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Defense attorney Brian Karalus joined Liz Collin on the latest episode of her podcast. 

Brian spoke about the tragic case of his friend, who was brutally stabbed and slashed in the face and neck and scarred for life—and how Hennepin County prosecutors only charged the suspect, Camron Wayne Draper, with second degree assault and let him out on bail.

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Dr. Patrick Hunter, a pediatrician, spoke with Liz Collin on her podcast about his opposition to gender care for kids as a “concerned pediatrician—and father.”

Among the many issues he discussed with Collin, Dr. Hunter said, “I've seen way too many children harmed by this ideology... and it's not evidence based. It's not science based. It's not rational.”

Dr. Hunter encouraged parents to take a stand: “It’s going to take parents to stand up to schools. It’s going to take parents to stand up to physicians," he said.

(This interview was recorded before the tragic shooting of Charlie Kirk on September 10, 2025.)

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Avery Severson, a conservative student who founded a local Turning Point chapter at White Bear Lake High School in Minnesota, reflects on Charlie Kirk—and what he and his vision meant to her.

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Alpha News was given a rare opportunity to ride-along with ICE officers from the St. Paul field office. Take a look behind-the-scenes and see for yourself—and see how some policies and politics are making a tough job even more dangerous.

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Dr. Jill Simons, a Minnesota board-certified pediatrician and Executive Director of the American College of Pediatricians, speaks with Liz Collin on her podcast about the dangers of so-called “gender-affirming care’ for children—and how none of it reduces mental health problems.

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Brittany Layman spoke with Liz Collin on her podcast about how "the real story" behind her brother's murder has been ignored by mainstream media and many others for months.

An ICE official told Alpha News that the convicted murderer was not legally present in the country when he stabbed and killed Ben Matter in Minnesota on New Year's Eve.

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Jeff Svedahl was born and raised in northern Minnesota and spent 37 years living in Minneapolis. For decades, he also owned and successfully managed several apartment buildings—until the George Floyd riots changed everything.

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Sgt. Shane Warnke Jr. (Ret.) joined Liz Collin on her podcast to discuss how even more men have been moved to Minnesota’s women's prison, how he says taxpayers are footing the bill for men's makeup, and what seems like the end of the K-9 program in the Minnesota Department of Corrections.

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Laci Silgjord spoke with Liz Collin on her podcast about the peculiar series of events from her time serving the Cloquet police department and the Army National Guard—to now facing 20 years in prison.

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Scholar and former economics professor Mark Perry spoke with Liz Collin about how George Floyd memorial scholarships at Minnesota colleges may have started with good intentions—but have ended up violating students’ civil rights.

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