Rush To Reason

John Rush
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Rush to Reason is "Denver's Afternoon Rush" ~ News, Politics, and Humor. Finding real answers using logic and reason. Tune in every weekday from 3 to 7pm MT. Find the KLZ560 app at The App Store or on Google Play, or in Denver on the Dial at 560AM, or at RushToReason.com John Rush is a local talk show host who has been on the radio in Denver since 1996. He also hosts Fix It Radio and Drive Radio both call in radio shows on KLZ on Saturdays from 9am - 1pm. John has been a small business owner since 1986 and has owned several businesses over the past 2 decades. He brings his wealth as a "common man" to the events of the day.

  1. 59M AGO

    HR1 Rush To Reason Encore Presentation from March 18, 2026 (4-8-26)

    Rush To Reason Encore Presentations - HOUR 1 from March 18, 2026 Health and Wellness Wednesday dives deep into the connection between your financial habits, your daily choices, and your long-term health—and challenges everything you think you know. John Rush and Al Smith kick things off by exposing common money myths: Are tax refunds really a win, or just a missed opportunity? And is “playing it safe” with your money quietly costing you more than you realize? But the conversation quickly turns personal—and powerful. From the emotional reality of caring for loved ones with dementia to the growing concern over Alzheimer’s, John shares firsthand experiences that hit close to home. What’s really happening behind the scenes for caregivers—and why are these conditions on the rise? Then comes a wake-up call. With Troy Duell, the spotlight shifts to sugar, addiction, and hidden dangers in everyday foods. Could your diet be silently affecting your brain, your liver, and your future independence? In the end, one question lingers: what is your health—and your freedom—truly worth? Timestamps * 2:03 — Al Smith — Financial Advisor * 13:31 — Dr. Macy Smith — Dementia Care Expert (referenced) Book: The Complete Dementia Caregiver's Guide. * 30:16 — Troy Duell — Health & Supplement Expert https://centurion.health/ HOUR 2 From March 25, 2026 Health and Wellness Wednesday Are hair loss, fatigue, and stubborn health issues caused by more than you’ve been told? On Health and Wellness Wednesday, John Rush uncovers what’s really happening inside your body. It starts with a fascinating look at apoptosis—your body’s built-in system for eliminating damaged cells. But then the conversation shifts to something far more personal: hair loss. Dr. Keith Kantor reveals the truth most people miss—it's not just stress or diet, but a hormonal chain reaction involving DHT that quietly shrinks hair follicles over time. Are the solutions you’ve seen online actually helping… or just masking the problem? Then Dr. Julie Gatza broadens the lens. What if your daily habits—your breakfast, your convenience foods, even your digestion—are slowly working against you? From toxic food environments to nutrient absorption and simple habit shifts, this hour challenges everything you thought you knew about “normal” health. Are you truly fueling your body… or just getting by? Timestamps 11:31 — Dr. Keith Kantor — https://regentherapeuticsatlanta.com/⁠ (Bionetics Health) 33:25 — Dr. Julie Gatza — https://naturessources.com/⁠ 800-827-7656. Discount Code: Radio

    57 min

  2. 59M AGO

    HR2 Rush To Reason Encore Presentation from March 25, 2026 (4-8-26)

    Rush To Reason Encore Presentations - HOUR 1 from March 18, 2026 Health and Wellness Wednesday dives deep into the connection between your financial habits, your daily choices, and your long-term health—and challenges everything you think you know. John Rush and Al Smith kick things off by exposing common money myths: Are tax refunds really a win, or just a missed opportunity? And is “playing it safe” with your money quietly costing you more than you realize? But the conversation quickly turns personal—and powerful. From the emotional reality of caring for loved ones with dementia to the growing concern over Alzheimer’s, John shares firsthand experiences that hit close to home. What’s really happening behind the scenes for caregivers—and why are these conditions on the rise? Then comes a wake-up call. With Troy Duell, the spotlight shifts to sugar, addiction, and hidden dangers in everyday foods. Could your diet be silently affecting your brain, your liver, and your future independence? In the end, one question lingers: what is your health—and your freedom—truly worth? Timestamps * 2:03 — Al Smith — Financial Advisor * 13:31 — Dr. Macy Smith — Dementia Care Expert (referenced) Book: The Complete Dementia Caregiver's Guide. * 30:16 — Troy Duell — Health & Supplement Expert https://centurion.health/ HOUR 2 From March 25, 2026 Health and Wellness Wednesday Are hair loss, fatigue, and stubborn health issues caused by more than you’ve been told? On Health and Wellness Wednesday, John Rush uncovers what’s really happening inside your body. It starts with a fascinating look at apoptosis—your body’s built-in system for eliminating damaged cells. But then the conversation shifts to something far more personal: hair loss. Dr. Keith Kantor reveals the truth most people miss—it's not just stress or diet, but a hormonal chain reaction involving DHT that quietly shrinks hair follicles over time. Are the solutions you’ve seen online actually helping… or just masking the problem? Then Dr. Julie Gatza broadens the lens. What if your daily habits—your breakfast, your convenience foods, even your digestion—are slowly working against you? From toxic food environments to nutrient absorption and simple habit shifts, this hour challenges everything you thought you knew about “normal” health. Are you truly fueling your body… or just getting by? Timestamps 11:31 — Dr. Keith Kantor — https://regentherapeuticsatlanta.com/⁠ (Bionetics Health) 33:25 — Dr. Julie Gatza — https://naturessources.com/⁠ 800-827-7656. Discount Code: Radio

