The Counter Momentum of Spin, with Dr. Franco Musio – Since our withdrawal from the “agreement,” Iran had enriched their uranium to 60% (exceeding 400Kg) by April 2021, installed and used advanced centrifuges to enrich uranium, and ceased complying with the “additional protocol” providing the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) greater access for monitoring its facilities...

Truth Be Told with Booker Scott – Winning the war can be straightforward. Winning the peace is brutally hard. Saying the objective is to remove Iran’s missile and nuclear threat is easy to understand. Saying the objective is to change a regime and remake a society is not. You do not liberate ninety million people by paratrooping into Tehran. You set conditions so Iranian citizens can make...

The Tenpenny Files – Lori Wildenberg reframes the role of grandparents, revealing their powerful influence on identity, belief, and emotional development. She explores family tensions, boundaries, and generational differences while challenging common parenting goals. This conversation uncovers how everyday interactions shape lasting impact and why intentional presence matters more than ever in modern family life...

The Hidden Lightness with Jimmy Hinton – Afroman turns a controversial police raid into a powerful free speech victory, using humor and creativity to expose alleged misconduct. When a defamation lawsuit follows, the courts side with him, reinforcing First Amendment protections and showing how satire and transparency can challenge authority while inspiring resilience in the face of injustice...

The Dean’s List with Host Dean Bowen – The twelve-year-olds with smartphones were 31% more likely to show symptoms of depression, 40% more likely to be obese, and 62% more likely to get insufficient sleep. Among the group of kids who did not have a smartphone at 12, but later acquired one over the next year, the results were similar. These kids were more likely to report serious...

Project Out Loud – We live in a moment when the health system feels like an obstacle. It can be. It is also the place where miracles happen. Daniel’s life is raw proof that luck, science, grit, faith, and good company can conspire to keep someone here longer than anyone expected. It is a story that ought to make us all pay attention. When medicine meets will, people can still surprise the odds...

The Constitution Study with Host Paul Engel – I explore the balance of power among the three branches of the federal government, examining conflicts between executive authority and judicial rulings, questions about enforcing court orders, and how the Constitution shapes disputes when presidential actions and delegated powers face legal challenges in modern governance and constitutional interpretation debates...

The Nurses Report with David, Nicole & Ashley – If we want fewer hospital-acquired infections, we must stop chasing the shiny gadget. Fix nurse-to-patient ratios. Give workers time, breaks, and the resources to care. Fix staffing and watch infections fall. Demand transparent safety studies for technologies that surround caregivers. Protect workers from surveillance that chips away at...

Dr. Li-Meng Yan w/ The Voice of Dr. Yan – Public health and national security are joined at the hip. A compromised research ecosystem can distort scientific narratives and delay honest inquiry when outcomes matter most. The last pandemic taught us that scientific credibility is fragile. Once lost, it is nearly impossible to recover quickly. This country cannot accept a system that feeds...

The National Security Hour with Brandon Weichert – We are sliding toward a war the United States did not need and cannot afford. A small circle of hawks sold a narrative that Iran posed an imminent existential threat. That claim never stood up to basic scrutiny. Key policymakers ignored dissenting intelligence. They bought a timeline set by outside actors and then wondered why events raced...