On episode #40 of the Advance Oakland Lifeline podcast, host Shane Trejo interviews county commissioner candidate Heather Smiley about her run for office and why she took the plunge going from activist to candidate. She hopes to embolden others to stand up and lead and explains how it is encouraging meeting the community to see that they are sick of their entrenched political leadership as well.

On episode #39 of the Advance Lifeline Podcast, host Shane Trejo explores whether the grooming of children is going on in public schools. He reviews a recorded webinar from teachers explaining how "Rainbow Clubs" are being set up to indoctrinate children into the LGBT movement without their parents' knowledge or consent and describes the acceptance movement that is developing for "minor-attracted persons" now that transgenderism has gone mainstream.

In episode #38 of the Advance Oakland Lifeline, podcast host Shane Trejo describes how Automation Alley and the Oakland County Board of Commissioners are colluding to fund and develop the World Economic Forum's sinister "Great Reset" agenda. Described as the Fourth Industrial Revolution, Oakland County will now be a global hub for transhumanism and Big Brother after the county commissioners voted to approve a resolution funding this project last week.

On episode #37 of the Advance Oakland Lifeline podcast, host Shane Trejo talks about COVID-19 hysteria making a comeback as the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention tells Oakland County residents to wear face masks again. Be on guard for political games regarding COVID-19 to be played heading into this year’s midterm elections with Democrats getting more desperate as the country falters on their watch.

On episode #36 of the Advance Oakland Lifeline podcast, host Shane Trejo is joined by freedom-minded activist Connie Johnson to share how the critical race theory scam is being run in the Oakland County parks department. Johnson also shares information about her candidacy for county commission in the 13th district where she is running against an incumbent Republican who she believes has been too quiet on important issues.

On episode #35 of the Advance Oakland Lifeline podcast, host Shane Trejo describes how a Farmington critical race theory consultant recommended that teachers who believe in equality need to be re-educated through a campaign of harassment and bullying so they learn the benefits of teaching children to feel shame and look down on others based on the color of their skin.

On episode #34 of the Advance Oakland Lifeline podcast, host Shane Trejo explains how a former Michigan "teacher of the year" is bragging publicly about indoctrinating children with LGBT, pro-transgender and Black Lives Matter propaganda in the classroom. This is part of the nationwide trend of turning children into ideological foot soldiers for the Radical Left, even if it means empowering predators and groomers by doing so.

On episode #33 of the Advance Oakland Lifeline, host Shane Trejo talks about engineering firm AECOM and how they are being brought in by Oakland County Democrats to design a sustainability plan designed around decarbonization and other “Green New Deal” principles. AECOM has a long record of overbilling the taxpayer while serving government contracts, being forced to pay out millions in various lawsuits over fraud and waste.

On episode #32 of the Advance Oakland Lifeline podcast, activists Mary Sears and Brian Mason of the U.P. Patriots join host Shane Trejo to explain how people can rise and become leaders and fill the institutional void by forming non-political or quasi-political organizations and movements in their communities. Forming the infrastructure that can supplant dying and decaying power structures is what can save America from the country’s current perilous downward spiral.

On episode #31 of the Advance Oakland Lifeline, activists Mary Sears and Brian Mason of the U.P. Patriots join host Shane Trejo to discuss tips on local activism. Local activists can fill the leadership void in their communities by being proactive and rallying the community around specific issues. Sears and Mason explain the success they have had in northern Michigan and how anyone can replicate their model no matter where they are living.