Crossing the Aisle

oday on Crossing the Aisle, Shaun and Lindsey dive into the explosive news out of Jackson: Mississippi Attorney General Lynn Fitch has indicted Capitol Police officers Michael Rhinewalt and Stephen Fredrick for manslaughter in connection with an on-duty shooting. While outrage grows in some corners, both hosts take a step back and question the strength and motivation behind the charges. Was this truly criminal—or a dangerous precedent for policing in high-crime areas? Tune in for a rare moment of agreement, as Shaun and Lindsey challenge the politics behind the prosecution and explore what real accountability should look like.

Today on Crossing the Aisle, Shaun and Lindsey dive into the explosive news out of Jackson: Mississippi Attorney General Lynn Fitch has indicted Capitol Police officers Michael Rhinewalt and Stephen Fredrick for manslaughter in connection with an on-duty shooting. While outrage grows in some corners, both hosts take a step back and question the strength and motivation behind the charges. Was this truly criminal—or a dangerous precedent for policing in high-crime areas? Tune in for a rare moment of agreement, as Shaun and Lindsey challenge the politics behind the prosecution and explore what real accountability should look like.

Join Lindsey and Shaun on the eve of one of the most anticipated presidential elections in recent history. Lindsey, a principled conservative and proud Republican, and Shaun, a liberal-minded Democrat with a flair for open dialogue, bring their distinct perspectives to the table for an in-depth, lively discussion. They’ll analyze the polls, discuss potential election outcomes, and explore what each possible result could mean for the future of the country. Expect passionate debates, mutual respect, and an occasional bit of humor as Lindsey and Shaun share their hopes, worries, and predictions for tomorrow. Will the nation lean red or blue? Tune in to hear two sides of the story—unfiltered and on the record. 

This episode is produced by Daniel Anderson at Audio Alchemy Productions.

Lindsey and Shaun, a politically mismatched couple, bring laughs and real talk to the table as they navigate dating and debate from opposite sides of the aisle. With Lindsey’s conservative views and Shaun’s liberal leanings, they tackle today’s big topics with humor, honesty, and the occasional eye-roll. It's the show that proves opposites attract—until it’s time to talk politics!

This episode is produced by Daniel Anderson at Audio Alchemy Productions.

In this insightful episode of the Raising Liberty Podcast, host Lindsey Beckham sits down with Mississippi State Senator Jennifer Branning, currently running for the state Supreme Court. Tune in as they discuss Senator Branning's political journey, her vision for the judiciary, and the challenges and opportunities she sees in the legal landscape. Discover her motivations for seeking a position on the Supreme Court and what she hopes to bring to the bench. This conversation delves into the heart of justice and the future of Mississippi's legal system.

This episode is produced by Daniel Anderson at Audio Alchemy Productions.

In this episode, we sit down with Shaun Yurtkuran, former Assistant District Attorney for Hinds County, to explore his journey through the legal system and his experiences working on high-profile cases. Yurtkuran shares insights on the challenges and rewards of being a prosecutor, from navigating courtroom dynamics to handling sensitive cases. We also delve into his views on criminal justice reform and the future of law enforcement in Mississippi. Yurtkuran will also share his experiences regarding the most shocking things that he saw while working Hinds County. Stories that are so crazy, you’ll find them hard to believe but in the end will realize it’s the truth. Find out what happens behind the scenes at one of the nations most controversial District Attorney’s Office.

This episode is produced by Daniel Anderson at Audio Alchemy Productions.

In this powerful episode of Raising Liberty, Lindsey Beckham sits down with Anne Funder, a courageous mother of four who recently moved the nation with her heartfelt speech at the Republican National Convention. Anne opens up about the devastating loss of her 15-year-old son to a fentanyl overdose in Southern California in 2022. She shares her journey of grief and advocacy, highlighting the impact of border policies on American families. Join Lindsey and Anne as they discuss the urgent need for change and the personal stories that drive the fight for safer communities.

This episode is produced by Daniel Anderson at Audio Alchemy Productions.