Furthermore with Amanda Head

On this episode of the podcast, three-time Mayor and longtime Beverly Hills City Council Member John Mirisch joined Amanda Head to pull back the curtain on Hollywood’s performative politics and selective activism. From celebrity grandstanding at the Golden Globes to the media’s silence on Iran’s brutal regime, Mirisch exposes how moral outrage is often driven by trend, not by truth.

In this episode Council Member Mirisch explains why Iran’s repression deserves far more global attention, why regime change won’t happen without outside pressure, and how celebrity culture distorts public understanding of foreign policy. Mirisch takes aim at Qatar, calling out its funding of Hamas and the Muslim Brotherhood, questioning its influence over American politics and media. He argues the case for designating Qatar as a state sponsor of terrorism.

This is a candid, unapologetic conversation on power, propaganda and the cost of looking the other way. You can also follow Council Member Mirisch, Amanda Head and this podcast on X by searching for the respective handles: @AmandaHead , @FurthermorePod, @JohnMirisch

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On this episode of the podcast, Dr. Scott Jensen and his running mate Phouthaivanh Wilkerson join Amanda Head for a candid conversation about how the state of Minnesota got to where it is, and how they plan on fixing it.

Dr. Jensen, a longtime family phyisician and native Minnesotan, breaks down the fiscal mismanagement, explosive government spending, and widespread fraud that have left taxpayers with little to show for billions in surplus dollars.

Wilkerson, a nearly 30-year law enforcement veteran and lawful immigrant who fled Laos as a result of the Vietnam War, shares her powerful American story and explains how public safety, compassion, and the rule of law must coexist. Together, they discuss illegal immigration, ICE enforcement, strained relations between law enforcement and communities, generational shifts in politics, and the urgent need to restore accountability, affordability, and trust in Minnesota government.

You can learn more about their campaign for Minnesota Governor and Lt. Governor by visiting the campaign website: drscottjensen.com. Dr. Jensen is also on Facebook, X and more which you can find by searching for his respective handle: @DrScottJensen.

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On this episode of the podcast, Dr. Kirk Milhoan, a pediatric cardiologist and Chairman of the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices discussed the evolution of dietary recommendations, highlighting the shift from the traditional food pyramid to an inverted pyramid emphasizing protein and fat over grains. He criticized the historical focus on cholesterol, advocating for a more personalized approach to diet based on individual metabolic needs.

Dr. Milhoan also addressed the importance of fiber, the impact of processed foods on nutrient levels, and the role of vitamin D in immune function. He praised the recent reduction in the U.S. vaccine schedule to 11 doses, emphasizing a risk-based approach to vaccination and the need for honest scientific discourse.

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On this episode of the podcast, Army Col. Vic Suarez (RET.) and Oxford Pharmaceuticals Chairman Tom Neely expose a quiet but dangerous vulnerability in America’s healthcare system: the offshore manufacturing of generic medications relied upon by U.S. families and service members alike. 

With more than 90% of prescriptions filled by generics sourced largely from China and India, they break down how regulatory loopholes, price manipulation, and weak reimbursement structures have undercut American manufacturers while compromising quality and safety. Drawing on Senate testimony, defense procurement concerns and real-world manufacturing challenges, Suarez and Neely make the case for reshoring active pharmaceutical ingredient production, closing exploitative loopholes, reforming PBMs and distributors, and treating drug manufacturing as the national security priority it has become.

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On this episode of the podcast, Daniel Baldwin, Chief White House Correspondent for One America News Network (OANN) joins the show to break down his rise through conservative media, from covering President Trump on the 2024 campaign trail to reporting daily from inside the White House.

Baldwin details what the Administration is touting as key wins: inflation reduced, more private sector jobs created, and the economic impact of the “One Big Beautiful Bill,” including provisions eliminating taxes on tips, overtime, and Social Security. He also discusses the Administration’s immigration posture, citing over 2.5M illegal aliens leaving the United States, and looks ahead to the economic and security implications of hosting the FIFA World Cup 2026.

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On this episode of the podcast, Gubernatorial Candidate and current South Carolina Congressman Ralph Norman breaks down the the 43-day shutdown, accusing Democrats of leveraging massive spending for illegal immigration and advancing a Marxist socialist agenda. He credits President Trump with reversing Biden-era mismanagement, stresses the urgency of passing nine of twelve appropriations bills to portect the House Majority, and underscores the need for law and order and judicial reform in South Carolina. 

