-night talk shows, discussing the recent farewell tour of outgoing host Stephen Colbert. They share their thoughts on the changing landscape of comedy and the importance of critical thinking in today's society. The conversation centers around the end of an era for late-night TV, with Ryan reflecting on the differences between the iconic Johnny Carson and the more divisive figure of Stephen Colbert. Christian shares his thoughts on the program's unceremonious end, as he wrote in an article for The Daily Wire. The three discuss how Colbert's shift from a comedian to an activist has led to a decline in ratings and a loss of sponsorship support. Merit also touches on the importance of comedy - and hers in particular - in bringing people together, rather than driving them apart. The discussion highlights the need for comedians to be able to poke fun at all sides, rather than just one. Merit shares their own experiences as a comedian, discussing how the industry has changed over the years and how artists have had to adapt to new ways of reaching their audience. Our Fool of the Week segment delves into the world of politics, discussing the recent comments by The View's Sunny Hostin comparing the Black Lives Matter riots to the January 6th uprising. Other nominees include CNN's Kaitlan Collins and Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in comedy, politics, and the changing landscape of late-night TV. Join Christian Toto and Merit Kahn as they join Ryan in exploring the complexities of comedy and its role in society. See omnystudio.com/listener [https://omnystudio.com/listener] for privacy information.

Shawn Bennett, Colorado Unfiltered podcast on Victor Marx interview with Candace Owens

This episode of the podcast is a must-listen for anyone following the Colorado governor's race. Victor Marx, a candidate with a reputation for making headlines, sat down with Candace Owens for a highly anticipated interview. But what did we learn from this conversation, and how does it impact his campaign? Shawn Bennett, a 10-year Navy veteran and founder of the Colorado Unfiltered podcast, joins the program to provide his answers, insights, and analysis. Victor Marx has been making waves in the Colorado governor's race with his unconventional approach to politics. This episode delves into his recent interview with Candace Owens, where he discussed his military service, personal life, and policy positions. But is he telling the whole truth? The conversation raises questions about his credibility and whether he's truly fit to lead the state. The discussion touches on Victor Marx's military record, which he claims to have served in the US Marine Corps for three years. However, his account of his time in the Marines has been disputed, with some questioning the accuracy of his claims. Additionally, the episode explores his policy positions, which some argue are lacking in substance. If you're interested in staying in-the-know on the latest developments in the Colorado governor's race, this episode is a must-listen. Join us as we break down the key takeaways from Victor Marx's interview with Candace Owens and discuss what it means for his campaign. See omnystudio.com/listener [https://omnystudio.com/listener] for privacy information.

Joe Oltmann on Victor Marx blasting him, Polis commutation of Tina Peters

This episode of RSL is a must-listen for anyone interested in the inner workings of the Colorado Republican Party and the state's election integrity. The conversation with Joe Oltmann is a fascinating exploration of the party's current state and the challenges it faces in the upcoming elections. In this episode, Joe Oltmann shares his insights on the party's current leadership and the candidates vying for the top spot. He discusses the recent controversy surrounding Victor Marx, a candidate who has been making waves with his unconventional campaign style. Joe also delves into the topic of election integrity, sharing his thoughts on the recent commutation of Tina Peters' sentence and the implications it has for the state's electoral process. Throughout the conversation, Oltmann offers a unique perspective on the party's current state, highlighting the need for change and the importance of holding elected officials accountable. He also touches on the topic of the party's relationship with its voters, discussing the need for a more authentic and transparent approach. If you're interested in staying up-to-date on the latest developments in Colorado politics and the Republican Party, this episode is a must-listen. Join Ryan and his guest Joe Oltman as they explore the complexities of the party's inner workings and the challenges it faces in the upcoming elections. See omnystudio.com/listener [https://omnystudio.com/listener] for privacy information.

Thursdays with Trisha: Calvarese on Cargill lockout, Marx campaign blunders

This week on Thursdays with Trisha, we're diving into the world of politics and labor rights, before tackling one of the most cringe-worthy moments in campaign history. Victor Marx, a gubernatorial candidate in Colorado, made headlines with his bizarre interview on Candace Owens' podcast, where he claimed to have rescued over 45,000 women and children. But it turns out, despite is outright denials, this number was actually a claim on his website. And completely false. In this episode, Trisha breaks down the implications of Marx's statements and how they relate to his campaign. She also discusses the importance of authenticity in campaigning, citing the example of her race against Lauren Boebert, who has been making waves in the 4th congressional district and opening a lane for her opponent by falling out of favor with President Trump. Trisha also delves into the world of labor rights, breaking down a social media video post by Dean Modecker, secretary-treasurer of Teamsters Local 455, about the ongoing lockout at Cargill in Fort Morgan. Throughout the episode, Trisha shares her expertise on labor issues and provides insight into the world of politics, making this a must-listen for anyone interested in staying informed. With her signature wit and humor, Trisha tackles tough topics presented by Ryan and keeps it real. Join us as we explore the complexities of politics and labor rights in this week's episode of Thursdays with Trisha. See omnystudio.com/listener [https://omnystudio.com/listener] for privacy information.

Danielle Jurinsky on Aurora's hard left turn; Hannah Goodman on federal farm bills

In a fiery speech at a city council meeting, a resident of Aurora, Colorado, called out the city's leaders for their handling of public safety and police issues. This episode of the podcast delves into the controversy surrounding a resolution aimed at stifle the speech of police officers, and the city council's response to it. Danielle Jurinsky, a former city councilwoman and business owner, joins the show to share her perspective on the situation and discuss the upcoming elections in Aurora. The city council has been at the center of controversy in recent years, with some members facing criticism for their handling of public safety and police issues. Danielle, who served on the council from 2021 to 2025, shares her insights on the current state of the city and the challenges it faces. She discusses the importance of transparency and communication from police officers and the need for the city to wake up and get involved in the upcoming elections. The conversation also touches on the topic of gun control and the upcoming election in Senate District 27, where Danielle Lammon is running against incumbent Sen. Tom Sullivan. Jurinsky shares her thoughts on the importance of this election and the need for moderate Democrats and Republicans to come together to support Danielle Lammon's campaign. If you're interested in learning more about the controversy in Aurora, Colorado, and the upcoming elections, tune in to this episode to hear Danielle Jurinsky's perspective and insights. Also, in a special early appearance of Thursdays with Trisha, Chainsaw Caucus chair Hannah Goodman makes her debut appearance on the program to discuss the impact and drawbacks of a federal farm bill currently before Congress. See omnystudio.com/listener [https://omnystudio.com/listener] for privacy information.