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Dennis Quaid shares the details on his newest role as the 40th president in the new film, Reagan. He discusses Ronald Reagan’s influence and shares his thoughts on the resurgence of faith in a culture God was once welcomed in. Get more of Pastor Greg Laurie and Dennis—plus, a full tour of the actual Reagan Ranch—when you watch on Harvest+! --- Learn more about Greg Laurie and Harvest Ministries at harvest.org This podcast is supported by the generosity of our Harvest PartnersSupport the show: https://harvest.org/supportSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dennis Quaid shares the details on his newest role as the 40th president in the new film, Reagan. He discusses Ronald Reagan’s influence and shares his thoughts on the resurgence of faith in a culture God was once welcomed in. Get more of Pastor Greg Laurie and Dennis—plus, a full tour of the actual Reagan Ranch—when you watch on Harvest+! --- Learn more about Greg Laurie and Harvest Ministries at harvest.org This podcast is supported by the generosity of our Harvest PartnersSupport the show: https://harvest.org/supportSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this hour of Armed American Radio, Mark talks with the founder of the Second Amendment Foundation and the Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms,(CCRKBA) Alan Gottlieb. This week Alan provides insight into the upcoming presidential election and its importance to us as gun owners. Alan also discusses the latest court victory in NY State in the Courtland Housing Authority where a federal judge issues a permanent injunction against banning residents from owning firearms on property. Also discussed was the latest column by SAF Investigative journalist, Lee Williams, better known as The Gunwriter, regarding New Zealand confiscating guns and firearm licenses of residents for having the wrong thoughts! Real life "thought police" in action in New Zealand. AWR Hawkins from Breitbart News discusses his latest columns and provides insight into his recent talk at the Young Americas Foundation at the Reagan Ranch last week. Mark and AWR discussed recent CCW defensive gun uses by law-abiding citizens, the upcoming election and more.

AWR Hawkins speaks to the Young America's Foundation at the Reagan Ranch on 2A

Armed American Radio's Daily Defense 10-21-24 Young America's Foundation Students question Breitbart News Second Amendment columnist Dr. AWR Hawkins after his speech at the Reagan Ranch on Saturday 10-18-24 Today on Armed American Radio, Mark is joined by Andy Hooser-The Voice of Reason from KQAM Radio in Wichita, KS. Mark and Andy play the questions and answers portion of Dr. Hawkins speech when the kids had an opportunity to question him deeper on second amendment related current event issues including so called ghost guns, background checks, repelling tyrannical government with force and more including the importance of upholding Second Amendment rights in the United States. Andy is an up and coming rising conservative star on talk radio and currently hosts the popular Voice of Reason nationally syndicated radio program. Support our Sponsors: Armed American Radio Sponsors

Matt Kittle filling in for Simon Conway during Tuesday's second hour.

