Peter and callers debate what motivated the attacks, whether Americans have ever been told the full truth, and the controversial decisions surrounding Saddam Hussein and bin Laden. The conversation also digs into George W. Bush, Dick Cheney, the Iraq War and the loss of the national unity that followed 9/11.

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The conversation then turns back to 9/11, Saudi Arabia, Osama bin Laden and America’s foreign policy, with Peter and callers debating what really motivated the attacks and how the U.S. response shaped the Middle East.

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The hour then returns to the 25th anniversary of 9/11, with Peter discussing newly released intelligence, the warnings surrounding the attacks, the Saudi connections to the hijackers, Osama bin Laden’s stated motives, the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, and what Peter sees as the Bush administration’s misleading claims about Iraq and weapons of mass destruction.

Callers challenge and debate his focus on Saudi Arabia and government accountability, leading to a heated discussion about who supported the hijackers, what America learned from 9/11, and why the unity Americans felt after the attacks disappeared.

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The conversation then turns to what happened to that “9/12 spirit,” with Peter questioning the Bush administration’s explanation of the attacks, the Iraq War and the weapons-of-mass-destruction claims, while examining Osama bin Laden’s stated motives and the role of Saudi Arabia. Peter also discusses the 9/11 families’ continuing efforts to uncover information about possible Saudi connections to the hijackers, the classified 28 pages, newly discussed evidence and ongoing lawsuits.

Callers weigh in on the wars that followed 9/11, bin Laden, the government’s response and the continuing debate over why the attacks happened and what America should remember 25 years later.

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The hour also includes extensive conversations about professional wrestling legends including The Crusher, Baron Von Raschke, Bruno Sammartino, the Iron Sheik and Ric Flair, along with a discussion of George Custer, the Battle of the Little Bighorn, Crazy Horse, Sitting Bull, the Ghost Dance and the history of U.S. treatment of Native Americans.

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The hour also dives into Colorado’s political fight over Phil Weiser, crime, immigration and COVID-era vaccine mandates, with callers weighing in before Peter doubles down on Victor Marx as his guy and even unveils the perfect campaign slogan: “He’s tough on Demons.”

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Then things get even stranger as Peter revisits gubernatorial candidate Victor Marx’s jaw-dropping story about confronting what he says was a demon claiming to be Satan inside a Texas prison, sparking a lively debate with callers over whether Marx really “met the devil.” 

The hour also touches on immigration, the border, the census and political representation, COVID vaccine mandates, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz and missing money, plus a hilarious detour into the world of Lassie, before Peter appears to make his choice for Colorado governor.

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The conversation also turns serious with the Denver mayor’s security detail pulling a gun on a man carrying a knife outside Union Station, raising questions about self-defense, concealed carry and whether the rules are different when it’s the mayor who needs protection.

Plus, callers weigh in on Colorado’s political direction, people leaving the state, crumbling roads, campaign strategy, and plenty of Peter’s musical and pop-culture detours.

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The conversation then turns to privacy and government surveillance, with callers discussing the Fourth Amendment, Flock and other cameras, drones, digital tracking, medical records, cell phones, facial recognition and just how much the government and technology companies can know about ordinary Americans—including whether the idea of a truly private life is already gone.

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The hour also dives into Denver politics and the debate over Israel, Zionism, socialism and the positions of candidates including Melat Kiros, before returning to the growing loss of privacy: from government and corporate surveillance to technology, guns and whether Americans truly have any private life left.

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The conversation then turns sharply to privacy and surveillance, with callers weighing in on Flock cameras, Halo cameras, automated license-plate readers, facial recognition, data collection, smartphones and health-tracking devices, the Fourth Amendment, the Patriot Act, Palantir and the idea that technology designed for security can also be used against innocent people.

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Peter also takes on the Colorado governor's race, asking whether Victor Marx is the only viable Republican alternative to Phil Weiser, what role Greg Lopez is playing, and why a Republican candidate skipped a major debate. Callers weigh in with very different views on the candidates, Colorado's direction, and whether it's time to stay and fight or leave the state.

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Peter is also joined by Weld County Sheriff Steve Reams, who shares his firsthand experience at the Northern Border and provides a law-enforcement perspective on what he encountered there, making for a revealing look at an often-overlooked part of the border debate.

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The hour also dives into the controversy surrounding Colorado Republican gubernatorial nominee Victor Marx and his claims of encountering demons and supernatural phenomena, prompting a larger discussion about the direction of the Colorado Republican Party and the GOP primary. A caller delivers the hour's most startling story, describing an alleged fentanyl exposure while interrupting a robbery in the South Metro area and the lengthy hospitalization that followed. (We have reached out to Douglas County Sheriff's Office for comment, we have received no confirmation as to the accuracy of the callers' claims at this time)

Other topics include Trump and accusations that he is acting like a dictator, Greg Lopez's potential role as a spoiler, Diana DeGette's political future, and the frightening scenario of nuclear war and Colorado's potential vulnerability.

