Randy has an in-depth conversation with Destination Truth & Expedition Unknown producer and host Josh Gates about his inspiration to become an explorer.  Josh gives some behind-the-scenes information about the real adventures he experiences and talks about his passion to energize people about modern exploration.

Why has it become such a common hobby in America to look down upon our own culture, the very birthplace of the Great Society?  In this heated episode, Randy challenges the people who disparage America at every turn, yet take advantage of all its resources without thought or appreciation.

While our forefathers were worried about protecting our freedom, so many people today spend their time worrying and complaining about things that don't matter.  Randy gives his two-cents about uninformed and apathetic Americans who are concerned about the wrong things.

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Randy is absolutely infuriated by what he calls the worst travesty he's seen in a long time, in sheer disbelief something like this could happen in America today. For the first time ever in Kentucky Derby history, the horse that won the race was controversially disqualified just before the roses were presented.  Join Randy today as he shares his passionate view on this ludicrous incident.

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What would liberals do to steal votes?  Around 20 million illegal aliens straining and scamming America's infrastructure and convicted killers and rapists sitting in prison: these are the prey and puppets of the pandering leftists.  Randy talks about how liberals use their empty promises and propaganda to weasel their way into power.

Isn't it funny how liberal America's obsession with "fairness" isn't very fair at all?  Randy shares a example of an experience he had years ago, exposing the impractical and unrealistic standards held by the liberal government and how they cause more harm than help for everyone involved.

With professional golf a major subject this week, Randy shares an interview with Linton C. Hopkins, author of East Lake: Where Bobby Learned to Play.  The book tells the story of one of the most legendary golfers of all time—Atlanta's own Bobby Jones. Jones was the founder of the Augusta National Golf Club and the co-founder of the Masters Golf Tournament—but it's the incredible history behind this talented golfer that is so inspiring.

Randy's been thinking about an issue a lot lately, and it has his conservative values, logic, and compassion for others running headlong into each other.  Weighing in on one of the most controversial present-day subjects, Randy shares his thoughts on Georgia's recent passing of the 'heartbeat bill' which prohibits an abortion after the doctor can hear a heartbeat from the unborn child—usually around six weeks.

Remember the day you got that glorious permit to freedom—your driver's license?  Randy remembers his own liberating experience vividly.  In this nostalgic episode, he shares his own memories of the milestone and the lessons he learned from this new-found responsibility.