The Peter Boyles Show June 6, 2026 HOUR 4: Peter Boyles is joined by Matt Crane of the Colorado County Clerks Association to discuss the Tina Peters case, election integrity claims, and why the debate continues years after the 2020 election. The conversation also explores Colorado politics, the challenges facing Republicans in the state, and the ongoing battle over voter confidence and election security.

The Peter Boyles Show June 6, 2026 HOUR 4: Peter Boyles is joined by Matt Crane of the Colorado County Clerks Association to discuss the Tina Peters case, election integrity claims, and why the debate continues years after the 2020 election. The conversation also explores Colorado politics, the challenges facing Republicans in the state, and the ongoing battle over voter confidence and election security.

Why Do So Many Still Believe Tina Peters?

The Peter Boyles Show June 6, 2026 HOUR 3: Peter Boyles opens the phones on the anniversary of D-Day, leading to a wide-ranging conversation about history, leadership, media, war, and American culture. Listeners reflect on the sacrifices of World War II, the leadership of General Dwight Eisenhower, and why D-Day receives less public attention today than it once did.

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.

The Peter Boyles Show June 6, 2026 HOUR 3: Peter Boyles opens the phones on the anniversary of D-Day, leading to a wide-ranging conversation about history, leadership, media, war, and American culture. Listeners reflect on the sacrifices of World War II, the leadership of General Dwight Eisenhower, and why D-Day receives less public attention today than it once did.
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.

Remembering D-Day Through the Eyes of History

The Peter Boyles Show -June 6, 2026 - HOUR 2: Peter Boyles opens the phones and tackles one of the most controversial and emotionally charged topics in the world today: the ongoing conflicts involving Israel, Gaza, Lebanon, and Iran.

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.

The Peter Boyles Show -June 6, 2026 - HOUR 2: Peter Boyles opens the phones and tackles one of the most controversial and emotionally charged topics in the world today: the ongoing conflicts involving Israel, Gaza, Lebanon, and Iran.
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.

The Arguments Driving One of the World's Longest Conflicts

The Peter Boyles Show -June 6, 2026 - HOUR 1: Peter Boyles takes listeners on a uniquely American journey as he reflects on the significance of D-Day, the sacrifices of the Greatest Generation, and the enduring spirit of freedom that continues to define the nation.

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.

The Peter Boyles Show -June 6, 2026 - HOUR 1: Peter Boyles takes listeners on a uniquely American journey as he reflects on the significance of D-Day, the sacrifices of the Greatest Generation, and the enduring spirit of freedom that continues to define the nation.
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.

Freedom, Motorcycles, and the Spirit of America

Steffan Tubbs Guest Hosts The Peter Boyles Show -MAY 30, 2026 - Hr. 4: 

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.

Steffan Tubbs Guest Hosts The Peter Boyles Show -MAY 30, 2026 - Hr. 4:&nbsp;
Steffan spent most of the hour reflecting on the sixth anniversary of Denver&rsquo;s 2020 riots, arguing that city leaders mishandled the unrest and questioning whether they would respond any differently today. He discussed his documentary&nbsp;Denver in Decay, criticized former Denver school board member Tay Anderson, took calls about policing and civil unrest, and criticized Google&rsquo;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.

Open Lines! Riots, AI Bias & $700 Morgan Wallen Tickets

Steffan Tubbs Guest Hosts The Peter Boyles Show -MAY 30, 2026 - Hr. 3:

 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.

Steffan Tubbs Guest Hosts The Peter Boyles Show -MAY 30, 2026 - Hr. 3:
&nbsp;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.

Everest Changed Me: One Colorado Marine’s Journey Above the Clouds!!

Steffan Tubbs Guest Hosts The Peter Boyles Show - May 30, 2026 HOUR 1:

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.

Steffan Tubbs Guest Hosts The Peter Boyles Show - May 30, 2026 HOUR 1:
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.&nbsp;
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.&nbsp;
The show also explores Colorado&rsquo;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.

Colorado’s Future, ICE Enforcement, and Victor Marx Under the Microscope!

Steffan Tubbs Guest Hosts The Peter Boyles Show -MAY 30, 2026 - Hr. 2:

 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.

Steffan Tubbs Guest Hosts The Peter Boyles Show -MAY 30, 2026 - Hr. 2:
&nbsp;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.&nbsp;
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.

Six Years After Denver Burned, Have We Learned Anything?

The Peter Boyles Show - May 23, 2026 HOUR 4: 

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.

The Peter Boyles Show - May 23, 2026 HOUR 4:&nbsp;
Hour 4 bounced between Colorado politics and Military history. Callers criticized Victor Marx&rsquo;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&rsquo;s death and ended with Nixon&rsquo;s resignation, calling that era a permanent turning point in American political culture.

Colorado Politics, JFK, and the Death of Trust

The Peter Boyles Show - May 23, 2026 HOUR 3: A lively Memorial Day weekend radio hour blending Colorado politics, listener calls, media controversy, and deep historical storytelling. Peter Boyles and callers debate Victor Marx’s campaign claims while reflecting on the state of modern politics and public trust.

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.

The Peter Boyles Show - May 23, 2026 HOUR 3: A lively Memorial Day weekend radio hour blending Colorado politics, listener calls, media controversy, and deep historical storytelling. Peter Boyles and callers debate Victor Marx&rsquo;s campaign claims while reflecting on the state of modern politics and public trust.
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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