    57 min

  3. 11H AGO

    HR1 Rush To Reason Encore Presentation of March 24, 2026 (4-7-26)

    Encore Presentation of March 24, 2026 HOUR 1 Is Colorado’s greatest political threat not the opposition, but its own system? In this hour of Rush to Reason, John Rush and Andy Peth dive headfirst into controversy, beginning with bold takes on climate narratives and global conflict. Is the Iran war a dangerous escalation—or a strategic move with long-term benefits most Americans don’t yet understand? And why is a massive Nebraska wildfire being overshadowed in the media? The real firestorm is local. The hosts dig into Colorado’s caucus system—does it empower or silence voters? With low participation and accusations of insider control, listeners are challenged on grassroots politics. Could a small group control the system? What would it take to change that? From strategy to a call to action, this hour asks: if the rules are broken, do we rewrite them? HOUR 2 What if this war doesn’t just reshape the Middle East but global power? In Hour 2, John and Andy discuss strategy, energy, and political stakes. Can new trade routes bypass the Strait of Hormuz? What’s the impact of securing a global oil chokepoint? Beneath the surface: oil, economics, control. Why do prices act this way? Who dictates the market? Could North America break free from global dependency? Then the conversation turns inward—the Republican Party. If conflict ends as predicted, what happens to anti-war voices? Will they lose influence or deepen divisions? One tension remains: Can the party find middle ground on foreign policy, or will extremes keep causing fractures? HOUR 3 What if Republicans keep losing Colorado due to messaging, not policy? In Hour 3, John and Andy break down what it takes to win in a deeply blue state. Are candidates too focused on ideals, not actual voters? From exposing the massive gap between candidate positions and Colorado’s political reality, to identifying the four issues voters actually care about, the discussion builds toward one powerful conclusion: if you don’t understand your market, you can’t win. But it goes even deeper. Are voters stuck in a “fog of Democrat acceptance”… and if so, how do you break through it? With practical messaging frameworks like “to vs. from” and sharp critiques of current candidates, this hour challenges everything about how campaigns are being run. The final takeaway? If you can’t answer one simple question—what’s in it for me?—you’re not just losing the message… you’re losing the election.

    57 min

  4. 11H AGO

    HR2 Rush To Reason Encore Presentation of March 24, 2026 (4-7-26)

    Encore Presentation of March 24, 2026 HOUR 1 Is Colorado’s greatest political threat not the opposition, but its own system? In this hour of Rush to Reason, John Rush and Andy Peth dive headfirst into controversy, beginning with bold takes on climate narratives and global conflict. Is the Iran war a dangerous escalation—or a strategic move with long-term benefits most Americans don’t yet understand? And why is a massive Nebraska wildfire being overshadowed in the media? The real firestorm is local. The hosts dig into Colorado’s caucus system—does it empower or silence voters? With low participation and accusations of insider control, listeners are challenged on grassroots politics. Could a small group control the system? What would it take to change that? From strategy to a call to action, this hour asks: if the rules are broken, do we rewrite them? HOUR 2 What if this war doesn’t just reshape the Middle East but global power? In Hour 2, John and Andy discuss strategy, energy, and political stakes. Can new trade routes bypass the Strait of Hormuz? What’s the impact of securing a global oil chokepoint? Beneath the surface: oil, economics, control. Why do prices act this way? Who dictates the market? Could North America break free from global dependency? Then the conversation turns inward—the Republican Party. If conflict ends as predicted, what happens to anti-war voices? Will they lose influence or deepen divisions? One tension remains: Can the party find middle ground on foreign policy, or will extremes keep causing fractures? HOUR 3 What if Republicans keep losing Colorado due to messaging, not policy? In Hour 3, John and Andy break down what it takes to win in a deeply blue state. Are candidates too focused on ideals, not actual voters? From exposing the massive gap between candidate positions and Colorado’s political reality, to identifying the four issues voters actually care about, the discussion builds toward one powerful conclusion: if you don’t understand your market, you can’t win. But it goes even deeper. Are voters stuck in a “fog of Democrat acceptance”… and if so, how do you break through it? With practical messaging frameworks like “to vs. from” and sharp critiques of current candidates, this hour challenges everything about how campaigns are being run. The final takeaway? If you can’t answer one simple question—what’s in it for me?—you’re not just losing the message… you’re losing the election.