Mike Ferguson in the Morning 09-13-24 Amy Lutz joins us to talk about her years working at the Reagan Ranch in Santa Barbara, CA, from 2015-2018. She was there during the early planning stages for the new Reagan movie that's now in theaters nationwide.  More information on the Reagan Ranch here: https://yaf.org/ronaldreagan/ The gate to the ranch is at an elevation of 2240 feet above sea level. The land, in the Santa Ynez Mountains, was once part of a Spanish land concession given to a soldier named Jose Francisco de Ortega, who settled there in 1794. For Ronald and Nancy Reagan, it was love at first sight -- for the ranch, that is. The president said, "From the first day we saw it, Rancho del Cielo cast a spell over us. No place before or since has given Nancy and me the joy and serenity it does." On November 13, 1974, Ronald and Nancy Reagan bought the 688-acre Tip Top Ranch and renamed it Rancho del Cielo, which in Spanish means "Sky Ranch." Reagan was serving out his last weeks as governor of California, a position he had held for eight years. It was his refuge as he prepared to run for president in 1976 and 1980. During those years, it was dubbed by the media as the "Western White House." Today, Rancho del Cielo is owned and maintained by Young America's Foundation and they focus on preserving the ranch just as Ronald and Nancy Reagan left it.   NewsTalkSTL website: https://newstalkstl.com/ Rumble: https://rumble.com/c/NewsTalkSTL Twitter/X: https://twitter.com/NewstalkSTL Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NewsTalkSTL Livestream 24/7: bit.ly/NEWSTALKSTLSTREAMSSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mike Ferguson in the Morning 09-13-24 (7:05am) Amy Lutz joins us to talk about her years working at the Reagan Ranch in Santa Barbara, CA, from 2015-2018. She was there during the early planning stages for the new Reagan movie that's now in theaters nationwide.  More information on the Reagan Ranch here: https://yaf.org/ronaldreagan/ The gate to the ranch is at an elevation of 2240 feet above sea level. The land, in the Santa Ynez Mountains, was once part of a Spanish land concession given to a soldier named Jose Francisco de Ortega, who settled here in 1794. For Ronald and Nancy Reagan, it was love at first sight -- for the ranch, that is. The president said, "From the first day we saw it, Rancho del Cielo cast a spell over us. No place before or since has given Nancy and me the joy and serenity it does." On November 13, 1974, Ronald and Nancy Reagan bought the 688-acre Tip Top Ranch and renamed it Rancho del Cielo, which in Spanish means "Sky Ranch." Reagan was serving out his last weeks as governor of California, a position he had held for eight years. It was his refuge as he prepared to run for president in 1976 and 1980. During those years, it was dubbed by the media as the "Western White House." Today, Rancho del Cielo is owned and maintained by Young America's Foundation, which has taken pains to preserve the ranch just as Ronald and Nancy Reagan left it.    (7:22am) We discuss a YouGov survey on how many of us pay any attention to Friday the 13th.   (7:35am) Why can't the Postal Service get its act together? Along with delivery delays, they're now cautioning voters about mail-in ballots.   (7:50am) Gabe says Not Today, Satan!   NewsTalkSTL website: https://newstalkstl.com/ Rumble: https://rumble.com/c/NewsTalkSTL Twitter/X: https://twitter.com/NewstalkSTL Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NewsTalkSTL Livestream 24/7: bit.ly/NEWSTALKSTLSTREAMSSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the first episode of Season 4, our host, Grove City College senior Katie Kenlein talks with Dr. Paul Kengor about the movie Reagan, which is based on his book The Crusader. Learn about his experience at the Hollywood premier and how this film has been in the making for almost 20 years!

When one dream fades, it can often be the dawn of a new one! The story of President Ronald Reagan is filled with overcoming the odds—making his way from small-town roots, to Hollywood stardom, and then onto sitting in the White House. The movie "Reagan" hits the theaters nationwide on August 30th. Actor Dennis Quaid takes on the role of the 40th President, and brings to life a story that transcends the boundaries of a typical biopic. Nine-time Emmy winner David Sams catches up with Dennis, who's at the Reagan Ranch, to delve into the years of preparation needed to make this movie possible. Dennis also discusses the personal connection he had to Reagan, the non-political nature the film takes, and the overarching themes of love and determination. Tickets available at https://www.reagan.movie/ #ReaganMovie #KeepTheFaith #contagiousinfluencer #dennisquaid #DavidSams

