How’s That Work?

Texas-based politico Matt Wiltshire talks about the recent rise of antisemitism among certain extremist political groups, what he thinks are the reasons for the chaos in DC right now, and what it will take for Republicans to reunite against Democrats in 2024. He also talks about the long-running joke about his Ted Cruz lookalike status.

Dustin Tropp is the founder and operator of RepublicanJobs.gop, a Conservative recruiting firm that specializes in finding top talent in political campaigns and government service. On this episode, he gives tips to college kids looking to turn their passion for politics into a career. He also shares his political journey from working at record labels in Nashville to becoming a campaign manager for a statewide candidate in Texas.

James Jhurani is a DevOps specialist working on digital security in the Houston area. In this episode, he talks about how he had wished he had begun investing in his retirement earlier. He shares some tips on getting started and putting more of your paycheck into your future rather than giving it to the government.

Derrick Wilson is the chairman of the Texas Young Republican Federation, one of the oldest and largest Conservative youth organizations in the country. As the new chairman, Derrick is finding his way and blazing a bold trail by taking on dissenting voices within the party. His family-centric views are driving his desire to work with lawmakers to deliver solutions for the next 20 years or longer. He's leading the charge for what he is describing as the New Generation of Republican Leadership.

Learn more about Texas Young Republicans at https://texasyr.gop/

Jade Gilespie Doss is Director of Programs at Conservative Texans for Energy Innovation, and a friend of mine who has worked in both state and federal offices. On this episode, we talk about the Conservative approach to renewables, aka the all-of-the-above approach, and tips for how to get your government to listen to you.

It's the first episode, and my first guest is MY DAD, Bryce Overturf. He shares some exciting encounters with celebrities during his four decades as a valet, including when he almost ran over one of the world's biggest pop stars. He also gives me his take on the 2024 presidential field and why he didn't watch the GOP debate. Plus, why the Red River Rivalry is his biggest money weekend as a car parker in Dallas. Hook 'em!

This is a teaser reel for the upcoming release of the How’s That Work? Podcast hosted by Jordan Overturf. Tune in for weekly conversations and guests with a variety of expertise and passionate pursuits. Find out how they got started and how they’ve found success (and failure) in the pursuit of happiness.