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On tonight's Ray Boylan Show, Ray offers observations on the impact of the 24 hour news cycle on television reporting, CIA adjusting it's information on the Benghazi attack and ObamaCare reaching it's goal of 7.1million enrollees. Also he comments on how Ben Franklin, Thomas Jefferson and George Washington would love the Affordable Care Act and how BradleybCooper helped their dreams come true.

Aquatic performer Marina the Fire Eting Mermaid returns to The Ray Boylan Show. she discusses the variety of her performing life, replete with trips back and forth to both coasts. There is a surprise visitor calling in toward the end of the show, who identifies himself as a "...frequent guest, first time caller"

It's Ray's analysis of how a missing Malaysian irliner has knocked significant issues of aggression and economic unravelling out of news coverage. Even reporters who mock the over coverage devote huge portions of their broadcasts to that endeavor.

It's another return visit or Jody Gluck. This edition of The Ray n Show contains Jody's insightful analysis of all things pop culture from reality TV to Justin Beiber and Lindsay Lohan.

Ken Ruzic, Tom Laura and Doug Horne are three friends, accomplished artists and very free spirits. They combine on this edition of The Ray Boylan Show, (a third trip for Ken, Tom's second appearance and Doug's debut), to discuss their long friendship and combined projects.

Jeff Kunkle, the co-proprietor of VintageRoadside.Com is tonight's guest. He discusses upcoming events associated with Vintage Roadside. In addition, Jeff discusses his position as editor in chief of the new Tiki & More magazine.

On this edition of The Ray Boylan Show, Ray examines the tone deaf behavior of politicians of all stripes. From the White House, through Presidential fiat restarting fairness doctrine to right wing critics saying the President should until his vacations.

Ray's guest is Sherman Chan. She is a classically trained, very experienced Cantonese chef. She is currently the head chef at the Tonga Hut bar and restaurant in Palm Springs. Her story is a fascinating one.

This Ray Boylan Show features the multi faceted, creative Joe Loesch. Joe is a classically trained actor, musician and the proprietor of a training program for voice over in radio, movies and audio books.

Battling a case of the flu, Ray presses on to make observations on everything from a boring State of the Union address to an even more boring pro Bowl and Super Bowl.

This edition of The Ray Boylan Show, Ray examines the concept of "it's not what you say, but how you say it". He begins by delivering an observation he published some fifteen years ago, and is able to draw parallels to the crafting and manipulation in the current day.

In the first new show of the new year, Ray takes a look back at the progression of approaches taken by the Obama administration to issues like health care, the economy and managing the image of the President. With illustrative clips from cultural critic Andrew Klavan, Ray examines the mindset of people on both sides of the political spectrum.

Encore presentation of installment 12/14/2011 After a brief introducion, Ray gave a summary of various places he's lived in the United States. He gave a capsule view of hois early life on the east coast, including a memorable Chistmas tending bar in NewYork City, and wrestling a bear, 2 out of 3 falls, at the Westchester County Fair in the suburbs just north of the city. He also chronicled the inherent differences between Christmas on the east coast and Christmas in Southern California.

Kate Campbell is a multi-talented performer. She sings beautifully and she has appeared in featured roles of major motion pictures. She chats with Ray on this edition of the show about her career as well as her interests outside of reforming, which include documentaries of women pioneers in aviation.

On this, the week of the second anniversary of The Ray Boylan Show, it's a return visit of one of Ray's favorite guests. Jody Gluck has worked on the management side of show business, working in the representation of one very famous comedians. She also has a keen eye for and analytical sense of all things pop-culture.

Ray's guest on tonight's show is Jim Bacchi. Jim is the founding member of the very popular musical group, the Tikiyaki Orchestra. This show covers the origin of the group to it's reformation into Tikiyaki 5.0, it's newest incarnation and it's long awaited relaunch in the Festival of Lights event in Palm Springs.

On this edition of The Ray Boylan Show, Ray takes a look at some local political campaigns and how they are impacted for both good dand bad. From appearances by unpopular national figures on the campaign trail, to ham handed pols mis pronouncing words on cue cards to calling the wrong person to on graduate them on winning their race. It's the kind of thing you just can't make up.

In this unique edition of The Ray Boylan Show, Ray addresses an personal attack on him by an online atheist "activist" group. They exist behind fake screen names and have actually done nothing in real time. As described by Ray, "they are like Code Pink, without gas money".

Ray's guest on this edition of The Ray Boylan Show is Claudia Murphy. Claudia is a singer, accomplished horse woman and co-owner of the Tonga Hut tiki bar in North Hollywood and the Tonga haut Bar and Restaurant in Palm Springs. In the course of the discussion, Ray and Claudia examine various components of the tiki culture, from the food and drinks featured at the Tonga Hut to the artists, musicians and enthusiasts that populate the world of tiki.

In this edition of the Ray Boylan Show, Ray examines the government shutdown, from the advisability of that maneuver to the overall dysfunctional nature of the United States congress.