AWR Hawkins brilliant live speech from the Reagan Ranch on Saturday 06-22-24

I am so excited to have my best friend Erik Ellefsen on the podcast today to reflect on the highlights of 2023 in education and set our sights on what excites us in 2024!Erik, with his extensive global school experiences, shares insights into the joy he finds in the brilliance of educators and the challenges they overcome. We delve into memorable school visits, from the historic Windsor Castle to the modest Reagan Ranch, sparking thoughts on the impact of educational experiences.We discuss the transformative power of engagement and how it resonates through the pages of my book Just Teaching, and we enthuse over a favorite school visit featuring fifth graders in England joyfully embracing hands-on learning despite the constant rain. As we look ahead to 2024, we ponder the importance of becoming more human in our work, emphasizing the value of genuine connection and collaboration in an era dominated by technological advancements.I can't wait for you to join us in this engaging conversation, which is definitely one of my favorite episodes of the podcast so far. It's filled with laughter, insights, and a touch of the ridiculousness that makes the journey of education all the more enjoyable!To learn more, order Jon's book, Just Teaching: Feedback, Engagement, and Well-Being for Each Student.The Just Schools Podcast is brought to you by the Baylor Center for School Leadership. Each week, we'll talk to catalytic educators who are doing amazing work.Be encouraged.Timestamps:[0:37] - Reflecting on positive developments in education in 2023, Erik Ellefson and I are discussing anticipated exciting prospects for 2024.[1:57] - What has brought me joy in 2023?[3:59] - I share the joy of meaningful work in Southeast Asia, highlighting family involvement and achieving balance.[4:40] - Erik highlights speaking at Windsor Castle and visiting Rancho del Cielo, noting the unique experiences.[6:51] - Erik expresses joy in working with a San Jose elementary school, emphasizing their commitment to improvement.[8:21] - Hear about a standout moment in England involving fifth graders' enthusiasm for hands-on, low-tech learning.[11:51] - What am I more convinced is important in schools after having written Just Schools?[14:26] - Erik agrees that engagement is important, emphasizing its priority over temporary provisions for wellbeing.[17:24] - Erik highlights the importance of cultivating a culture of celebration and support in professional settings.[19:26] - Erik doubles down on the importance of collaborative, collective leadership in addressing deep-rooted issues in education.[20:49] - I envision the next book focusing on catalytic leadership and building thriving learning communities collaboratively.[22:46] - I hope for a more human approach in the face of advancing technology, emphasizing grace, challenge, love, and fun in collaborative work.[25:54] - Hear Erik and I share our favorite books of 2023.[26:55] - Erik asserts that phones being used for non-educational purposes in schools is frustrating.[28:22] - Hear us discuss the positive, hopeful aspects of artificial intelligence.[29:31] - Have fun doing the work!Connect on Social Media:Baylor MA in School LeadershipBaylor Doctorate in EducationJon Eckert: @eckertjonCenter for School Leadership at Baylor University: @baylorcslBooks Mentioned:Jonathan Eckert - Just Teaching: Feedback, Engagement, and Well-Being for Each StudentBob Drury - The Heart of Everything That Is: The Untold Story of Red Cloud, An American LegendDavid Brooks - How to Know a Person: The Art of Seeing Others Deeply and Being Deeply Seen

Jeff and Angela discuss the borer closing at Lukeville in SW Arizona. Olivia shares her Reagan Ranch experience. 

Andrew Klavan breaks down the societal ills that are killing Western civilization as we know it… and it's a lot. Special thanks to Young America's Foundation for hosting this speech. 

Floyd G. Brown is the founder of The Western Journal and author of several books, including, "Counterpunch" and "Big Tech Tyrants."  America is on new territory.  Floyd Brown's back story is about Jesus.  His grandfather was a missionary and his parents poured scripture into him.  Floyd always prayed to God that if God opens a door he will walk through it and if God closes a door he won't walk through it.  At 15 years old he met Ronald Reagan.  He worked on Reagan's campaign and got a job in his administration.  Floyd was a full time talk show host, then ran the Reagan Ranch and now is a journalist.  This is such a fascinating podcast that you will not want to miss.

Former Governor of Wisconsin and President of the Young Americas Foundation Scott Walker discusses the positive mission of the Young America's Foundation, conserving the Reagan Ranch, and all the encouraging work to inform and bolster the principles of freedom in young people.

