In this episode, we interview 2-time NCAA Champion, 5-time ACC Champion, and 31-time All American Swimmer Kylee Alons to discuss her experience competing against a biological male (Lea Thomas) and how women's sports is being impacted by this "inclusivity". Whether you have tuned in for Olympic women's boxing, read the news headlines where a high school volleyball player suffered brain damage, or followed Riley Gaines and her activism aimed at protecting females in sports, you have noticed the growing permissiveness of allowing biological males to participate in women's sports. And in this episode we ask, "Who is going to protect the females?" as Kylee shines a light on what she and some of her fellow athletes are doing to take a stand.

The past ten days have been some of the most historic AND bizarre of our lifetimes. Pervasive corruption continues to be revealed, and democracy continues to be challenged--but not by the "villain" many thought was the tyrant. We talk about all of this and more and invite you into the conversation.

We are BACK! We've had some time off for a little summer break, but it was past time the trio got back together to discuss the latest debate, the condition of the sitting US President, the water-carrying of the mainstream media for the left, RFK Jr., Trump, and Amy responds to a toxic, cultish internet troll we call "Karen". You don't want to miss this one.

Be prepared. Perhaps it is some of the best advice we can offer anyone and everyone as we survey the global landscape, the exposure of corruption and lies, the battle for power and control, and the relentless the pursuit of greed. Hopefully by now our audience is "hip to the game", but we wanted you all to hear from Dr. Kelly Victory, a board-certified trauma and emergency specialist with over 30 years of clinical experience who has served as CMO for Whole Health Management, delivering on-site healthcare services for Fortune 500 companies and is Chief of Emergency & Disaster Medicine at The Wellness Company. She talks about the bird flu, how media is used to control the public, and what the public needs to know--the truth.

Raise your hand if you have ever experienced chronic pain and/or inflammation. If you have, you know how life altering this can be and how modern medicine too often fails to heal the root of the problems. But we know someone who has had great success in healing pain and inflammation, and we wanted you to meet him!

Dr. Perry Nickelston, DC is a Chiropractic Physician with a primary focus on treating chronic pain and inflammation via the lymphatic and vascular systems. Owner of Stop Chasing Pain, LLC, he is an international speaker, educator and author of the book, "Stop Chasing Pain".

After healing from a severe back injury and autoimmune disease, he decided to dedicate himself to offering these self-care approaches to others. He has devoted himself to understanding the systems of the body and what it takes to improve the health and well-being of each system so they may work synergistically together for optimal health and performance.

Join us as Dr. Perry shares his own healing journey and how you can discover your own.

Chris Cuomo now acknowledges he was injured by the Covid 19 vaccine and that there are others. He even admits to using Ivermectin daily as part of his treatment plan.

So you'd think he would have offered an apology for literally shaming on national television all who took Ivermectin as a treatment for Covid. But no--he is instead essentially saying, "We didn't know."

But we did know. Many knew because some brave clinicians and scientists were sharing the information, only to be censored, shamed, blacklisted and even fired.

We have our own thoughts for Chris about all of this and more of what is happening in our world this week, and we would love for you to join us in the conversation.

She was a successful "stylist to the stars" in Hollywood, at the top of the professional game, when Ali Levine had to acknowledge that, internally, she was hitting rock bottom.

A journey to find answers and understanding, to find inner healing, peace and joy again, led her away from her profession and into a relationship with God that has profoundly changed her life (and relationships) for the better. And how did she find it? Through breathwork.

Having been raised Catholic and born Jewish, Ali called herself a "Cashew" but acknowledges she didn't personally know God. In any case, she never expected to find Him through a practice that was neither Christian or Jewish but was truly a desperate attempt to break free of the anxiety, depression, and dis-ease she felt internally.

But find Him she did, along with the peace and joy and wisdom she was searching for. And today she is helping others find what she was searching for as well through her meditative breathwork exercises. Listen in as Ali shares her unique story and how something "so hokey" turned out to be so healing, and how we can find that, too.

Many people suffer from chronic conditions for which they have been told there is no solution. But we are learning that isn't always true at all--there is HOPE.

And in this episode, we speak to an ambassador of hope and healing for anyone suffering with chronic digestive issues--Dane Johnson.

Dane is the founder of Crohns Colitis Lifestyle, a foundation he created that is inspired by his life-threatening battle with Crohn’s/Colitis which he reversed using natural practices. As a Board Certified Nutritionist and one of the most successful Crohn’s/Colitis coaches in the world, he has helped thousands around the world find their unique answer to Irritable Bowel Disease while building a community of supporters, doctors and healers.

This episode is not only for anyone suffering but for the caretakers, for those of us who want to continue learning about root causes of disease and how to have hope that the body can heal itself when we figure out how to help it do what it is created to do.

In this episode, we talk about language control, a border crisis, liars who lie, "furries" who bite, the fear of speaking up, a lack of accountability, a cry for justice, and what we can and should do--collectively--to push back against the corruption and the insanity.

It's one of the most polarizing topics of our time, and one the Democrats plan to use to help sway voters to re-elect President Joe Biden: Abortion. From "the right to life" movement on the right to the "reproductive rights" movement on the left, the opposite ends of the spectrum seem to yell the loudest in the conversation.

While we have discussed abortion in an episode after Roe V. Wade was overturned, more from the constitutional scholars' response to the ruling, we haven't really taken a deeper dive into the topic. But we wanted to have this conversation without the noise, beyond the two warring opinions, to educate, to identify fact versus fiction (ie--Abortions have actually not decreased nationally since Roe V. Wade was overturned), and to turn our focus to the woman who finds herself unexpectedly pregnant in a world that is often encouraging abortion rather than educating her in and supporting her on all of her options.

In this episode, we interview Erica Spivey, someone who works with an organization who is doing just that. She sheds light on what's really happening in the world of unplanned pregnancies and why it is vital that we truly understand the options and the consequences of them, and that we come alongside to love, support, and educate the women who must choose.