Hour 2: Wallets, Values & Tribal Politics | Scott Gibbs on Toward the Turning

During our second hour, the hosts frame the 2026 midterms as more than a left-right contest, asking whether voters are being moved more by economic pain, cultural identity, institutional distrust, or partisan loyalty. From affordability, health care, immigration, crime, Trump, and competing media n…

Hour 1: Fauci’s Diary Contradictions & Public Trust | Dr. Monica Vermani on A Deeper Wellness

Episode 109 begins with a look at how Fauci’s newly released 2019–2022 diary exposes a pattern of private admissions that directly contradict the confident public claims he used to justify lockdowns, school closures, fatality projections, and the dismissal of lab‑leak concerns. The hosts lay out ho…

Hour 2: Founding Truth & Museum Drift | Dave Rossi on Alphas Die Early

In the second hour, the hosts examine how Smithsonian curators have shifted from evidence toward ideology—most sharply illustrated by an exhibit that cast Benjamin Franklin as a speculative villain (including unsupported claims about electroshock on enslaved people) and by the museum director’s pub…

Hour 1: Hasan Piker’s Polarization & Political Influence | Lanny Davis on Finding the Third Way

Episode 108 opens with a look at Hasan Piker as a magnetic yet deeply polarizing force in progressive politics—a streamer whose large influence among young men collides with a record of incendiary rhetoric frequently criticized as anti-American and antisemitic. The hosts examine how his moralized, …

Hour 2: Election Integrity & Voter Trust | Leslie Lee Sanders on Listening, Intuition & Connection

Our second hour begins with a sharp, fact‑driven examination of election integrity — from Trump’s declassified claims and Secretary Mullin’s warnings to polling that shows polarized national trust but consistently strong confidence in local election officials. The hosts break down expert reactions,…

Hour 1: Socialism’s Surge & the American Dream | Steve & Dr. Kathy Boyls on I’ve Been to Heaven

Episode 107 opens with a hard look at the Democratic Party’s accelerating shift toward socialism — driven by Zohran Mamdani’s New York City victory and a platform built on wealth taxes, expanded government control, and deep structural overhaul — despite blunt warnings from Trump, Vance, Manchin, an…

Hour 2: Ports, Politics & Pride | Alicia Scovill on Veterans, Advocacy & the Workplace

In our second hour the hosts examine the decision by Turkey and Egypt to bar the LGBTQ+ chartered cruise ship Scarlet Lady from their ports, tracing the incident across four fault lines: the cynical use of religious doctrine as political cover, the deafening silence of a U.S. government that funds …

Hour 1: Hospital Birth Packages for Migrants Controversy | Col. Kurt Schlichter on Power, Conflict & American Resilience

Episode 106 opens with a critical look at a Texas hospital’s discounted “birth packages” for foreign nationals — a move that ignited a political firestorm, triggered a state investigation, and thrust birthright citizenship back into the national spotlight. The issue now sits squarely inside a large…

Hour 2: Pete Najarian on Market Realities | Dr. Lois P. Frankel on Power and the Workplace

Our second hour opens with Pete Najarian, co‑founder of Market Rebellion. Najarian delivers the kind of clarity Wall Street rarely offers: direct, unvarnished, and grounded in real‑world experience. He cuts through volatility, opportunity, and the psychological traps driving today’s markets. No jar…

Hour 1: America’s Loneliness Crisis | Rev. Dr. Terrlyn L. Curry Avery on Dismantling Racism

Episode 105 opens with a stark truth: America is living through a loneliness epidemic so widespread that the Surgeon General warns it harms both individual and societal health. From collapsing social infrastructure to the rise of AI companions, the hour traces how isolation became a national crisis…