Hour 1 -- Kirby Wilbur in for John Carlson: Gov Jay Inslee finally announces he'll end his state constitution-suspending emergency powers but he'll wait 7 more weeks to actually make it official, what will change with vaxx mandates as of Oct. 31st in WA, what Inslee's end of emergency powers means for nurse/hospital staffing levels, Inslee cites 'ability of people to protect themselves' as reason for lifting his emergency powers, measuring the impact of Britain's Queen Elizabeth II after her death yesterday at age 96, Queen Elizabeth's visit to the Reagan Ranch in California, GUEST: KNWN Northwest Newsradio reporter (and former 570 KVI morning news anchor) Carleen Johnson joins Kirby to reflect on the September 11th terror attacks on America 21 years later, KVI's Lars Larson examines the CNN reality check as their ratings continue to sag. Hour 2 -- one new polling sample in a major American city shows that 'non-white' residents are much more concerned with public safety and crime than 'white' residents polled, the polling shows 'people of color' want to "refund the police", Seattle officials realizing that city could receive bus loads of illegal aliens apprehended in Texas as New York, DC and Chicago already have; Vancouver BC buys an EV fire truck but the price and firefighting limitations raising some serious question marks about the purchase, GUEST: realtor Robbyn Adelsman talks about the interest rate hike impact on buying or selling a house right now, GUEST: host of Full Measure, Sharyl Attkisson, previews her newest story about border security and the impact of illegal crossings on Eagle Pass, Texas. Hour 3 -- Oberlin College loses appeal in the Ohio Supreme Court and now forced to pay $36 million for supporting a student boycott over an alleged racial incident at a bakery near campus, evaluating the pros and cons of COVID lock downs and emergency powers by Gov. Jay Inslee, WA OSPI wants to give 1.1 million public school students free lunch and breakfast every school day, GUEST: attorney John DiLorenzo is suing city of Portland over the ADA accessibilty problems connected to impassable sidewalks covered with tents and belongings of homeless people, DiLorenzo wants three results from this lawsuit in Portland, compare the up to 5000 homeless people to the 12% of Portland residents that have some sort of ADA disability, says some of the plaintiffs have volunteered for years in efforts to help assist homeless people, says Portland's politics are like trying to "walk up the down escalator", cites venerable Sen. Daniel Moynahan who criticized social programs studying poverty; the public is invited to a Sept. 11th memorial ceremony at Federal Way fire station #64 at 1pm on Sunday.

Mark Larson sits in for Carl and talks about when Queen Elizabeth II visited San Diego and The Reagan Ranch in 1983.

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In front of a live audience at The Reagan Ranch Center in Santa Barbara, CA, Adam begins the show talking about Ronald Reagan's birthday. He also talks about Dennis Quaid's dog humping his leg before the show. Next, Dennis takes the stage along with Bryan and Gina to chat about his upcoming role, playing Ronald Reagan. The gang plays a round of The Rotten Tomatoes Game based on Dennis' vast filmography. Next, Gina reports the news on crows in Sweden being trained to pick up cigarette butts, Domino's pizza offering a 'tip' to anyone who picks up their own pizza, and a man who hasn't taken a shower since the 1950's. Lastly, Dennis joins Adam for a round of 'Unprepared' where they riff on the words 'artificial intelligence,' 'wells,' and 'Egypt.' Please support today's sponsors: TommyJohn.com/ADAM Geico.com

We are joined by Marc Short, who served in the Trump Administration as the Chief of Staff to Vice President Mike Pence, Assistant to the President and Director of Legislative Affairs. Earlier in his career, he served as Director of the Reagan Ranch for the Young America's Foundation. In addition to discussing Marc's duties working […]

On this episode of Reaganism, we are joined by Marc Short. Marc Short most recently served in the Trump Administration as the Chief of Staff to Vice President Mike Pence, Assistant to the President and Director of Legislative Affairs. Earlier in his career, he served as Director of the Reagan Ranch for the Young America's Foundation. In addition to discussing Marc's duties working for Vice President Mike Pence, including working on the COVID-19 Task Force and Operation Warp Speed, the two also examine Biden's performance as President and its impact on recent and upcoming elections.

On this episode of 'Freedom Fighters,' Governor Scott Walker gives an update on the Alisal Fire that threatens the Reagan Ranch and his excitement to bring the legacy of the former president to high school students. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/scottwalker/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/scottwalker/support

Anthony kicks off this edition of the show by talking about his visit to the Ronald Reagan Presidential library and Reagan Ranch (one reason for the hiatus), as well as an exciting new project that he is launching (another reason for the hiatus). Then the groundwork is laid for the main topic of discussion, as Anthony explains why big government is never the proper answer to any problem. After the thorough intro, Anthony dives into the five key issues that collectively serve as the reason for why he is registering as an Independent. Among the issues discussed are: the right to life, money & spending, taxation (theft), immigration, healthcare, and drugs. Touching on each issue one at a time, Anthony explains his position and then says which political party he sides with on the issue. Hint: the choice is two-way between Republican and Libertarian — NEVER Communist or Democrat. Finally, Anthony assesses the weight of each issue and discusses why registering with a political party makes no sense for him. Also featured is the winner for “Idiot of the Week”, as well as a brand new sesquipedalian “Ben Shapiro Word of the Week.” Meanwhile the holiday season comes early on “The Random Bit,” as the Jim Carrey version of How The Grinch Stole Christmas is featured along with the story of how Cindy Lou Hou became a literal rock star. Support the show (https://www.paypal.me/realanthonys)

