Texas Attorney General Paxton discusses the Biden administration's rewrite of Title IX and its implications for sex-based protections under federal law. He highlights the administration's disregard for the Constitution and federal law, and the potential harm to women's rights and opportunities in sports. Paxton emphasizes the need for states to stand up against this overreach and protect women's rights.

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In this episode, Nicole Shanahan, the running mate of Robert F. Kennedy, Jr; discusses her background and how she got connected with Kennedy. She shares her personal experience as a mother of a daughter with chronic disease and her involvement in scientific research. Shanahan explains why she decided to support Kennedy as an independent candidate and her dissatisfaction with the two-party system. She also discusses the issue of transgender athletes in women's sports and the importance of common sense in politics. Shanahan addresses the censorship by big tech companies and the need to unravel corporate capture. She emphasizes the importance of addressing the root causes of social issues and creating a healthy America.

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Payton McNabb, a high school senior, was hit in the face by a boy posing as a woman during a volleyball game, resulting in a brain injury. She has since become an advocate for women's sports and has been working with the Independent Women's Forum. Payton shares her experience and the ongoing effects of her injury, including vision impairment and memory loss. She discusses the lack of response and apology from the boy and his team, as well as the dismissive attitude of some medical professionals. Payton emphasizes the importance of protecting women's sports and calls out politicians who deny the issue.

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In this episode, former Navy SEAL and US Senate candidate Tim Sheehy discusses his military background, his decision to run for office in Montana, and his commitment to American values. He addresses cultural issues, his support for defining sex biologically, and criticizes Senator Tester's voting record. Sheehy also talks about the national significance of the Montana Senate race and the importance of citizen engagement in politics. He emphasizes the need for leadership and active participation, especially from the younger generation, to shape America's future.

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In this episode, Riley interviews Jennifer Sey, CEO and founder of XX-XY Athletics. Jennifer shares her journey from being an elite gymnast to confronting abuse in the sport, which led to her advocacy for women and truth. After leaving a long career at Levi's due to her stance on children's rights during the pandemic, she founded XX-XY Athletics. The brand is dedicated to protecting women's opportunities, with a focus on ethical production and non-political, common sense values. Find out more at TheTruthFits.com

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In this episode, Riley welcomes Brandy Meeks to discuss the impact of gender ideology in sports, focusing on a personal incident involving Brandy's daughter at a Missouri wrestling tournament. Brandy, an activist and president of the Vitae Foundation, shares her concerns about a transgender athlete in her daughter's weight class potentially using testosterone, which could be considered a performance-enhancing drug. They explore the loophole in Missouri law that fails to address this specific scenario and the importance of supporting Senate Bill 1440 to protect women's sports.

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In this episode, Riley is joined by Larry Maile, President of USA Powerlifting, to discuss the contentious issue of transgender women's inclusion in female sports categories. Maile, with his background in clinical and forensic psychology and powerlifting, highlights the biological strength differences between sexes and the impact on women's sports. The episode covers USA Powerlifting's lawsuit aimed at maintaining fairness in women's sports and addresses the backlash faced by athletes opposing inclusive policies.

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In this episode, Riley talks with former teammate, Kaitlynn Wheeler about their experiences as collegiate swimmers during the pandemic, the controversy of competing against transgender swimmer Lia Thomas, and the pressures of vaccine mandates. They delve into the emotional challenges and the lawsuit against the NCAA, advocating for the protection of female athletes' rights and single-sex spaces in sports. 

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In this episode, Riley welcomes Amie Ishikawa to discuss the complex issues surrounding gender ideology in women's prisons. Amie, a formerly incarcerated woman and advocate, shares her experiences and concerns about men identifying as women being housed in female facilities. They explore the implications for safety, dignity, and the definition of "woman" in legal terms. The episode also touches on the work of Amie's organization, Woman II Woman, and how listeners can support their efforts to protect the rights and well-being of incarcerated women.

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