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The conversation then turns to Colorado GOP gubernatorial nominee Victor Marx and reports that he claims to have battled reptilian demons, sparking a broader debate over the direction of the Colorado Republican Party, the influence of evangelical politics, and whether the GOP is hurting its own chances at the ballot box.

The hour also features the strange story of the so-called “Castle Rock bag lady,” with Lee, a man who says he has actually seen her, joining Peter in the studio to discuss the mystery.

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After more than two decades in the firearms and gunsmithing business, Robert says rising costs, additional paperwork and new Colorado regulations have made continuing the business financially unsustainable. Parker Arms is liquidating its assets, and the Colorado-native couple says they are preparing for a new chapter outside the state.

Their story becomes the jumping-off point for a much larger discussion about government power, capitalism, socialism and America's changing political landscape. Peter examines the recent success of candidates associated with the Democratic Socialists of America and questions whether the movement represents a passing political moment or the beginning of something much larger.

The phone lines light up as callers challenge Peter from different directions. One caller argues that Americans are increasingly attracted to socialism because many no longer believe capitalism is delivering the American Dream. Peter counters with his defense of free markets and his concerns about government-planned economies.

Also in the hour: Colorado politics, private property, Marxism, the DSA's electoral momentum, the future of the Republican Party and what growing economic frustration could mean at the ballot box.

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Tancredo tells the never-before-heard-on-radio story of how a sermon about persecuted Christians in Sudan ultimately led him into Congress, into war-torn Sudan with Senator Sam Brownback, and eventually to writing the Sudan Peace Act. He also shares remarkable stories from his political career involving Ronald Reagan, Frida Poundstone, Colorado Republicans and a furious confrontation with Karl Rove over immigration and the Bush White House.

The hour closes with Tancredo taking aim at Colorado's education system, questioning claims that the state ranks No. 1 nationally and arguing that school choice and charter schools are doing more to improve education than the traditional public-school system.

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The conversation then turns to the mysterious "Bag Lady of Castle Rock," with callers sharing firsthand encounters and confirming that the bizarre local legend is very real, before Peter and Tom revisit the history of Denver's Columbus Day Parade and the controversy surrounding the American Indian Movement.

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Dan Caplis joins Peter to remember the Churchill controversy, the investigative work surrounding it, the discovery of old audio recordings, Churchill's eventual dismissal from CU, and the political firestorm that followed. Peter raises a provocative question: Would the same controversy produce the same reaction today? But the conversation quickly becomes larger than Ward Churchill.

Peter connects the battles of the past with today's political climate, the renewed appeal of socialism among younger Americans, the role of government, generational frustration and the idea that history moves through recurring periods of upheaval. During open lines, a caller introduces the concept of the Fourth Turning—the theory that generations periodically reach moments of crisis in which institutions are challenged and rebuilt.

Peter considers that idea alongside earlier periods of American populism, socialism and political upheaval. As Peter puts it: “The song remains the same. History is repetitive.”

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From George Armstrong Custer and the Battle of the Little Bighorn to disease reshaping empires and even influencing events surrounding the Louisiana Purchase, the discussion explores how dramatically our understanding of history can change when we dig beneath the familiar version of the story. 

The conversation eventually comes home to Denver and modern American politics, as callers and Peter debate socialism, government dependency and whether political movements we're seeing today are genuinely new — or simply another turn through an old historical cycle. As Peter puts it, the patterns have been repetitive — and they can happen again.

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The conversation also continues Peter’s examination of America’s decades-long involvement in the Middle East. Callers challenge him on Iran, nuclear weapons, the Strait of Hormuz, the Gulf Wars and whether the United States can—or should—continue carrying the burden of policing the region.

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Listeners weigh in on whether the nation is on the path toward decline, while the conversation explores civic responsibility, patriotism, socialism, military service, and the lessons history may offer for America's future.

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The discussion broadens into the role of public education, national identity, free speech, and the influence of political ideology in schools, while callers share their own experiences and concerns about the direction of Colorado's education system.

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The conversation explores free speech, public education, race-based policies, and the broader debate over the direction of Colorado's schools, with callers sharing their own experiences inside the education system.

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Throughout the hour, Peter questions America's role in the Middle East, whether the U.S. is fighting on Israel's behalf, and how the current conflict can realistically end. He challenges listeners to look beyond headlines and consider the historical events that continue to shape the region today.

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Along the way, callers weigh in on Victor Marx's gubernatorial campaign, education, church involvement in politics, the USS Liberty, Lyndon Johnson, Texas political history, and the enduring lessons that continue to shape America and the world.

If you enjoy thoughtful historical context, spirited listener calls, and conversations that connect today's news with yesterday's events, this hour is classic Peter Boyles.

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Peter also explores the growing influence of socialism in Colorado politics, the changing political landscape heading into November, and takes listeners on a classic Boyles storytelling journey through rodeos, bull riding, Cheyenne Frontier Days, and an unforgettable encounter with country music legend Tanya Tucker.