Honoring the 40th anniversary of the largest tax cuts in American history, YAF President Governor Scott Walker is live from the Reagan Ranch, where President Reagan signed the Economic Recovery Tax Act of 1981––explaining why we should let the American people keep more of their hard earned money. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/scottwalker/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/scottwalker/support

In August 1981, President Ronald Reagan signed the Economic Recovery Tax Act in his driveway at the Reagan Ranch. The legislation brought about the largest tax cuts in American history and resulted in an era of tremendous economic prosperity and growth. Newt remembers the 40th anniversary of the three-year tax cut with his personal perspective on this unique time in American history. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

On this episode of 'Freedom Fighters,' Governor Scott Walker is in Santa Barbara, California, at the Reagan Ranch—which is owned and operated by YAF. Israel is under attack, and the Iron Dome defense system is reminiscent of President Reagan's Strategic Defense Initiative. The East coast is experiencing gas shortages, and Biden's new job report is extraordinarily underwhelming. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/scottwalker/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/scottwalker/support

On today’s Bulwark podcast, Karen Tumulty joins Charlie Sykes to discuss the House GOP leadership fight, and her new book, [The Triumph of Nancy Reagan. ](https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08BZVZHFV/ref=dp-kindle-redirect?encoding=UTF8&btkr=1)_ Special Guest: Karen Tumulty.

On this episode of 'Freedom Fighters,' Governor Scott Walker is in Santa Barbara, California, at the Reagan Ranch—which is owned and operated by YAF. The ranch gives a unique insight into the values that President Reagan embodied, and the qualities that made him into the Great Communicator. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/scottwalker/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/scottwalker/support

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Frugality & Freedom; An update from the Reagan Ranch in Santa Barbara, California --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/scottwalker/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/scottwalker/support

RICK LARSEN, GARAGE BAND GUITARIST & CEO OF SUTHERLAND INSTITUTE Rick Larsen, is a self-described conservative and a “one-time garage band guitar player.” Rick is also the CEO of Sutherland Institute, the “conservative, non-partisan think tank” that is named after George Sutherland, the first Utahn to serve on the U.S. Supreme Court. Before joining Sutherland Institute, Rick raised millions of dollars for United Way of Salt Lake and was President & CMO of Operation Kids Foundation. Pragmatic and compassionate, Rick is a leader in our community with a big heart who believes “the world needs educated and open minds.” We are fortunate to have this lover of Abraham Lincoln and classic rock as a leader in our community. It all started just over three years ago when Rick was raising money for the United Way. He visited the Reagan Ranch with Sutherland Institute and felt inspired and moved to help bring people together. Less than a year later, he was named president! This podcast with Rick provides a glimpse of an inspiring leader who is “committed to building bridges through civil dialogue” in a very polarized world!

On the eve of the 38th anniversary of President Ronald Reagan's historic tax cuts, Mark broadcasts from the Reagan Ranch in Santa Barbara with a slew of guests including historian/author Paul Kengor, former Attorney General (under Reagan) Ed Meese, and Dr. Art Laffer (most recent President Medal of Freedom receipient, and world-renowned economist).

Gary’s new memoir is the Grateful American: A Journey from Self to Service. Gary shares stories of obstacles, hope, and inspiration that will empower conservatives to embrace gratitude and engage in service above self.

Leadership is lacking in Washington and across the nation. Young people are drifting from the principles and values that have shaped America from its founding. Legacies born of big ideas, civil debate, open dialogue and American optimism seem to be fading from the public square and the collective memory of the country. Ronald Reagan was the happy warrior and the great communicator. He was a president who challenged citizens to believe in themselves as well as their neighbors. Andrew Coffin, director of the Reagan Ranch and vice president of Young America's Foundation joins us to discuss the return of Reaganesque leadership, preservation of a legacy worth keeping and instilling principles in the rising generation on this episode of, Therefore, What? Sign up to get each episode of this weekly podcast delivered to your inbox. Sign Up Here

Mark broadcasts live from the Reagan Ranch in Santa Barbara, and touches on a tribute to the now late John Barletta, who was a long-time Secret Service member. Mark chats with Rear Admiral JJ Quinn (Ret.) on Barletta's life and other stories. Also, James Hirsen (NewsMax.com) analyzes the governor's race down in Florida as "monkey" comments were made toward a black candidate.

