Columnist Michelle Malkin receives a personal apology from the head of the Denver Police Union over what happened Sunday, then we talk to John Bandimiere and Randy Corporon about what happened in court yesterday

Columnist Michelle Malkin receives a personal apology from the head of the Denver Police Union over what happened Sunday, then we talk to John Bandimiere and Randy Corporon about what happened in court yesterday

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Peter Boyles Show Podcast

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PeterBoyles July 22 7am

The Peter Boyles Show -  FEBRUARY 21, 2026 HOUR 4: Peter opens the lines to discuss whether the U.S. is moving toward military action against Iran, with callers debating preemptive strikes and America’s history in the region. The hour also touches on Colorado policy issues, the State of the Union, and a brief tribute to Bill Mazeroski. 

The Peter Boyles Show -&nbsp; FEBRUARY 21, 2026 HOUR 4: Peter opens the lines to discuss whether the U.S. is moving toward military action against Iran, with callers debating preemptive strikes and America&rsquo;s history in the region. The hour also touches on Colorado policy issues, the State of the Union, and a brief tribute to Bill Mazeroski.&nbsp;

Is the U.S. Heading Toward a Strike on Iran? / Open Lines 

The Peter Boyles Show - February 21, 2026 HOUR 3: 

Peter is joined by Chuck Morris and Flobots member Stephen "Brer Rabbit" Brackett  for a wide-ranging conversation about unconventional career paths in music, radio, and live entertainment. The hour covers the Flobots’ early days in Denver, teaching and activism before getting signed, and why most successful careers don’t begin with a clear plan.

The discussion shifts into stories from the old Colorado concert scene, club promotion, and Peter’s early work in professional wrestling — including ring announcing, promoters, and learning hard lessons about getting paid. The hour closes with a candid look at how the music business has changed: consolidation, touring as the main income, streaming economics, and the growing impact of AI-generated music on artists and audiences.

The Peter Boyles Show - February 21, 2026 HOUR 3:&nbsp;
Peter is joined by Chuck Morris and Flobots member Stephen "Brer Rabbit" Brackett &nbsp;for a wide-ranging conversation about unconventional career paths in music, radio, and live entertainment. The hour covers the Flobots&rsquo; early days in Denver, teaching and activism before getting signed, and why most successful careers don&rsquo;t begin with a clear plan.
The discussion shifts into stories from the old Colorado concert scene, club promotion, and Peter&rsquo;s early work in professional wrestling &mdash; including ring announcing, promoters, and learning hard lessons about getting paid. The hour closes with a candid look at how the music business has changed: consolidation, touring as the main income, streaming economics, and the growing impact of AI-generated music on artists and audiences.

From Flobots to Wrestling Rings: How Careers Really Start

The Peter Boyles Show - February 21, 2026 HOUR 2: 

Peter Boyle is joined in studio by legendary concert promoter Chuck Morris, who recounts his path from graduate school in political science to building Colorado’s live music scene. The conversation covers the early Boulder club days, opening Tulagi’s, launching Ebbets Field, and partnering with Barry Fey during the rise of large-scale Colorado concerts.

Morris shares firsthand stories about booking early shows for Eagles, managing the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, and seeing Steve Martin open shows before becoming famous. The hour also includes behind-the-scenes memories of Red Rocks, major multi-venue concert nights, and Morris’s trip to the Soviet Union with the Dirt Band, arranged through Philip Anschutz, including performances in Moscow and Gorky Park.

The Peter Boyles Show - February 21, 2026 HOUR 2:&nbsp;
Peter Boyle is joined in studio by legendary concert promoter Chuck Morris, who recounts his path from graduate school in political science to building Colorado&rsquo;s live music scene. The conversation covers the early Boulder club days, opening Tulagi&rsquo;s, launching Ebbets Field, and partnering with Barry Fey during the rise of large-scale Colorado concerts.
Morris shares firsthand stories about booking early shows for Eagles, managing the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, and seeing Steve Martin open shows before becoming famous. The hour also includes behind-the-scenes memories of Red Rocks, major multi-venue concert nights, and Morris&rsquo;s trip to the Soviet Union with the Dirt Band, arranged through Philip Anschutz, including performances in Moscow and Gorky Park.

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