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Along the way, callers debate the Statue of Nebuchadnezzar, Dune as political allegory, religion's role in world events, and whether understanding the past helps explain today's conflicts.

The conversation also turns to Victor Marx, socialism, current events, and Peter's trademark listener-driven discussions that make Saturday mornings on 710 KNUS unlike anything else on radio.

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Listeners weigh in on whether the United States is already at war, the idea of America's "forever wars," and whether decades of military intervention have changed the nation's future. 

The conversation expands into the Middle East, Israel, Jerusalem, socialism, government corruption, and the growing public distrust of political elites. Along the way, Peter also shares unforgettable stories from Colorado's past, including Chuck Berry, Jerry Lee Lewis, the JonBenét Ramsey era, and the infamous JT Colfax case that longtime listeners won't forget.

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Hour 4 sees Ryan Schuiling join Peter for an Hour of discussion on the Changing Radio Landscape. Amidst this week's Radio Layoffs - Pete, Ryan, and Callers talk What they want in a Radio Show - and What comes next for the Industry. 

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Joining Peter is Brando (Devil's Head Choppers) and Todd Hills (Wide Open Saloon) with Sturgis Stories (a Mystery Rider), Building Custom Motorcycles, and a preview of the MMA Fights Tonight at the Saloon! 

Then, "Blindside" of the Sober Souls Motorcycle Club is on to promote their 4th of July Event and the upcoming 35th Anniversary Ride on July 18th. 

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In this Hour, Peter asks Listeners "What They Want in a Radio Show", Country Music Songs and Memories, and then some Pro Bull Riders sit down for a conversation! 

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The conversation revisits legendary personalities including Alan Berg, Bob Lee, Bob Prangley, Woody Vincent, Ward Lucas, Clark Seacrest, and many others who helped build Denver's radio scene. Peter and Jim recount hilarious behind-the-scenes moments, outrageous remote broadcasts, advertising campaigns, and the creative freedom that made local radio a cultural force. Listeners also hear excerpts from a rare 1987 birthday tribute recording featuring Bob Lee and Bob Prangley, offering a fascinating glimpse into Peter’s early career, his partnership with Bob Lee, and the rise of one of Denver’s most memorable radio shows. 

The hour becomes both a celebration of radio history and a reflection on how consolidation, technology, and changing media habits transformed the industry.

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Joined by radio executive Lee Larson, consumer advocate Tom Martino, and longtime radio veteran Kenny D., the conversation becomes a fascinating journey through the golden age of Denver radio. Hear never-before-heard stories about Alan Berg tracking down Lee Larson before he officially arrived at KOA, Berg’s unique talent for blending controversy with entertainment, and why many believe he was destined for national syndication.

The panel explores how Berg transformed talk radio, influenced generations of broadcasters, and helped shape the media landscape we know today. The discussion also dives into the evolution of radio, the rise of podcasting, changing audience habits, media consolidation, and the timeless importance of entertaining an audience while informing them.

It's a rare behind-the-scenes look at broadcasting history from the people who lived it.

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Hear never-before-told stories from behind the microphone, memories of Berg’s fearless broadcasting style, his unforgettable on-air battles, and the profound impact he had on talk radio in Denver and beyond. From KOA's legendary hallways to the events that changed radio history forever, this is a heartfelt look back at a broadcaster whose voice refused to be intimidated.

Featured guests include Susan Reimann, Tom Martino, Kenny Dhainin, Lee Larsen, and others who shared the studio, the chaos, and the remarkable journey of Alan Berg.

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Joining Peter is Denver City Councilman and author Kevin Flynn, whose years of investigative reporting helped uncover the story behind Berg's murder and the rise of the white supremacist terrorist group known as The Order.

Flynn recounts the investigation, the RICO trial in Seattle, the leadership of Bob Mathews, and the mistakes that ultimately led federal authorities to dismantle the organization.

Peter is also joined by longtime consumer advocate Tom Martino as the two radio veterans swap stories about Alan Berg, Denver broadcasting legends, the wild personalities that shaped talk radio, and the unforgettable characters who helped define an era.

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Mike shares how his family's historic Harley-Davidson dealership became deeply connected to the Evel Knievel legacy, the remarkable restoration of Jerry Lee Lewis's Harley, and the incredible journey that led to the creation of the Evel Knievel Experience Museum. Listeners also hear stories about Robbie Knievel, Caesar's Palace, Wembley Stadium, and the fearless spirit that made Evel a household name.

Along the way, Peter and Mike swap stories about motorcycles, rock-and-roll legends, Jerry Lee Lewis, Buddy Holly, Waylon Jennings, and the larger-than-life personalities that helped define an era. It's a conversation packed with history, humor, and admiration for the American originals who weren't afraid to take risks.

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Peter welcomes Kevin, Efren, and Tommy Moller for a candid conversation about the early days of broadcasting, the evolution of radio, and the mentorship that helped shape successful careers in media. The group shares stories from the industry's golden era, unforgettable on-air moments, and the personal bonds that turned coworkers into family.