Mark returns from Reagan Ranch after being gone a few days, and updates you on the search for the Nashville Waffle House shooter, as well as the latest squabbling between President Trump's Counselor - Kellyanne Conway - and CNN personality Dana Bash. Also, Kate Obenshain - former Republican Party leader of Virginia - checks in on her visit to the Reagan Ranch as well as the media's continued battle vs. POTUS 45

Las Virgenes Creek lies in the Santa Monica Mountain range near Malibu, California. Not far from the Reagan Ranch it also hosts the (now dilapidated) location for the old television series MASH (it is LA after all). It is hard to believe it is a mere 30 minutes from downtown Los Angeles. While it is a well-used gem, if you arrive there early enough, you can often have the whole 8,000+ acre park to yourself. This soundscape was recorded at dawn at the height of spring. It was a rainy year, coming after a long drought, so you can almost hear the birds celebrating. Las Virgenes Creek can be heard softly bubbling away in the distance but the real stars are riparian creatures going about their work as dawn turns to day. Perfect for background noise during meditation or rest time or a long drive. Though be forewarned, this is a park in the middle of Los Angeles (home to nearly 18 million people in the greater metropolitan area) so there is the inevitable (albeit occasional and distant) sound of road vehicles and airplanes. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Clark Vandeventer ran for Congress once upon a time. He is now a Pro ski bum who raises money for nonprofits, blogging at FamilyTrek.org and is the author of the new book unWorking. By the time he was 26-years-old, Clark Vandeventer was the deputy director of the Reagan Ranch and had raised millions of dollars to preserve the home of the 40th President of the United States, Ronald Reagan. Clark’s new book, UnWorking, is about casting a vision for your future while enjoying life today and living on a grand scale. It’s about loneliness, depression, and failure and ultimately, reinvention. Make sure to check out the supporter of this episode: Transpose – an app for storing and managing information in a smart, structured way. Please connect with me Subscribe, rate, and review in iTunes Follow @ErikJFisher Check out more Noodle.mx Network showsThe Audacity to Podcast: "How-to" podcast about podcastingBeyond the To-Do List: Personal and professional productivityThe Productive Woman: Productivity for busy womenONCE: Once Upon a Time podcastWelcome to Level Seven: Agents of SHIELD and Marvel’s cinematic universe podcastAre You Just Watching?: Movie reviews with Christian critical thinkingthe Ramen Noodle: Family-friendly clean comedy

-Andrew Coffin from The Reagan Ranch talks about President Reagan's 104th Birthday celebration in Simi Valley, the era of Reagan, his connection with America, and the lefts view of the man.

Guests this hour include - Walt Ekard (San Diego Chargers Stadium Task Force), Marty Schneider (The Retirement Professor), Andrew Coffin (The Reagan Ranch), and James Hirsen (Newsmax). -Walt Ekard joins the show to talk about the Chargers run for a NEW stadium, meeting schedule following the mayor's plan, and what it will actually take. -Marty Schneider joins Mark to talk about paying off mortgages after retirement. Is it a good idea? -Andrew Coffin from The Reagan Ranch talks about President Reagan's 104th Birthday celebration in Simi Valley, the era of Reagan, his connection with America, and the lefts view of the man. -AND James Hirsen rounds of the packed hour talking about Michael Moore slamming Clint Eastwood, Obama comments of Christian deeds at The National Prayer Breakfast, and MORE on Brian Williams 'false' incident in a helicopter! LIVE, LOCAL, news and comment with "The Answer" - he's Mark Larson on The Mark Larson Show!

Guest this hour - Katie Pavlich (Townhall.com). -Mark Larson Show from The Reagan Ranch continues with Obama vs. the British press on downed Malaysian airliner./twitter eye-roles. Who was actually on board!? -President Reagan's view on the lost lives from terror when it came to flight 007 years ago. What exactly did he do? -AND Katie Pavlich talks with Mark about *The Road To Freedom* conference, AND her NEW book, *Assault And Flattery* as it exposes the left! We expose ourselves - It's The Mark Larson Show on 1170AM KCBQ!

