Convos On The Pedicab

Freelance journalist and content director for Big Laugh Comedy, Robert Dean comes back on the Pedicab to talk about his new book, his motivation to write, how your art becomes your legacy, and how life has a tendency to humble you every day despite being an established writer and content creator.

Michael Cargill is the owner of Central Texas Gun Works and the host of “Come And Talk It,” an am radio show centered on gun rights and self defense protocols.  Michael Cargill recently won a Supreme Court Case which now allows people to own bump stocks in the State of Texas. In this episode, we talked about the implications of his case,  the problems associated with police departments, as well as how they were defunded, the value of teaching CRT in public schools, and how he feels about his treatment within the Texas GOP for being a gay libertarian black male.

From humble beginnings in a modest middle-class oligarch castle in Bavaria. Klaus Schwab Jr.   Adolf Hitler shat on his chest. He’s taken Blood Baths with Joseph Goebbels.  He regularly has drug fueled orgies with Hunter Biden, Alex Soros, Christine Lagarde and Nancy Pelosi.  Klaus Schwab Jr is the trust-fund-brat of DAVOS. His daddy, Santa Klaus Schwab runs the World Economic Forum, which will soon own Earth, INC. Klaus Jr is the eire to the throne of the incoming World Government.   In this episode, we talked about his time at Davos and how every crisis is an act of love designed to place us into 15 minute cities, where we will eat bugs and have a social credit score in order to lower our carbon footprint and live more sustainably.    He enjoys regular crimes against humanity, and hates love.  His hobbies include human hunting, drinking adrenochrome and dictating global policy.

Ellis Bullard is an up and coming country music singer who was recently shouted out on the Joe Rogan Experience.  In this episode, we talked about his newfound fame, how he is handling it, the ups and downs of being a musician, and how training Jujitsu and MMA helps fuel the creative process.

Jamie Hammond is a filmmaker who is the President of DASH (Documenting Austin’s Streets and Homeless) whose work on homelessness has been featured in various local and national news outlets. In this episode we talked about the purpose behind his work, how various homeless communities operate, how he gains their trust to film them, and how shining a light on these issues will hopefully lead to sane policies that allow the homeless to get the help they need so that they no longer need to stay on the streets.

Andy Hopper is the co-founder of the Wise County Conservatives and former candidate for the Texas House of Representatives.  In this episode, we talked extensively about the legislative process, pushing back against the World Economic Forum, and how corporate overreach has prevented Texas Republicans from governing like their conservative voters want them to.

Macro Jack is a writer and investor who provides an in depth analysis on both Central Banks and how the World Economic Forum influences our lives on both a local and global level.  In this episode, we talked about how excessive money printing from Central Banks leaves the world on the brink of a global financial collapse, the dangers of overly relying on the Davos class, and how you can best prepare for the next crisis so that you can still preserve both your wealth and personal sovereignty.

Music producer, event coordinator and fellow pedicab driver Mike Howard hops on the Pedicab to discuss the world around us, what it means to be an artist, and how two people you think are completely different are remarkably alike.  Had a super positive episode, and I am super happy to have wrapped up the year on a positive note. Here’s to 2023.  

Also, sorry for the video being sideways LOL

Andy Hogue is the Executive Communications Director for the Travis County GOP.  In this episode we sat down and talked about what is at stake for Texas next year, why the “Red Wave” didn’t happen, how we can embrace freedom, transparency and sound money in the digital age, and what the Travis County GOP can do to improve its method of communication in a place like Austin.