The discussion turns to the true power of radio, including a moving story about helping a listener in crisis and the impact a voice behind a microphone can have on someone's life. The conversation also explores creativity, leadership, and the importance of building strong teams both in broadcasting and beyond.

Then, Peter welcomes Arapahoe County Commissioner Leslie Summey and her husband Harold for a wide-ranging conversation covering military service, Colorado history, Washington D.C. culture, public service, and her reelection campaign. The discussion highlights community leadership, family, and the responsibility of serving local residents.

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Joining Peter are longtime friends and former colleagues Casey Boyer, Tom Moller, Efren, Kevin, and Kelly Michaels as they share behind-the-scenes stories from the prank that introduced listeners to the fictional morning show duo "Chewy & Baca," triggered listener panic, and even brought law enforcement to the station. 

The reunion also serves as a farewell celebration for Kevin as he prepares to move to Nashville for a major role with the K-LOVE network. Along the way, the group reflects on friendship, faith, radio's golden moments, career journeys, and the unique chemistry that helped make their shows successful. This is more than a walk down memory lane—it's a tribute to the people, personalities, and camaraderie that made Denver radio special.

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Peter shares behind-the-scenes stories from the 2015 broadcast, reunites with members of the cast who helped pull it off, and reflects on the unique chemistry that made the show such a success. It’s a fascinating look at radio history, storytelling, and the power of imagination over the airwaves.

Before that, columnist and commentator Jimmy Sengenberger joins the program to discuss Colorado politics, including questions surrounding congressional candidate Wanda James, her business record, and comparisons being made to gubernatorial candidate Victor Marx. The conversation explores campaign narratives, political branding, and the importance of scrutiny regardless of party affiliation.

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The discussion also revisits the legacy of Easy Rider, with callers sharing personal stories about Peter Fonda and Dennis Hopper, memories from the film's production in Taos, New Mexico, and the lasting influence of motorcycle culture. Peter shares behind-the-scenes stories about Fonda, Hopper, and the legendary motorcycles featured in the film.

Later, Peter promotes the upcoming "Wish Ride of Colorado" fundraiser benefiting Make-A-Wish, highlighting a motorcycle poker run that helps grant wishes for children, including a young history enthusiast hoping to visit the Normandy beaches.

The hour closes with deeper reflections on Eisenhower's leadership, the burden of wartime decisions, the changing nature of journalism, and the lessons modern America can still learn from the Greatest Generation.

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Joined in-studio by Dr. Reema Wahdan and Rob Prince, Peter explores competing perspectives on war, peace, history, media coverage, American involvement overseas, and the difficult question of whether lasting peace is even possible.

Listeners weigh in with passionate calls, challenging both guests and host as the discussion moves through historical context, terrorism, nationalism, religion, diplomacy, and the human cost of conflict. Peter asks the questions many are afraid to ask while encouraging open debate and respectful disagreement.

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From the beaches of Normandy to the open highways of America, Peter connects history, culture, and personal experience in a way only he can.

This episode also features an in-depth conversation with Keith Ball of Easyriders Magazine about the legendary Easyriders motorcycles, the mystery surrounding the iconic Captain America and Billy bikes, the untold story of the builders behind them, and why motorcycles remain a symbol of independence and adventure for generations of Americans.

Plus, Peter shares memories from his radio career, discusses the evolution of motorcycle culture, and explores why the call of the open road still resonates today.

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Steffan spent most of the hour reflecting on the sixth anniversary of Denver’s 2020 riots, arguing that city leaders mishandled the unrest and questioning whether they would respond any differently today. He discussed his documentary Denver in Decay, criticized former Denver school board member Tay Anderson, took calls about policing and civil unrest, and criticized Google’s AI-generated search results for what he viewed as political bias when researching the riots.

The rest of the hour turned into a conversation about concert ticket prices after Tubbs saw Morgan Wallen floor seats listed for more than $700 each. Listeners shared stories about seeing the Eagles, The Beatles, Paul McCartney, and others, while lamenting how expensive live music has become compared to past decades.

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 Steffan Tubbs sits down with retired law enforcement professional, Marine veteran, and adventurer Craig Barnes to discuss the trip of a lifetime: a trek through the Himalayas to the shadow of Mount Everest. What began as a childhood fascination with mountains after climbing Longs Peak at age 12 eventually became a decades-long dream to see Everest up close.

Craig shares the incredible story of traveling to Nepal, navigating changing global travel routes, flying into one of the world's most challenging mountain airports, trekking through remote villages, relying on Sherpa guides, and reaching elevations higher than nearly every mountain in North America.

Along the way, Craig describes the breathtaking scenery, the challenges of altitude, the reality of life on the Everest trail, and the moments that made the journey unforgettable.

From Kathmandu to the Khumbu region, this conversation offers a rare firsthand look at one of the most iconic adventures on Earth.

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Steffan returns to the KNUS airwaves as guest host for Peter Boyles, bringing listeners a wide-ranging conversation on the issues shaping Colorado and the nation. 