Guests this hour include - Kate Obenshain (author: Divider In Chief), and Pat Bucanan (author: The Greatest Comeback). -Mark gives you a summary of why the last few days for him have been so crazy. -Kate Obenshain and Mark talk from The Reagan Ranch about people not watching the news, living in critical times, and the lies from the left. -Pat Buchanan delves more on to the topic of immigration, and challenges the thens and the nows. He also backs up why the country is breaking up into different sectors, and ways of life. We're a way of life - we're The Mark Larson Show, on 1170AM KCBQ and online at kcbq.com!

Guests this hour include - Gretchen Carlson (Fox News), Marty Schneider (The Retirement Professor), and James Hirsen (Newsmax). -Gretchen Carlson talks with Mark about Obama defending his foreign policy, her new movie *Persecuted*, and the division within America. -Marty Schneider talks with Mark Larson about in-service distribution for employees. -AND we wrap this hour of the Larson Show from The Reagan Ranch by talking with James Hirsen about the Malaysian airline that was shot down over Ukraine, and President Obama fundraising in Hollywood! From The Reagan Ranch today, it's The Mark Larson Show on 1170AM KCBQ!

Mark Larson is off on assignment this week...until we catch up with him at The Reagan Ranch. Sitting in for him today is Victoria Taft! This hour she'll be talking about: -MORE on the complex immigration issue; involving the lack of leadership from our President. Mexican migrant kids swiftly sent back. -Mission Trail park fire started by transients. - Jon Voigt lets it rip on President Obama.

It's time to pick apart terrorism and how it relates to Boston. Mark talks with former Congressman and Army vet. Allen West on today's show.

Guest this hour - Governor George Allen Boston in lock-down mode. Bomb suspects on the run, one dead - one to go. He is Dzhokhar Tsarnaev. There was overnight violence and 1 policeman was killed with tossed explosives. And Gov. George Allen to round out the hour with GOOD news at the end of the massacre. CLICK, LISTEN, and stay informed with BREAKING NEWS and Mark Larson this hour from The Reagan Ranch!

LIVE at The Reagan Ranch Center Mark interviews Virginian Gov. George Allen. on the events in Boston this week and what GOOD is coming at the end...once we reach it!

Guests this hour include - Ron Robinson (Young America's Foundation) and Kellyanne Conway (Republican strategist and pollster) UPDATE on Boston shooting; Ron Robinson at The Reagan Ranch on bad guys hating free enterprise and religion. And Kellyanne Conway talks with Larson about the left redefining the right and working in sound-bites. It's The Reagan Ranch edition of The Mark Larson Show this Friday!

In this episode, Emi interviews well-known author and political commentator, Kate Obenshain!  A popular speaker and frequent commentator on national television and radio shows, Kate has spent her career championing conservative causes.  Having served as chairman of the Republican Party of Virginia, spearheading the fight against increased taxes; vice president of Young America's Foundation and the Reagan Ranch; and advisor to former Governor George Allen, as well as his Senate chief of staff, Kate has worked in politics and public policy from all angles.  Preserving and expanding liberty in America and impressing upon young people the importance of understanding the blessings of freedom are her life's mission.

In this episode, Emi interviews well-known author and political commentator, Kate Obenshain!  A popular speaker and frequent commentator on national television and radio shows, Kate has spent her career championing conservative causes.  Having served as chairman of the Republican Party of Virginia, spearheading the fight against increased taxes; vice president of Young America's Foundation and the Reagan Ranch; and advisor to former Governor George Allen, as well as his Senate chief of staff, Kate has worked in politics and public policy from all angles.  Preserving and expanding liberty in America and impressing upon young people the importance of understanding the blessings of freedom are her life's mission.

The Mark Larson Show live from the Reagan Ranch. Mark speaks with Sandy Rios about the Todd Akin scandal.

The Mark Larson Show live from the Reagan Ranch. Mark talks to Michele Bachmann about President Obama's failure to create new jobs, and private sector business.

