Freedom Media Network

It's quite possible that sh*t is about to get really REAL in the world.

Economically. Socially. Politically.

Yes, even more "real" than it's been the past few years.

You can try to fight it. You can try to flee from it. You can freeze in fear.

Or...You can choose to FLOW through it.

Law of Attraction trainer Zehra Mahoon joins us for this podcast on how to overcome your fear to attract the life you want.

Zehra is a master mindset and law of attraction coach and manifesting expert. She is the author of twelve books on these subjects and the creator of the best seller: Unlimited 40 day law of attraction workbook and bootcamp. After committing to completely transforming her self-worth in 2006, she went from being massively in debt to owning multiple properties and creating a thriving business, as well as healing her relationships. Zehra’s courses and programs help individuals to identify the blockages that are keeping them from achieving success. She is committed to making it easy for you to understand and apply the law of attraction.

When something goes "wrong" in the world (or your world) do you react by looking for others to take the blame or take action, or do you respond by looking inside yourself to see what you can fix within yourself to heal the world?

This episode originally aired in 2020.

How does school choice empower educational freedom?

Are humans too stupid to be trusted with making their educational choices?

Do teachers unions really have the best interests of teachers at heart?

Curt Mercadante discusses these topics and more with Corey DeAngelis. Corey is a senior fellow at the American Federation for Children, the executive director at Educational Freedom Institute, an adjunct scholar at Cato Institute, and a senior fellow at Reason Foundation. He was named on the Forbes 30 Under 30 list for his work on education policy and received the Buckley Award from America’s Future in 2020. He additionally received the Future 40 Award from Maverick PAC in 2021 and the OCPA Citizenship Award in 2022.

Pop quiz, hot shots...

You're a chef and you just baked an incredible pizza pie...

That pie has six slices.

Someone comes and eats a slice.

How many slices do you have left?

Learn why the answer to this question is rooted in scarcity or abundance in today's episode.

This episode originally aired in 2020.

“It's not freedom from difficulty or freedom from struggle or hard work, but it's the freedom to choose the hard work that you're doing and the struggles and the challenges that you face." -- Isaac Morehouse, founder, Crash

Curt Mercadante interviews Isaac Morehouse, founder of Crash -- a career launch platform that’s disrupting the job search industry by empowering individuals to brand and sell their impact.

In today’s episode, Curt asks Isaac what the word “freedom” means to him.

“You're always going to face those situations ... and that can mean something as small as you're in a situation that you feel you don't want to be in, knowing that you were the one who chose to put yourself there. If you can't immediately get out, at least saying no one else is responsible for this, I am.

“But if you can, once you realize you're responsible, you often start to find all these creative ways that you can exit the situation, if not immediately, soon."

The disempowering physician told my dad the cancer would kill him within six months. Fortunately, my dad wasn’t listening...

You see, he had other plans.

Two years later, having ignored the death sentence, proved the doctor wrong.

My dad had what the doctor did not — EMPOWERING BELIEF.

In today’s episode, learn why you are not your beliefs, but you become what you believe...

This episode originally aired in 2020.

Technology tools that were created to “make our lives better” can now be “turned against us to create animosity, and then strife,” said Brig. Gen. Robert Spalding (USAF, ret.) in an interview with Freedom Media Network host Curt Mercadante.

Spalding said those same tools are being used by the Chinese Communist Party to wield influence and create disunity and discord within America’s borders.

Brigadier General Robert Spalding, USAF (Ret.) left his post as director of strategic planning to the president for the National Security Council after a furor caused by his warnings over the security of Americans’ online data.

A 26 year veteran of the U.S. Air Force, Gen. Spalding also previously served as China strategist to the Chair of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and pilot of the B2 stealth aircraft.

In his book, “Stealth War: How the Chinese Took Over While America’s Elite Slept,” General Spalding raises concerns over the CCP's war on free speech inside -- and outside -- its borders.

If the past few years have taught us anything, it’s that each of us needs to take 100% for our health. And yet, the programming in our society pushes us to be mere victims — because victims are consumers. Curt Mercadante discusses why in today’s episode.

This episode originally aired in 2020.

In a world of political, economic, and social upheaval, how can we enact positive change?

“I believe in an entrepreneurial theory of social change,” said T.K. Coleman, director of entrepreneurial education at the Foundation for Economic Foundation (FEE) and the co-founder and education director at Praxis. “For me, I'm not interested in just changing the way people see the world. I'm interested in changing the world that people see.”

Coleman is also creator and host of the “Revolution of One” YouTube series.