Steffan reflects on his return to radio, discusses the changing political landscape in Colorado, and examines the challenges facing conservatives in statewide elections. Former ICE Field Office Director John Fabbricatore joins the program in studio to discuss immigration enforcement, border security, unaccompanied migrant children, and his recent work in Washington, D.C. 

The show also explores Colorado’s gubernatorial race, media coverage of political candidates, public trust, law enforcement, and lessons learned from the unrest that impacted Denver in 2020. Along the way, Steffan shares stories from his broadcasting career and welcomes listeners back into a familiar Saturday morning conversation.

If you enjoy thoughtful Colorado talk radio, political analysis, and candid discussion about the issues affecting our state, this episode delivers plenty to consider.

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 Six years after the Denver riots of 2020, guest host Steffan Tubbs looks back at one of the most turbulent periods in modern Colorado history and asks a difficult question: could it happen again? Steffan revisits the nights of unrest that followed the death of George Floyd, reflecting on the leadership decisions, law enforcement response, damage to downtown Denver, and the political climate that fueled the chaos.

Listeners weigh in with their memories of boarded-up businesses, shattered trust, and concerns about whether today's leaders are prepared if a similar crisis emerges.

Earlier in the program, former ICE official John Fabbricatore joins the show to discuss immigration enforcement, public misconceptions about ICE operations, and the ongoing debate surrounding border security. 

The conversation also turns to Colorado politics, the governor's race, Victor Marx's campaign, and the future of the Colorado Republican Party. Plus, Steffan previews an upcoming interview with a recently retired law enforcement veteran who completed an unforgettable trek to Everest Base Camp.

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Hour 4 bounced between Colorado politics and Military history. Callers criticized Victor Marx’s campaign style, heavy security presence, and media strategy, while Peter Boyles questioned whether Marx was building long-term personal branding more than a serious gubernatorial run.

The second half turned into a deep discussion about JFK, Cuba, the Bay of Pigs, Khrushchev, Vietnam, and public distrust after the Kennedy assassination. Boyles argued the 1960s truly began with JFK’s death and ended with Nixon’s resignation, calling that era a permanent turning point in American political culture.

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The conversation ranges from comic-book nostalgia and labor history to JFK, Cuba, unions, homelessness, and the changing culture of Colorado. Equal parts political talk, history lesson, and open-line storytelling.

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Dean Singleton joins Peter Boyles for a fiery conversation about Phil Weiser, Trump, Fox News, Victor Marx, and the future of Colorado Republicans. Listener texts pour in as the debate over MAGA politics and media credibility heats up.

Then the mood shifts as Judy Ham and Jared Ewy stop by to preview the Colorado Concours D’Elegance (June 7 at Arapahoe Community College)— featuring rare cars, motorcycles, the legendary Bocar, Lotus displays, and even a Batmobile.

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Dean Singleton joins the show to discuss the decline of traditional media, the future of newspapers and television, and Colorado politics. Singleton also pushes back on claims made by gubernatorial candidate Victor Marx, saying he never endorsed him and clarifying that he supports Phil Weiser for governor.

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Colorado politics just took another dramatic turn. Peter Boyles opens the phones and dives deep into the fallout after Governor Jared Polis commuted the sentence of former Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters. What happens next? Who benefits politically?

And perhaps the biggest question of all — who will Tina Peters endorse in Colorado’s already chaotic governor’s race?

Peter is joined by Matt Crane, Executive Director of the Colorado County Clerks Association, for a heated conversation surrounding election integrity, the Tina Peters controversy, Mike Lindell connections, political pressure from President Trump, and the growing divide inside the Republican Party.

Callers weigh in with theories, frustrations, and predictions as the discussion turns toward Victor Marx, Scott Bottoms, Michael Bennet, Phil Weiser, and the future of Colorado politics.

From election denial debates to gubernatorial maneuvering, this episode captures the unpredictable energy shaping Colorado in 2026.

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State Senator Barbara Kirkmeyer joins Peter Boyles for a wide-ranging and fiery conversation covering the Tina Peters controversy, Jared Polis, Phil Weiser, TABOR, crime, fentanyl laws, election integrity, and whether Republicans can actually win statewide again in Colorado.

Kirkmeyer breaks with some in her own party by saying she does not believe Colorado’s election was stolen, while also criticizing the handling of Tina Peters’ sentencing and Governor Polis’ intervention.

The discussion also dives into Democrat infighting, socialism accusations inside Colorado politics, public safety concerns, taxpayer frustrations, and the future of the GOP in a rapidly changing state.

Peter Boyles presses hard on whether Colorado Republicans have lost touch with moderates — and whether candidates like Kirkmeyer can rebuild a winning coalition.

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Colorado politics exploded after Governor Jared Polis commuted the sentence of former Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters — and Peter Boyles opened the phones wide open. In this fiery and unpredictable hour, Peter debates the political fallout, prison conditions, election integrity claims, free speech arguments, and whether the Tina Peters case became something much larger than one person.