    54 min

  5. 11H AGO

    HR3 Rush To Reason Encore Presentation of March 24, 2026 (4-7-26)

    Encore Presentation of March 24, 2026 HOUR 1 Is Colorado’s greatest political threat not the opposition, but its own system? In this hour of Rush to Reason, John Rush and Andy Peth dive headfirst into controversy, beginning with bold takes on climate narratives and global conflict. Is the Iran war a dangerous escalation—or a strategic move with long-term benefits most Americans don’t yet understand? And why is a massive Nebraska wildfire being overshadowed in the media? The real firestorm is local. The hosts dig into Colorado’s caucus system—does it empower or silence voters? With low participation and accusations of insider control, listeners are challenged on grassroots politics. Could a small group control the system? What would it take to change that? From strategy to a call to action, this hour asks: if the rules are broken, do we rewrite them? HOUR 2 What if this war doesn’t just reshape the Middle East but global power? In Hour 2, John and Andy discuss strategy, energy, and political stakes. Can new trade routes bypass the Strait of Hormuz? What’s the impact of securing a global oil chokepoint? Beneath the surface: oil, economics, control. Why do prices act this way? Who dictates the market? Could North America break free from global dependency? Then the conversation turns inward—the Republican Party. If conflict ends as predicted, what happens to anti-war voices? Will they lose influence or deepen divisions? One tension remains: Can the party find middle ground on foreign policy, or will extremes keep causing fractures? HOUR 3 What if Republicans keep losing Colorado due to messaging, not policy? In Hour 3, John and Andy break down what it takes to win in a deeply blue state. Are candidates too focused on ideals, not actual voters? From exposing the massive gap between candidate positions and Colorado’s political reality, to identifying the four issues voters actually care about, the discussion builds toward one powerful conclusion: if you don’t understand your market, you can’t win. But it goes even deeper. Are voters stuck in a “fog of Democrat acceptance”… and if so, how do you break through it? With practical messaging frameworks like “to vs. from” and sharp critiques of current candidates, this hour challenges everything about how campaigns are being run. The final takeaway? If you can’t answer one simple question—what’s in it for me?—you’re not just losing the message… you’re losing the election.

    54 min

  6. 11H AGO

    HR1 Rush To Reason Encore Presentation of March 23, 2026 (4-6-26)