The Mark Larson Show live from the Reagan Ranch. Mark talks to former Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld about the killing of Osama Bin Ladin and how the White House handled it poorly. Mark also talks to Paul Rengor about his new book, 201CThe Communist201D.

Jason Mattera released a new book that talks about Hollywood's double standard. How's Obama 's NCAA bracket looking? Kate Obenshain discusses a Y.A.F. Event today at Reagan Ranch. The host of the John Martin show stops by.

Mark is live from the Reagan Ranch today! Donald Rumsfeld joins to discuss Dick Cheneys new book and proposed defense cuts. Listen now!

Mark shares some of his stories from the Reagan Ranch, and his thoughts on Rick Perry finally throwing his hat into the ring! Plus Bob Filner watch continues, and Obama begins a Mid West tour. Listen now!

Don't miss the third and final hour of Marks Friday broadcast from Reagan Ranch. Just how big of an impact did Reagan's Tax Cuts have on our economy? Do we need another Morning in America? All this and more! Plus Ed Meese and Andrew Coffin both join. Listen now!

Mark hosts his show Live from the Reagan Ranch! In the first hour Mark shares his thoughts on Rawhide Circle Retreat. And as the new budget rolls out will Republicans successfully be able to cut Trillions from Deficit? Plus Obama gears up for reelection as we near the next presidential election. Billionaire T Boone Pickens and Lori Zapf both join. Listen now!

More of Mark Larson live from Reagan Ranch! As Obama wrestles with Deficit who will get the best of who? General Don Rumsfeld joins Mark to discuss George W Bush. Head of the California GOP Tom Del Beccaro joins to discuss Jerry Browns administration. Listen now!

Don't miss the Mark Larson Show live from The Reagan Ranch in a celebration of the Ronald Reagan Centennial! Former Governor Pete Wilson joins to discuss the state of California. Peter Schweizer also joins with comments on Reagan and Russia. Listen now!

It's the Final hour Live from the Reagan Ranch. Marilyn Fisher Curator from the Reagan Ranch Center discusses preserving the ranch. John Barletta former secret service member and Lou Cannon, Reagan Biographer also both join. Listen now!

The Mark Larson show Live from Reagan Ranch! Listen now!

More of Mark LIVE from the Reagan Ranch! In this hour Mark asks why was Ronald Reagan so good at dealing with Socialism? Plus Tom Del Beccaro from Political Vanguard joins. Listen now!

Andrew Coffin the director of the Reagan Ranch joins Mark in the second hour. Listen now!

Mark concludes his exciting show live from the Reagan Ranch in this final segment. Listen now!

Hour 1 this morning from the Ronald Reagan Ranch. Guests this hour include Peter Schweizer, Andrew Coffin, Congressman Joe Wilson, and Tom Del Becarro. Helping to shape young minds...The Mark Larson Show...

Mitt Romney right out of the shoot on this 2nd hour from the Reagan Ranch. With other conservative insight Kate Obenshain and Andrew Breitbart. Live and EXPANDED Local with Mark Larson on KCBQ!

Mark Larson broadcasts LIVE from the Reagan Ranch ("The Ranch in the Sky") on the 5th anniversary of former President Ronald Reagan's death. Mark talks with Gov. George Allen about Regan's foreign policy, and compare's it to the opposite - that of President Obama's. Peter Schweizer author of several Reagan books joins Mark in several Reagan memories.

Hour #2 of Mark Larson's LIVE broadcast from the Reagan Ranch ("the Ranch in the Sky"). Guests this hour include Jason Matera from the "Young American's for Freedom" talking about Democratic overspending. Andrew Coffin, Director of the Reagan Ranch chats with Mark as well about the purpose of the ranch and what is stands for!

Mark Larson talks with Carl Demaio of the city council about pension plans in San Diego. Andrew Coffin from the Reagan Ranch joins the show to talk about the 5th anniversary of Reagan's death. Mark also discusses pandering to the muslim community by the government with Tim Graham.

The remaining Republican hopefuls square off at the Reagan Ranch in California. Will Mitt make the sale, or will McCain prevail? BTR's hosts hash it all out at Debate Central!

The remaining Republican hopefuls square off at the Reagan Ranch in California. Will Mitt make the sale, or will McCain prevail? BTR's hosts hash it all out at Debate Central!