Sound of Freedom is a movie that released this year (2023), and distributed by the faith-based Angel Studios. It’s loosely based on the true story of Tim Ballard, who started the nonprofit Operation Underground Railroad in order to save trafficked children across the world. Since its release, it has grossed $124 Million as opposed to its $14.5 Million Budget. 

How much of it is true though? Was the production actually any good, or was the film's saving grace its message? The Cats are looking to find out the answer these questions, and Stefan brings some conspiracy-worthy fact to the conversation.

The Freedom Cats gang talks about Rounders, Starring Matt Damon and Edward Norton. Rounders is a movie about the underground world of high-stakes poker, and follows two friends attempting to pay off a large debt. Will the movie make canon? Is Matt Damon’s Russian accent really that bad? What is that “Tippy River Adventures” thing that Jody keeps bringing up? This and more on today’s episode of Freedom Cats.

Today's episode of Freedom Cats centers around the movie So I Married an Axe Murderer, which stars Mike Myers as Charlie MacKenzie and Nancy Travis as Harriet. Jody and Chris take a minute to talk about versatile actors, types of comedy and comedians, as well as dating apps and their utility. If you'd like to know more, listen to today's episode of the Freedom Cats podcast!

Five Guys has a sub special on today’s episode of Freedom Cats. The gang discusses the movie the titanic, the boat the titanic, and the unfortunate submarine incident of the Titan. Was Rose the absolute villain? Did jack haunt her? Was the Titanic failure an inside job? Where was the gang when they heard about 9/11? All the answers are here on this episode of the Freedom Cats Podcast!

This is the episode where the FC gang talks about Indiana Jones in the Raiders of the Lost Ark (which is known by many names, evidently). What makes it good? Did Jones make any difference whatsoever, or did he cause World War 2? And also: why are superhero movies getting old?

Today is a conspiracy-based episode as the gang dives in to the movie The Manchurian Candidate. This film is a story about Bennett Marco, a soldier who fought in the Gulf War, who begins to have dreams about a raid he participated in. He comes to find that he has a microchip implanted in him, and that the dreams were memories wherein his squad was brainwashed into killing each other by Manchurian Global. Manchurian Global plays the part of a corrupt private equity firm that builds weapons and conducts unethical experiments. The Manchurian Candidate is a story of corporate corruption and influence, and how it affects the behind-the-scenes of society and government. 

How are we being controlled, from our priorities to our social beliefs, and why did the pandemic make everyone terrified about running out of toilet paper? All of this and more in today’s episode of the Freedom Cats podcast.

Today the crew visits the movie Interstellar, and broaches a few other topics along the way such as: car vibrations, useless warranties, and building this podcast further.

Stick around for the end to hear another conspiracy during Jody’s Conspiracy Corner!

Was the moon landing faked? Who really killed JFK? Are we all puppets in someone else’s game? If so, what are the strings pulling us, and why? These are the questions we like to ask over here at Freedom Cats. Hop in today for the long-anticipated conspiracy week episode.

Big Brother is always watching.

Today’s guest is Shawn Breezy Brown: the publisher of Lake City Living Magazine, and a large contributor to the community in Kosciusko. Shawn tells a bit of his story, and provides some views on racism from the perspective of a black conservative. The gang joins in to cover some controversial political topics, linguistic issues in society, nice shoes, the good days of comedy, and some hip hop/rap history (Wu-Tang is for the children).

Today, The Cats welcome their first guest: David Kolbe, a local attorney. The group talks politics, economics, law, and the infamous 1996 case of the bicycle bandit.