Brian Thomas

This week on Tech Friday, the conversation takes a serious turn as Dave discusses the alarming rise of cybercrime and the lack of prosecution for these crimes. With the FBI warning about bank spoofing scams, the speaker shares a personal experience of receiving suspicious calls from a bank, highlighting the importance of verifying the authenticity of calls and messages.

The episode delves into the reasons behind the prevalence of cybercrime, including the ease of access to personal data and the lack of resources for law enforcement to pursue cases. Dave emphasizes the need for individuals to be vigilant and skeptical, especially when it comes to financial transactions. A recent article from Chief Security Officer magazine is mentioned, quoting the head of the Australian Intelligence Service, who warns about the threat to critical infrastructure and the potential for a collapse of society due to cyber-attacks.

The conversation also touches on the importance of protecting critical infrastructure, citing the FBI's warning about infiltration into telecom networks and the potential for a cyber-attack. Dave highlights the need for individuals to take action and get involved in initiatives like Infraguard, a public-private partnership that aims to educate civilians about cybersecurity threats.

If you're concerned about the growing threat of cybercrime and want to learn more about how to protect yourself and your community, tune in to this episode of Tech Friday!

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Brian is talking about a war of words, literally. The ceasefire with Iran is officially over, and the US has retaliated with a series of airstrikes. But that's not all - we're also diving into the world of politics, where a high-profile candidate has dropped out of the running due to allegations of rape. And in a shocking twist, a former politician is now endorsing a new candidate, despite the allegations against them.

In this show, we're also discussing the importance of family structure, particularly in the black community, where a new book highlights the devastating effects of socialism on traditional family values. We're joined by a special guest, Ashley Dawn, who's working with Peyton's Lemonade Stand, a charity that's been making waves in the community with its unique approach to helping kids in need. And in the world of aviation, we're talking about the latest developments in air travel, including a bizarre incident involving a firework and a commercial airliner.

But that's not all - we're also discussing the latest news in politics, including a new bill that requires drivers to disclose their personal information to police officers during traffic stops. And in the world of business, we're talking about the importance of supporting local companies and the impact of socialism on the economy.

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Peyton's Lemonade Stand is a heartwarming story of a young girl's philanthropic efforts that have grown into a massive movement. At just six years old, Peyton started a lemonade stand to raise money for kids in need, and now, nine years later, her initiative has expanded to over 100 stands across the city, with a team of volunteers and local businesses coming together to make a difference.

This episode is a conversation with Ashley, Peyton's mother, who shares the incredible story of how Peyton's lemonade stand has evolved over the years. From its humble beginnings to its current status as a community-driven charity, Ashley talks about the impact of Peyton's efforts and the ways in which the community has come together to support the cause. You'll hear about the amazing partnerships that have been formed, including a collaboration with Chowdown Cincinnati, a Facebook group with over 300,000 members, to create a special drink that benefits Peyton's Lemonade Stand.

You'll also learn about the various ways in which people can get involved, from hosting their own lemonade stands to donating to the cause. The episode highlights the power of one person making a difference and the importance of community involvement in making a positive impact on the lives of others.

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Jay dives into the world of airline fuel prices and how they're affecting your wallet. Jay shares some shocking statistics on how much airlines are spending on fuel and why they're not passing those savings on to you. We also discuss the latest controversy surrounding Southwest Airlines and their strict rules about standing up during flights. You won't believe the viral video that sparked a heated debate about customer service.

But that's not all - we also explore some bizarre incidents involving aircraft and unexpected objects in the air. From fireworks to mysterious silver orbs, our guest shares some mind-blowing stories that'll leave you wondering what's really going on up there. And if you're a frequent flyer, you won't want to miss this episode's expert advice on how to navigate the skies with confidence.

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The Export Import Bank is a vital tool for American companies looking to expand their reach globally, and in this episode, we're joined by the Chairman of the Export Import Bank, John Jovanovic, and Congressman Warren Davidson to discuss its importance and the current state of American manufacturing.

This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the state of American industry and the efforts being made to revitalize it. Our guests share their insights on the Export Import Bank's role in facilitating the export of US goods and services, and how it's helping to create jobs and stimulate economic growth. They also discuss the impact of President Trump's leadership on the economy, including the benefits of reindustrializing America and the importance of investing in energy and workforce development.

