In the second hour of today's show, Kristi Burton Brown fills in for Dan Caplis and reacts to Ted Cruz's interview with Tucker Carlson.
In the first hour of today's show, Kristi Burton Brown fills in for Dan Caplis and reacts to Donald Trump's controversial speech from earlier in the week
In the second hour of today's show, Sheriff Steve Reams fills in for Dan Caplis and talks with Dick Wadhams and George Brauchler.
In the first hour of today's show, Sheriff Steve Reams and talks with Alonso Archuleta about his experience with Ephraim Debisa.
Going down to the wire with your Christmas shopping? Heidi Ganahl brings in her daughter and daughter's friend to give us an idea of what the hot gifts are for Christmas 2025.
Heidi Ganahl fills in for Dan and weighs in on the 2026 governor's race, having served as the Republican nominee for the office in 2022. Brita Horn, Colorado GOP chair joins the program with an update on upcoming activities - including the state assembly - after Rep. Scott Bottoms (R-15), a current candidate for governor, called into question the fundraising efforts of the party.Heidi also reveals a fun fact: Punk rocker Debora Iyall, lead singer of 80s new wave band 'Romeo Void,' is her sister-in-law. Ryan finds a couple of memorable songs from the group to play on the show.
Nate Marsh, Senior Deputy District Attorney with George Brauchler in the 23rd judicial district - where G-Brauch presides as DA - joins with an update on their department's successes and his future career plans.A caller very fond of George lavishes him with praise, prompting George to wonder if his father called the program.
George Brauchler, 23rd district attorney fills in for Dan and provides his legal perspective on various policy positions posted by Democrat and Republican candidates in the 2026 race for governor in Colorado.
President Trump blames Trump Derangement Syndrome for Rob Reiner's murder in a tasteless Truth Social post, callers and texters debate Dan on whether it's disqualifying for the President to engage in such behavior - but we've all been here before, and Trump's achievements in the Oval Office far outweigh his lack of tact or good manners in the public sphere, according to Dan.