Join Jimmy Sengenberger at the Crossroads with Mike Brest and Michael Hiltzik.

Is the Republican Party knocking the RNC out of the park? On Washington Examiner Wednesday, Jimmy (@SengCenter) is joined by Examiner reporter Mike Brest to discuss. Then, liberal LA Times columnist Michael Hiltzik joins the show to hash out DNC vs. RNC - and to vibrantly debate the Post Office controversy!

Join Jimmy Sengenberger at the Crossroads with Chris Edwards.

Congress is holding hearings and the media keeps talking about how Trump is trying to "destroy" the U.S. Postal Service - but what's REALLY going on with it? Jimmy (@SengCenter) breaks down what's happening, the issues ravaging the Post Office for years, and the role of Postmaster Gen. Louis DeJoy. He then talks with the Cato Institute's Chris Edwards about one solution: Privatize USPS.

Join Jimmy Sengenberger at the Crossroads with Professor of Legal Theory Randy E. Barnett.

Jimmy (@SengCenter) talks with Georgetown University Professor Randy E. Barnett (@RandyEBarnett), a leading gun right scholar, about why the Second Amendment is so important - especially today - and the stunning 9th Circuit decision upholding 2A by striking down a California magazine ban in Duncan v. Becerra.

Join Jimmy Sengenberger at the Crossroads with Iowa State Rep. Joe Mitchell, Iowa State House candidate Carter Nordman, Ilan Berman and Mario Loyola.

Jimmy (@SengCenter) begins the show with 24-year-old Iowa State Rep. Joe Mitchell, founder of Run GenZ, and Iowa State House candidate Carter Nordman, about Run GenZ's effort to help inspire conservative/Republican Gen Z'ers across the country to run for office. They also discuss their own candidate experiences and what's needed for conservatives to win over GenZ.

Then, Jimmy is joined by Ilan Berman, VP at the American Foreign Policy Council, and Mario Loyola, Senior Fellow at the Competitive Enterprise Institute, to break down the significance of last week's Israel-UAE peace agreement shepherded by President Trump and his Middle East team. They discuss the broader implications of the deal and what's going on with the broader strategy of the Trump administration in the region.

Join Jimmy Sengenberger at the Crossroads w/ David Harsanyi and Tiana Lowe.

David Harsanyi (@DavidHarsanyi), senior editor at The National Review, rejoins Jimmy to offer perspective on the Democratic National Convention so far, Democrats' attempt to seem less radical than they are by hilghighting the likes of John Kasich as speakers, and more.

Then, on Washington Examiner Wednesday, Examiner commentary writer Tiana Lowe (@TianaTheFirst) returns to discuss the DNC "show," expectations for Kamala Harris and Joe Biden at the Convention and after, and Rep. AOC's short speech seconding Sen. Bernie Sanders' nomination and how people are misunderstanding her role.

Join Jimmy Sengenberger at the Crossroads with Dan Kish and more.

Jimmy (@SengCenter) is joined by Dan Kish, Sr. VP for Policy at the American Energy Alliance, to discuss how critical America's oil and gas industry is to our economy and national security, the role O&G is playing in reducing carbon emissions, and how Joe Biden and Kamala Harris threaten to decimate all the progress.

Jimmy also breaks down the misleading arguments of Democrats and the media about the Postal Service, particularly how they're using the myth of "USPS and Trump" as a scapegoat for vote-by-mail issues in November.

Join Jimmy Sengenberger at the Crossroads with Wayne Williams and Matt Crane.

What are the FACTS about vote-by-mail? Does it lead to fraud and chaos - or perfect and rosy elections? Jimmy (@SengCenter) gets to the truth with former Colorado Secretary of State Wayne Williams and ex-Arapahoe County, CO clerk and recorder Matt Crane. Colorado has statewide vote-by-mail - and the answers are, "It depends."

Both men know a thing or two about mail voting: When Colorado became the 3rd state to switch to a statewide vote-by-mail system beginning in 2013, Williams and Crane were the county election officials of El Paso and Arapahoe Counties, respectively. Williams became Secretary of State in 2015, and they both left their posts in 2019.

Join Jimmy Sengenberger at the Crossroads for our 100th Episode, along with former Amb. Sam Zakhem and Nathan Matoush.

Jimmy (@SengCenter) begins the show with the Hon. Sam Zakhem, ambassador from the U.S. to Bahrain from 1986-1989, and is originally from Lebanon. They discuss last week's massive and devastating explosion in Beirut, Lebanon's last week, the fallout from the blast, and the political unrest that is the result not only from the explosion but also the economic strife and rampant political corruption in the country. Then, JATC producer Nathan Matoush (@MatoushMagic) rejoins the show to reminisce on 100 episodes of the show, talk a little sports, and have some relaxed fun.

Join Jimmy Sengenberger at the Crossroads with Gordon G. Chang and Naomi Lim.

Gordon G. Chang (@GordonGChang), author of "The Great US-China Tech War" and "The Coming Collapse of China" and Gatestone Institute Senior Fellow, rejoins Jimmy (@SengCenter) to discuss the latest developments concerning China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, sanctions, the deteriorating relationship between President Trump and Chinese ruler Xi Jinping.

Then, Washington Examiner political reporter Naomi Lim (@naomitlim) joins Jimmy to discuss the news that Sen. Kamala Harris has won Joe Biden's Veepstakes. They break down the pros and cons of this ticket, possibilities of Trump/Pence vs. Biden/Harris, and more. Jimmy closes the segment with some thoughts on the pick's weaknesses.

Join Jimmy Sengenberger at the Crossroads with Allie Beth Stuckey.

As the flames of leftist chaos continue across America, what is the root cause? Relatable Podcast host Allie Beth Stuckey (@conservmillen) joins Jimmy Sengenberger (@SengCenter) to discuss her new book, You're Not Enough (And That's Okay), and how what she calls "the toxic culture of self-love" has led to the rise of socialism, riots, and more.