    Encore Presentation of March 23, 2026 HOUR 1 A routine landing turns tragic—what really happened on that LaGuardia runway, and could it have been prevented? John Rush opens the hour with a sobering look at a devastating crash, raising difficult questions about human error, responsibility, and the unseen pressures behind the scenes. Then the focus shifts globally—are we on the edge of a major geopolitical shift? With tensions in Iran escalating, conflicting reports on negotiations, and oil markets reacting in real time, the uncertainty grows. But the bigger surprise… why are Arab nations suddenly aligning against Iran? Is this a historic turning point? The hour intensifies with a gripping interview featuring Drew Allen, author of The Clinton Hoax. What if one of the most widely believed political narratives was built on something far more complex? From intelligence agencies to media influence and foreign interference, the conversation uncovers layers that raise serious questions about past decisions—and how they may still be shaping today’s conflicts. And just when you think it’s over… a bizarre new trend sparks outrage. Are “hotel buffet crashers” just opportunists—or a symptom of something deeper? Miss this hour, and you might miss the bigger picture. Timestamps 29:46 — Drew Allen — https://x.com/DrewThomasAllen HOUR 2 The way customers find your business is changing—fast. In Hour 2, John Rush dives into a critical conversation with Thomas Harpointner about the explosive rise of AI-driven search. What happens when Google stops sending traffic and starts giving answers instead? For business owners, this isn’t just a shift—it’s a wake-up call. Are you becoming the authority AI trusts… or disappearing from relevance altogether? But the conversation takes a sharp turn. A viral spring break video raises uncomfortable questions—how can college students miss such basic knowledge? Is this just entertainment, or a warning about the future? Then the pace picks up. A local breaking story—a parking garage collapse—sparks concern. March Madness delivers excitement, surprises, and a deeper debate: Is coaching more important than talent? And finally, the hour accelerates into a high-energy car review. The 2026 Volvo EX30 Cross Country—a compact electric SUV with high speed, off-road capability, and a few surprising trade-offs. Is this the future of everyday driving? One hour. Big shifts. Bigger questions. Are you paying attention? Timestamps 1:11 — Thomas Harpointner — CEO https://aismedia.com/ 42:15 — 2026 Volvo EX30 Cross Country review HOUR 3 A high-stakes conversation kicks off Hour 3—what happens when policy, medicine, and morality collide? John Rush sits down with Chris Ullman to break down the Chloe Cole Act, raising tough questions about accountability, consent, and the long-term consequences of life-altering decisions made at a young age. Could financial liability reshape an entire industry? Then the hour pivots—what should we believe… and what should we question? From paranormal claims to spiritual experiences, John draws a clear line between truth and deception, challenging listeners to think critically in a world of competing narratives. But the pace doesn’t slow. A rising scam that looks almost identical to official government notices sparks concern—are people being fooled more easily than ever? And a caller adds a global dimension, diving into tensions within the Muslim world that most headlines never explain. Finally, a shocking crime story launches a new segment—“things that make you go, hmm.” The details are almost unbelievable… and leave more questions than answers. One hour. Big issues. Bigger implications. Are you seeing the full picture? Timestamps 1:08 — Chris Ullman — President, https://eagleforum.org/

    58 min

  7. 11H AGO

    HR2 Rush To Reason Encore Presentation of March 23, 2026 (4-6-26)

    Encore Presentation of March 23, 2026 HOUR 1 A routine landing turns tragic—what really happened on that LaGuardia runway, and could it have been prevented? John Rush opens the hour with a sobering look at a devastating crash, raising difficult questions about human error, responsibility, and the unseen pressures behind the scenes. Then the focus shifts globally—are we on the edge of a major geopolitical shift? With tensions in Iran escalating, conflicting reports on negotiations, and oil markets reacting in real time, the uncertainty grows. But the bigger surprise… why are Arab nations suddenly aligning against Iran? Is this a historic turning point? The hour intensifies with a gripping interview featuring Drew Allen, author of The Clinton Hoax. What if one of the most widely believed political narratives was built on something far more complex? From intelligence agencies to media influence and foreign interference, the conversation uncovers layers that raise serious questions about past decisions—and how they may still be shaping today’s conflicts. And just when you think it’s over… a bizarre new trend sparks outrage. Are “hotel buffet crashers” just opportunists—or a symptom of something deeper? Miss this hour, and you might miss the bigger picture. Timestamps 29:46 — Drew Allen — https://x.com/DrewThomasAllen HOUR 2 The way customers find your business is changing—fast. In Hour 2, John Rush dives into a critical conversation with Thomas Harpointner about the explosive rise of AI-driven search. What happens when Google stops sending traffic and starts giving answers instead? For business owners, this isn’t just a shift—it’s a wake-up call. Are you becoming the authority AI trusts… or disappearing from relevance altogether? But the conversation takes a sharp turn. A viral spring break video raises uncomfortable questions—how can college students miss such basic knowledge? Is this just entertainment, or a warning about the future? Then the pace picks up. A local breaking story—a parking garage collapse—sparks concern. March Madness delivers excitement, surprises, and a deeper debate: Is coaching more important than talent? And finally, the hour accelerates into a high-energy car review. The 2026 Volvo EX30 Cross Country—a compact electric SUV with high speed, off-road capability, and a few surprising trade-offs. Is this the future of everyday driving? One hour. Big shifts. Bigger questions. Are you paying attention? Timestamps 1:11 — Thomas Harpointner — CEO https://aismedia.com/ 42:15 — 2026 Volvo EX30 Cross Country review HOUR 3 A high-stakes conversation kicks off Hour 3—what happens when policy, medicine, and morality collide? John Rush sits down with Chris Ullman to break down the Chloe Cole Act, raising tough questions about accountability, consent, and the long-term consequences of life-altering decisions made at a young age. Could financial liability reshape an entire industry? Then the hour pivots—what should we believe… and what should we question? From paranormal claims to spiritual experiences, John draws a clear line between truth and deception, challenging listeners to think critically in a world of competing narratives. But the pace doesn’t slow. A rising scam that looks almost identical to official government notices sparks concern—are people being fooled more easily than ever? And a caller adds a global dimension, diving into tensions within the Muslim world that most headlines never explain. Finally, a shocking crime story launches a new segment—“things that make you go, hmm.” The details are almost unbelievable… and leave more questions than answers. One hour. Big issues. Bigger implications. Are you seeing the full picture? Timestamps 1:08 — Chris Ullman — President, https://eagleforum.org/