One of the key takeaways from this conversation is the need for a more streamlined regulatory environment to support businesses and encourage investment in the US. Our guests highlight the importance of an "all of the above" approach to energy, which includes unlocking the country's natural resources and investing in the grid. They also emphasize the need for a competent and reliable workforce, and how artificial intelligence can be used to supercharge manufacturers and workers.

If you're interested in learning more about the Export Import Bank and its role in promoting American industry, or if you want to hear more about the efforts being made to revitalize the US economy, tune in to this episode to hear the full conversation with John Jovanovic and Congressman Warren Davidson.

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Brian is joined by a former FOP president, Dan Hils, who shares his story about the City of Mason's termination of police officer Brandon Sailor, and it's a doozy. The officer was let go for wearing a police-issued baseball cap, which is only supposed to be worn with the summer uniform. But that's not the only issue - the city's policy on tattoos and uniforms is also under scrutiny.

Brian also talks to George Brenneman about his work at Restore Wellness and Restore Liberty, covering topics like the importance of sunlight and the dangers of sunscreen. George shares his personal story of how he's benefited from getting more sunlight and reducing his use of sunscreen, and discusses the benefits of red light therapy and hyperbaric chambers. The conversation also touches on the new heart guidelines and the emergency use authorization for the COVID-19 vaccine.

But it's not all about health and wellness - the host also dives into the world of politics, discussing the latest on the Iran situation and the Democrats' potential next move in Maine. With the possibility of a new candidate emerging, the host explores the implications of this development and what it could mean for the future of the party.

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George Brenneman, a wellness expert and advocate for natural health, joins the show to discuss the benefits of sunlight and the dangers of sunscreen. He shares his personal experience of ditching sunscreen and embracing the sun's natural benefits, including vitamin D production and improved overall health. George also talks about the importance of addressing inflammation, which he believes is the root cause of many health issues, including heart disease.

This episode covers a range of topics, from the latest news on the COVID-19 vaccine and the end of the Emergency Use Authorization, to the gubernatorial election in Ohio and the importance of getting out and engaging with the community. George also shares his insights on the dangers of statins and the importance of addressing inflammation through diet and exercise.

George's conversation with the host is engaging and informative, covering topics such as the benefits of sunlight, the dangers of sunscreen, and the importance of addressing inflammation. He also shares his expertise on the latest news and developments in the world of health and politics.

If you're interested in learning more about the benefits of sunlight, the dangers of sunscreen, and the importance of addressing inflammation, tune in to this episode to hear George's expert insights and personal experiences.

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This episode delves into the complexities of the Democratic Party's stance on various issues, including socialism, the cost of living, and the importance of voter turnout. Donovan highlights the need for the party to balance its progressive ideals with the concerns of moderate voters. The conversation also touches on the role of low-information voters and the impact of government policies on everyday Americans.

The discussion centers around the recent allegations against a prominent Democratic candidate and the potential consequences of his continued involvement in the party. Donovan expresses concern about the party's vetting process and the implications of its far-left shift. The conversation also explores the importance of civic engagement and the need for voters to be informed about the issues that affect them.

To hear more about the challenges facing the Democratic Party and the importance of civic engagement, tune in to this episode. Brian and Donovan discuss the need for voters to take an active role in shaping the future of their country. 

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In a shocking case of what many are calling union busting, a police officer in Mason was terminated for wearing a baseball cap on a hot day, despite having a perfect record and a life-saving award. This episode delves into the details of the case and the potential motivations behind the city's actions.

The city of Mason has been under scrutiny for its treatment of police officers, and this case is just the latest example of what some are calling a pattern of behavior. A police officer, Brandon Saylor, was let go after being told he couldn't wear a baseball cap with his regular uniform, despite having a summer uniform with the same cap available. The officer's representative, Dan Hils, joins the show to discuss the case and the potential implications for the city's relationship with its police officers.

The city's actions have raised questions about the treatment of police officers and the role of representation in disciplinary hearings. Dan Hills shares his expertise on the collective bargaining agreement and the rights of police officers, and discusses the potential motivations behind the city's actions. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in police reform and the importance of fair treatment for public servants.

Join us as we explore this fascinating case and discuss the potential consequences for the city of Mason. Listen to the full episode to hear Dan Hils' thoughts on the case and the city's actions, and to learn more about the importance of fair treatment for police officers.

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