Guests and callers clash over justice, political motives, prison reform, and what this means for Colorado going forward.

Attorney John Case joins the program to defend Peters and explain why her legal team believes the case was about election transparency and constitutional rights. Peter pushes back hard throughout the conversation, challenging claims surrounding the 2020 election, Dominion systems, and the growing national political narrative around Tina Peters.

The show also dives into Jared Polis’ political future, Colorado’s governor race, Victor Marx, Republican primary strategy, and the widening divide inside both political parties.

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Colorado politics exploded live on-air as Peter Boyles reacted to Governor Jared Polis commuting the sentence of former Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters after months of pressure from President Donald Trump and national election activists.

Peter calls the entire situation “Kabuki theater” as callers from across Colorado debate whether Peters was unfairly targeted, whether Polis folded under political pressure, and whether this move reshapes the 2026 political landscape.

The show dives deep into: Election integrity and public trust The political fallout for Polis, Phil Weiser, and Michael Bennet Whether Tina Peters became a political pawn Trump’s influence on Colorado politics Colorado’s growing divide between conservatives and progressives Why callers believe this decision was tied to federal money, water negotiations, and political leverage

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Sheriff Steve Reams joins Peter live (via Phone) !

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Jonathan Flora pushes into the documentary and storytelling side of the issue, while Deborah Flora talks through the political and public perception angles as Boyles revisits claims involving overseas missions, military-style narratives, and campaign questions. The hour feels less like an interview and more like a roundtable trying to sort out what’s fact, what’s exaggeration, and why the story has become such a major topic in Colorado political circles.

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A big part of the hour centers on John McCain — what he was like as a fellow prisoner, the bond between POWs, and how those experiences shaped the rest of their lives. The hour has a more reflective tone than Hour 2, mixing humor, hard memories, and stories about friendship, survival, and what happened after the war finally ended.

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Swindle also talks about communicating through tap codes, surviving torture, meeting figures like Henry Kissinger and Ronald Reagan after returning home, and the lasting bond between POWs. Boyles mostly lets the stories breathe, giving the whole hour the feel of sitting at the table listening to veterans swap unforgettable memories.

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The hour turns into a wide-ranging conversation about campaign money, orphanages in Haiti, alleged rescue numbers, and even a decades-old homicide story Marx has publicly discussed. Boyles pushes back on several of the claims in real time while Kennedy lays out the research she says led her deeper down the rabbit hole.

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In this intense, no-holds-barred hour of radio, Peter Boyles sits down face-to-face with in-studio guest Victor Marx to tackle the controversy surrounding Marx’ past—from disputed high-level martial arts credentials to bold claims of operating in some of the world’s most dangerous conflict zones. What starts as a technical debate over black belts quickly escalates into a deeper examination of credibility, with Boyles pressing hard on inconsistencies and demanding real answers.

The conversation moves far beyond martial arts, diving into Haiti, Gaza, Iraq, and Syria, where Marx describes working alongside special operations teams, providing trauma care, and participating in high-risk missions. Along the way, the two clash over what it really means to “rescue” people, the role of media criticism, and why Marx has suddenly become a target as he steps into politics. Whether you walk away convinced or skeptical, this is raw, unscripted talk radio at its best—tense, personal, and impossible to ignore.

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A conversation between Peter Boyles and Mike Boyle (no relation) - This hour focuses on the death of David Allen Coe at age 86 and his role in the outlaw country movement. The conversation covers Coe’s music, controversies, and place alongside artists like Willie Nelson and Waylon Jennings.

The host shares personal stories from concerts, radio work, and time spent around country performers, including Johnny Rodriguez, Merle Haggard, and Jerry Lee Lewis. Discussion also touches on the culture around outlaw country, from Texas dance halls to “chicken wire” bars, along with listener memories and a live call-in conversation about the era.

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Callers question why the accusations haven’t gotten more attention while also criticizing the candidate for focusing more on fundraising than policy specifics like roads, budgets, and governing priorities. Boyles says he intends to bring the candidate on for a direct interview centered on verifying the claims and pressing for answers.

The hour later relaxes into a long conversation about Denver nightlife history, old clubs, radio promotions, and concert memories, including Boyles sharing behind-the-scenes stories from his days emceeing country acts and a memorable encounter with Jerry Lee Lewis arriving late and visibly impaired before a show.

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Peter Boyles continues the labor debate with Trisha Calvarese in studio, as callers take the conversation in a new direction—AI, automation, and the future of work.

From deep mine stories to modern tech fears, listeners weigh in on unions, the collapse of traditional career paths, and whether trades are the only path left. The conversation turns to college costs, student debt, and whether higher education is still worth it.

A grounded, caller-driven hour on where American workers stand right now—and what’s coming next.

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Peter Boyles breaks down the real history behind the Ludlow Massacre, the Homestead Strike, and the rise of organized labor—alongside in-studio guest Trisha Calvarese.

