Dr. Greggory LaBerge, current director of the forensics and evidence for the Denver Police Department, joins P.K. for a fascinating look behind the scenes at his career and day-to-day procedures for investigations in solving crimes.

Cindy Romero and her husband Ed resorted to setting up external video cameras at Lowry's Edge aparments in Aurora, and thanks to those viral images the world finally discovered how Tren de Aragua gangs had commandeered their complex and established mafia-style rule.
 
Cindy details her harrowing tale with P.K. in this riveting, in-depth conversation.

Erin Lee joins P.K. to share her terrifying story of a daughter subjected to transgender indoctrination in a phony afterschool 'Art Club,' the subject of a subsequent documentary featuring the family's battle to save the young girl.

Erin is the executive director of Protect Kids Colorado.

Both Maria McDermott and Farrah Soudani survived the demonic Aurora theater shooting in 2012 - physically. But the emotional, psychological, and spiritual scars and challenges remained. The two share their experiences with P.K. in traveling through the darkness of 'survivor's guilt' and questioning the existence of God after such a traumatic tragedy and act of evil.

In the highly-anticipated build-up to the theatrical release of 'The Dark Knight Rises' during the summer of 2012, Maria (Carbonell) McDermott and Farrah Soudani were planning for a big night of fun at the movies. Little did they know a deranged mass shooter was lying in wait inside the theater waiting to unleash terror on the gathered audience. 

They relate their emotional descriptions of that fateful night from a first-hand perspective, a traumatic experience that would haunt and scar them for the rest of their lives. This episode is the first of two parts detailing their harrowing tale.

Adrienne Piatrafeso joins P.K. live in-studio for Part II of her conversation about her mother surviving in Nazi Germany following the end of the war, including the invasion of the Soviet Red Army. 

Also, Adrienne describes the end of her mother's life - both the days leading up to her passing and her final moments - exploring the spirituality of the afterlife and what awaits us after our time on Earth.

P.K.'s cousin, Michael Marchitti, shares stories from his father and uncles and their service and personal sacrifice during World War II in both the European and Pacific theaters. Also, what the lessons of that war against tyranny have taught us in our modern pursuits of freedom, liberty, and justice.

You've probably heard a lot of Holocaust survival stories which defy the odds, but this one has an added twist - German citizens attempting to flee a conquered Germany from the incoming Soviets... and the Allied Forces. P.K. explores the stories of Adrienne Piatrafeso's mother and grandmother during Nazi rule over their 'Fatherland.'

P.K. once again flies solo, with occasional observations from Ryan, on the difference between the Jesuits and traditional Catholicism and what that means for the Vatican and the new American pope (Leo XIV).

Also, crumbling immigration policies in 'sanctuary' states and cities are leading to chaos for American citizens. What is the motivation behind leftists protecting illegal aliens at all costs?

P.K. has been disaffected with the Catholic church she grew up in for some time, and the election of Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost as what she terms the next 'woke Pope' does not inspire much confidence from her. There are also other issues with regard to the new pope's interpretation of the Bible and what the teachings of Jesus really told us. Plus Pope Leo's recent comments and criticism of President Trump's immigration policies reveal a greater level of concern from a policy standpoint as well.

Sovereignty defeating Journalism in the Kentucky Derby was a sign from God, P.K. believes.

Communism has infiltrated our American institutions exactly as Nikita Khrushchev predicted.