    55 min

  8. 11H AGO

    HR3 Rush To Reason Encore Presentation of March 23, 2026 (4-6-26)

    Encore Presentation of March 23, 2026 HOUR 1 A routine landing turns tragic—what really happened on that LaGuardia runway, and could it have been prevented? John Rush opens the hour with a sobering look at a devastating crash, raising difficult questions about human error, responsibility, and the unseen pressures behind the scenes. Then the focus shifts globally—are we on the edge of a major geopolitical shift? With tensions in Iran escalating, conflicting reports on negotiations, and oil markets reacting in real time, the uncertainty grows. But the bigger surprise… why are Arab nations suddenly aligning against Iran? Is this a historic turning point? The hour intensifies with a gripping interview featuring Drew Allen, author of The Clinton Hoax. What if one of the most widely believed political narratives was built on something far more complex? From intelligence agencies to media influence and foreign interference, the conversation uncovers layers that raise serious questions about past decisions—and how they may still be shaping today’s conflicts. And just when you think it’s over… a bizarre new trend sparks outrage. Are “hotel buffet crashers” just opportunists—or a symptom of something deeper? Miss this hour, and you might miss the bigger picture. Timestamps 29:46 — Drew Allen — https://x.com/DrewThomasAllen HOUR 2 The way customers find your business is changing—fast. In Hour 2, John Rush dives into a critical conversation with Thomas Harpointner about the explosive rise of AI-driven search. What happens when Google stops sending traffic and starts giving answers instead? For business owners, this isn’t just a shift—it’s a wake-up call. Are you becoming the authority AI trusts… or disappearing from relevance altogether? But the conversation takes a sharp turn. A viral spring break video raises uncomfortable questions—how can college students miss such basic knowledge? Is this just entertainment, or a warning about the future? Then the pace picks up. A local breaking story—a parking garage collapse—sparks concern. March Madness delivers excitement, surprises, and a deeper debate: Is coaching more important than talent? And finally, the hour accelerates into a high-energy car review. The 2026 Volvo EX30 Cross Country—a compact electric SUV with high speed, off-road capability, and a few surprising trade-offs. Is this the future of everyday driving? One hour. Big shifts. Bigger questions. Are you paying attention? Timestamps 1:11 — Thomas Harpointner — CEO https://aismedia.com/ 42:15 — 2026 Volvo EX30 Cross Country review HOUR 3 A high-stakes conversation kicks off Hour 3—what happens when policy, medicine, and morality collide? John Rush sits down with Chris Ullman to break down the Chloe Cole Act, raising tough questions about accountability, consent, and the long-term consequences of life-altering decisions made at a young age. Could financial liability reshape an entire industry? Then the hour pivots—what should we believe… and what should we question? From paranormal claims to spiritual experiences, John draws a clear line between truth and deception, challenging listeners to think critically in a world of competing narratives. But the pace doesn’t slow. A rising scam that looks almost identical to official government notices sparks concern—are people being fooled more easily than ever? And a caller adds a global dimension, diving into tensions within the Muslim world that most headlines never explain. Finally, a shocking crime story launches a new segment—“things that make you go, hmm.” The details are almost unbelievable… and leave more questions than answers. One hour. Big issues. Bigger implications. Are you seeing the full picture? Timestamps 1:08 — Chris Ullman — President, https://eagleforum.org/

    55 min
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Rush to Reason is "Denver's Afternoon Rush" ~ News, Politics, and Humor. Finding real answers using logic and reason. Tune in every weekday from 3 to 7pm MT. Find the KLZ560 app at The App Store or on Google Play, or in Denver on the Dial at 560AM, or at RushToReason.com John Rush is a local talk show host who has been on the radio in Denver since 1996. He also hosts Fix It Radio and Drive Radio both call in radio shows on KLZ on Saturdays from 9am - 1pm. John has been a small business owner since 1986 and has owned several businesses over the past 2 decades. He brings his wealth as a "common man" to the events of the day.

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  • Creator
    John Rush
  • Years Active
    2014 - 2026
  • Episodes
    562
  • Rating
    Clean
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