Congressman Mark Harris of North Carolina joins the program to address a tragic crime in his home state, exposing failures in the judicial system, recidivism and the consequences of keeping repeat offenders on the streets. He challenges narratives that excuse crime solely as mental illness, defends law enforcement against growing vilification and discusses legislative priorities — from passing key legislation to fund the government to advancing healthcare reform through Health Savings Accounts. 

You can learn more about this podcast, Host Amanda Head, or follow either Congressman on X by searching for the respective handles: @FurthermorePod , @AmandaHead , @RalphNorman , @RepMarkHarrisNC

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On this episode of the podcast, Georgia Congressman Austin Scott and Montana Congressman Troy Downing join the show to break down what’s at stake in the final stretch of the year in Congress, and why the next policy decisions matter far beyond Washington.

Rep. Scott explains how new media is reshaping the political battlefield, helping Republicans unify, block looming tax hikes, and confront inflation head-on. Drawing from personal experience, he delivers a blunt assessment of the Affordable Care Act’s failures and makes the case for real healthcare competition, transparency in political spending, and cross-state insurance reforms to drive down costs for families.

Rep. Downing outlines the race to pass critical appropriations bills while sounding the alarm on Obamacare’s role in rising healthcare costs and market instability. He also spotlights America’s vulnerability in critical minerals, particularly platinum and palladium, and details his Stop Russian Mineral Manipulation Act, aimed at protecting U.S. production, strengthening domestic processing, and ending reliance on hostile foreign supply chains.

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On this episode of the podcast, Amanda Head talks with Veteran Communications Advisor and Author Kimberly Willingham Hubbard about her amazing book, “Crowned in Promise: 100 Prayers for Your Children.”

Inspired by her own journey as a mother, Kimberly shares how she intentionally crafted scripture-based prayers focused on protection, godly character, identity, and the importance of living in healthy community. She explains why prayer is more critical than ever for children growing up in today’s digital world and how parents can be proactive, not fearful, in covering their kids spiritually.

Drawing from her background in journalism and her Christian upbringing, Kimberly unpacks the theological foundation behind the book and why grounding prayers directly in Scripture gives parents both confidence and clarity. Their conversation explores how faith shapes parenting decisions, how prayer strengthens families, and why

“Crowned in Promise” serves as a practical, accessible tool for parents seeking to raise children anchored in truth.

While Kimberly hints at another book that may be coming soon, you can purchase her first book by clicking the link here: https://a.co/d/8c2ctcs.

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On this episode of the podcast, Amanda Head is joined by retired Lieutenant Randy Sutton, a 34-year law enforcement veteran and Founder of nonprofit, “The Wounded Blue.”

Lt. Sutton shares alarming statistics that rarely make headlines: 85,000+ officers were physically attacked last year, while suicide has become one of the leading causes of death among law enforcement. He explains how years of political hostility, particularly during the Obama and Biden administrations, have devastated morale, recruitment, and retention across police departments nationwide.

The discussion highlights the lifesaving work of The Wounded Blue, which has provided direct support to 16,000+ injured and disabled officers and their families. Lt. Sutton also details powerful initiatives like “Guitars for Heroes,” which raised $80,000 for the families of fallen officers and has since expanded nationwide, as well as partnerships with organizations like Ponies North that use equine therapy to help officers heal from trauma.

If you want to learn more about, or even donate to The Wounded Blue, you can do so by visiting their website: https://thewoundedblue.org/

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On this episode of the podcast, Amanda Head sits down with Congressman Rich McCormick (R-GA) and Congresswoman Beth Van Duyne (R-TX) at the Republican Study Committee’s most recent media row event.

Rep. McCormick lays out how excessive regulation and lack of competition have driven healthcare costs sky-high, with insurance premiums up nearly 90% since the Affordable Care Act, while insurance company profits soared more than 230%. He explains why the average family of four now pays over $30,000 a year for healthcare and warns that Medicare and Medicaid are consuming more than a third of mandatory federal spending.

Rep. Van Duyne breaks down the real economic and legislative damage caused by the recent 43-day government shutdown, detailing Republican efforts to secure the border, support CBP and homeland security, and advance tax policies aimed at strengthening American manufacturing. She also slams Democrats’ healthcare agenda, calling Obamacare a failed experiment that enriched insurers while crushing families with higher premiums—and makes the case for a return to private, market-driven healthcare.

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