Callers weigh in on unions, trade deals, coal and gas jobs, and whether today’s workers are being left behind. The conversation turns to AI, outsourcing, and whether America can bring jobs back—or if that era is gone for good.

A direct, no-spin discussion on labor, politics, and what it all means right now.

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Peter Boyles rolls straight into Hour 4 with Ashe Epp and Julianna Williams still in studio and Sheriff Steve Reams continuing on the phone—and nothing settles down.

If anything, the conversation intensifies.

What carries over—and escalates:
• Ongoing disputes over campaign strategy and credibility
• Sharp disagreements on messaging and media influence
• Competing views on accountability vs. unity
• Repeated pushback as no one fully concedes ground

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Peter Boyles hosts a high-intensity hour with Ashe Epp and Julianna Williams in studio, while Sheriff Steve Reams joins by phone—and the result is anything but a typical interview.

This becomes a real-time debate, with competing perspectives and constant pushback:
• Ongoing questions about campaign strategy and transparency
• Disagreements over messaging, media, and credibility
• Different interpretations of what’s really happening inside the GOP
• Whether the focus should be unity—or accountability

Epp presses hard on inconsistencies.
Williams pushes back with her own perspective.
Reams adds another layer, challenging assumptions and grounding the conversation.

No easy agreement. No clean resolution.

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Peter Boyles brings Ashe Epp into the studio for a direct, high-stakes conversation about what she calls a “curious campaign.”

Instead of talking points, this hour focuses on unanswered questions:
• Where campaign data is coming from—and how it’s being used
• Strategic media appearances… and notable absences
• Whether messaging is organic or carefully engineered
• Why this race is starting to feel different

Epp presses the issue, repeatedly challenging what doesn’t add up.

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Peter Boyles breaks down a chaotic Colorado GOP meeting that has everyone talking—and arguing.

After reports of 80 extra ballots being counted anyway, the debate explodes:
Is this hypocrisy? Or just political reality?

Callers weigh in as tensions rise over:
• GOP infighting and public attacks
• The growing divide over Victor Marx
• Whether conservatives are helping Democrats by fighting each other
• A possible “talk radio war” happening right now in Denver

One caller demands it stop:
“If you don’t have proof, shut your mouth.”

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Jeff and Bill are LIVE from the Colorado GOP Assembly as the crowd fills in, the speeches begin, and the momentum completely changes inside the arena.

But the real story? The candidates stepping in and laying out what’s at stake.

🔥 Interviews in this hour:

• Priscilla Teigen (House District 15 candidate)
  Handpicked to replace Scott Bottoms’ seat, she explains why this conservative district matters—and what it takes to keep it red.
• Tig Teigen (Colorado Springs mayoral candidate, Benghazi veteran)
  Brings a no-nonsense message on leadership, crime, and why Colorado Springs needs a complete reset.
• Rich Guggenheim (Senate District 25 candidate, Gays Against Groomers)
  Breaks down the real issues voters are talking about: cost of living, hidden “fees,” TABOR fights, and why businesses are leaving Colorado.

💥 Plus:

• The crowd reaction to major GOP figures
• Why enthusiasm actually matters in tight races
• The messaging problem Republicans still haven’t solved
• The battle over TABOR and what it means for your wallet

Jeff and Bill Guest Host The Peter Boyles Show - LIVE from Pueblo and the GOP Assembly. More Candidate Interviews and the Event Actually Starts (3 hours Late!)

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Live from the Colorado GOP Assembly—and it did NOT go as planned.

Jeff and Bill break down the chaos unfolding in real time as delays, disorganization, and frustration take over what should have been a defining moment for Colorado Republicans.

But that’s just the beginning…

Weld County Sheriff Steve Reams joins the show with a blunt, no-nonsense assessment of what’s REALLY happening in Colorado:

• Why crime is getting worse—and why voters aren’t reacting
• The shocking truth about sentencing (and why criminals are back on the streets)
• The impact of ICE enforcement in Colorado communities
• A broken system forcing dangerous offenders back into neighborhoods
• What Republican candidates MUST say if they actually want to win

Plus, Jeff & Bill tackle the growing divide inside the GOP, the leadership questions surrounding the party, and whether Republicans can actually unite heading into the next election.

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Hour 2 from the Colorado GOP State Assembly shifts from early chaos into real movement, as campaigns begin gaining—or losing—traction with delegates.

Jeff and Bill break down the momentum changes happening inside the room, where the 30% threshold is no longer theoretical. Candidates are now being tested on organization, message, and their ability to actually win over delegates in real time.

This hour features:

• Ted Trimpa with insider analysis on how assemblies like this are actually decided
• Johnnie Johnson weighing in from the floor on candidate positioning and delegate response
• Additional campaign voices reacting to shifting support and strategy as the field begins to tighten

The tone turns more serious as the energy consolidates and outcomes start to take shape. What began as confusion and crowd chaos is now a real political sorting process—with clear signs of who may break through and who may fall short.

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Jeff and Bill go live from the Colorado GOP State Assembly in Pueblo—and it quickly turns into something nobody expected.

