Peter Boyles Show

The Peter Boyles Show - April 25, 2026 Hour 4: 

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.

The Peter Boyles Show - April 25, 2026 Hour 3: 

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.

The Peter Boyles Show - April 25, 2026 Hour 2: Peter Boyles talks with Dick Wadhams about what’s really happening in Colorado politics. They cover party dynamics, strategy, and where things are headed. Callers weigh in during the conversation.

The Peter Boyles Show - April 25, 2026 Hour 1: Peter Boyles and Jon Caldara discuss the growing “radio war” in Denver, what’s driving it, and how the business has changed. They get into ratings, syndication, podcasts, and whether local talk radio can survive. Callers weigh in with their perspective.

The Peter Boyles Show - April 18, 2026 Hour 4: 

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

The Peter Boyles Show - April 18, 2026 Hour 3: 

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.

The Peter Boyes Show - April 18, 2026 Hour 2: 

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.

The Peter Boyles Show - April 18, 2026 Hour 1: 

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.”

Jeff and Bill Guest Host The Peter Boyles Show - April 11, 2026 - Hour 4: After hours of delays… the event Begins! 

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!)

Jeff and Bill Guest Host The Peter Boyles Show - April 11, 2026 - Hour 3: 

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.

Jeff and Bill Guest Host The Peter Boyles Show - April 11, 2026 - Hour 2: 

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.

Jeff and Bill Guest Host The Peter Boyles Show - April 11, 2026 - Hour 1: 

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.

THE PETER BOYLES SHOW - APRIL 4, 2026 HOUR 4: 

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.

The opinions expressed by the hosts and guests on this program are their own and do not necessarily reflect the views of Salem Media Group, its management, employees, affiliates, or advertisers. This content is intended for commentary and discussion purposes only, and the perspectives shared during the broadcast belong solely to the individuals expressing them.

THE PETER BOYLES SHOW - APRIL 4, 2026 HOUR 3: 

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.

The opinions expressed by the hosts and guests on this program are their own and do not necessarily reflect the views of Salem Media Group, its management, employees, affiliates, or advertisers. This content is intended for commentary and discussion purposes only, and the perspectives shared during the broadcast belong solely to the individuals expressing them.

THE PETER BOYLES SHOW - APRIL 4, 2026 HOUR 2: 

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.

The opinions expressed by the hosts and guests on this program are their own and do not necessarily reflect the views of Salem Media Group, its management, employees, affiliates, or advertisers. This content is intended for commentary and discussion purposes only, and the perspectives shared during the broadcast belong solely to the individuals expressing them.

THE PETER BOYLES SHOW - APRIL 4, 2026 HOUR 1: 

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.

The opinions expressed by the hosts and guests on this program are their own and do not necessarily reflect the views of Salem Media Group, its management, employees, affiliates, or advertisers. This content is intended for commentary and discussion purposes only, and the perspectives shared during the broadcast belong solely to the individuals expressing them.

MARCH 28 2026 HOUR 4: Is Colorado finally ready for a different kind of Republican? In the final hour, Peter Boyles sits down with gubernatorial candidate John Brooks—a political outsider with a business-first mindset and a message focused on moving Colorado forward. From election integrity and voter ID to the growing divide inside the GOP, Brooks makes the case for ditching the chaos and focusing on real issues: affordability, infrastructure, energy, and economic growth. But here’s the big question: Can a “normal” candidate survive a primary dominated by extremes? Boyles isn’t buying it easy—and neither are the callers.

The opinions expressed by the hosts and guests on this program are their own and do not necessarily reflect the views of Salem Media Group, its management, employees, affiliates, or advertisers. This content is intended for commentary and discussion purposes only, and the perspectives shared during the broadcast belong solely to the individuals expressing them.

MARCH 28, 2026 HOUR 3: Peter Boyles dives into one of the most unforgettable eras in Denver talk radio—when major stories broke live on-air and changed everything. From the fallout of the Ted Haggard controversy to deeper conversations about political hypocrisy, media courage, and the limits of government power, this hour is a raw look at truth, accountability, and what’s missing today. Guest Jim Pfaff joins Peter to reflect on how those moments shaped Colorado politics—and why the same issues are playing out again in Washington right now.

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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MARCH 28, 2026 HOUR 2: On this Hour of The Peter Boyles Show, Peter Boyles sits down with Deborah Flora and Jonathan Flora for a powerful, personal conversation about Hollywood, ambition, and the price of success. From working inside major studios to walking away from opportunity, Deborah shares what it really takes to “make it” — and why she chose family over fame. The discussion dives into culture, career trade-offs, and whether success is worth sacrificing the things that matter most. Plus, a preview of Colorado governor candidate John Brooks and a broader look at values, priorities, and the paths we choose. 

The opinions expressed by the hosts and guests on this program are their own and do not necessarily reflect the views of Salem Media Group, its management, employees, affiliates, or advertisers. This content is intended for commentary and discussion purposes only, and the perspectives shared during the broadcast belong solely to the individuals expressing them.

MARCH 28, 2026 HOUR 1: Patricia Calhoun—one of the most influential voices in Denver media—has announced her retirement, marking the end of an era for Westword and local journalism. Peter Boyles reflects on decades of working alongside Calhoun, her impact on Denver’s media landscape, and what her departure means for the future of independent journalism in Colorado. Nearly 50 years in the business… and a legacy that helped shape the city. This isn’t just a retirement—it’s the closing of a chapter in Denver history.

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

*The opinions expressed by the hosts and guests on this program are their own and do not necessarily reflect the views of Salem Media Group, its management, employees, affiliates, or advertisers. This content is intended for commentary and discussion purposes only, and the perspectives shared during the broadcast belong solely to the individuals expressing them.*