Massive crowds. Long lines. Ballots delayed. Delegates stuck outside. And inside? Candidates scrambling to hit the critical 30% threshold just to survive.

In this hour, multiple candidates make their case—from law-and-order messaging to “new Colorado” economic visions—while the reality on the ground shows a party divided between establishment figures and outsider momentum.

You’ll hear directly from:

• AG candidate Michael Allen on crime and leadership
• Gubernatorial candidate John Brooks on reshaping Colorado
• State Senate candidate Danielle Lammon challenging the status quo
• Grassroots voices reacting to turnout, delays, and internal tension
• The Victor Marx campaign claiming major momentum inside the room

Meanwhile, whispers of spoilers, fractured support, and unpredictable outcomes are already shaping what could be a defining moment in Colorado politics.

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Hour 4 features a conversation with Barb Kirkmeyer and John Brooks.

They join the show to discuss current issues affecting Colorado and provide their perspectives on the topics covered in this hour.

The discussion focuses on policy, local concerns, and ongoing developments shaping the conversation.

This hour is a full-length segment with Kirkmeyer and Brooks as part of the broader program.

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Hour 3 features a conversation with Marty Brennaman.

He joins the show to discuss the topics covered in this hour and shares his perspective on the issues being raised.

The segment focuses on a straightforward exchange of views, with an emphasis on context and experience.

This hour is a full-length guest conversation with Brennaman as part of the ongoing discussion.

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Peter Boyles dives into a conversation that blends bold claims, skepticism, and classic open-line radio. From larger-than-life personalities to questions that don’t quite add up, Boyles reacts in real time—just like only he can. This segment captures the spirit of what makes the show different: curiosity, challenge, and callers who aren’t afraid to speak their minds. Add in reflections on history, culture, and how narratives are shaped—and you’ve got a conversation that goes deeper than it first appears.

Open lines. Real calls. No filter. Join the conversation: (303) 696-1971

The Peter Boyles Show — where the audience drives the story.

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Ryan Schuiling joins the show alongside Trisha Calvarese to break down the growing questions surrounding Victor Marx in the Colorado governor’s race.

Schuiling lays out concerns about campaign structure, fundraising, missed debates, and what he calls a “production” rather than a traditional campaign.

Trisha Calvarese weighs in from the Democratic side, arguing that Marx could ultimately benefit Democrats if he becomes the nominee.

The conversation centers on missing policy details, unanswered questions, and a campaign that critics say lacks transparency and accountability.

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From TSA debates to congressional gridlock, the question remains: who’s really being served? Open lines, real talk, and a reminder of when radio wasn’t afraid to go there. 

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Also, Dr. Brian Richter of Twin Aspen Dental is IN STUDIO!

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As the hour unfolds, it shifts into philosophy and history, with discussions about motivation, resilience, and the mindset behind training and competition. The group mixes in storytelling—from early UFC days to old-school boxing—keeping it informal and engaging, more like “guys talking at a bar” than a traditional radio segment.

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The hour features back-and-forth reactions rather than deep dives, with each guest adding their take on key issues and occasionally challenging one another. The focus stays on big-picture themes—government, public trust, and where things are headed—wrapping up with the same mix of analysis and personality that carries the show.

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Hour 2 mixes light local chatter with heavy political debate. After briefly promoting a Colorado motorcycle show, the conversation turns to Dr. Brian Joondeph’s new EPA advisory role, where he argues environmental policy should balance cost with what he sees as uncertain climate science. The hosts frame climate change skepticism alongside broader claims that environmentalism functions like a belief system, tying it into a wider discussion about faith, culture, and political division.

The most engaging segment is a back-and-forth with a caller who challenges that skepticism, arguing modern data clearly shows human-driven climate change and pushing for practical solutions. The hosts counter with uncertainty, global factors, and cost concerns, while also touching on future energy innovation. The hour ends with quick pivots to AI in medicine and U.S. strategy toward Iran, keeping the tone fast-moving and debate-driven.

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Peter Boyles is joined by Brian Joondeph and Jonathan Flora for a wide-ranging discussion that begins with Joondeph’s appointment to the EPA’s Clean Air Scientific Advisory Committee. The conversation pivots into culture and politics, focusing on controversy around the phrase “Christ is King,” which they argue is being redefined in modern discourse and used as a wedge issue. The group frames this as part of a broader pattern of language manipulation, ideological conflict, and internal fractures within conservative circles, particularly around influencers and messaging ahead of future elections.

The second half centers on the collapse of legacy media credibility and business models, highlighted by layoffs and restructuring at major outlets like CBS. The hosts argue that declining ratings, perceived bias, and competition from podcasts and social media are accelerating the decline of traditional news. They also explore how AI is rapidly transforming media, from automated newscasts to synthetic entertainment, raising concerns about job loss and authenticity. The hour closes with listener calls and debate over election trust, media influence, and the future of journalism, with consensus that competition and technological disruption will continue reshaping the landscape.

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