In this annual Thanksgiving tradition episode, we step away from politics and focus on what this season truly demands of us—an honest look at gratitude in real life, the discipline it takes to be thankful when life feels uncertain, the strength gratitude gives us when circumstances aren’t perfect, the need to slow down and recognize blessings we’ve rushed past, the challenge of navigating a holiday that can be both joyful and heavy, and the way faith anchors all of it as we reflect on where God has shown up this year and how gratitude opens the door to renewed hope.

After not being nominated to fill a utility commissioner role, Mike uses this episode to share the affordability plan he had hoped to bring to the governor—one built on real experience and a clear path forward. He explains why energy prices are rising in Indiana and beyond, and lays out how to rebalance costs through commission decisions, regulatory reform, smarter infrastructure, and a true all-of-the-above strategy.

In this episode, Mike breaks down the off-year election results and why they’re no predictor for the midterms — though a reminder for Republicans to refocus on affordability, not indictments. He then explains the truth behind the paused SNAP benefits and why a clean funding fix is needed. Finally, he covers the Louisville MD-11 crash and the urgent case for stronger FAA oversight and safety funding.

In this episode, Mike breaks down the surprising off-year election polls tightening across blue states, discusses the growing persecution of Christians in Nigeria and the global response, and examines the escalating Venezuelan drug cartel crisis and why Venezuela's claims can’t be trusted.

In this episode, Mike unpacks the double standard in the redistricting across the Northeast and what it means for Indiana, the truth behind the Schumer shutdown and the Democrats’ push for more spending, and why the White House renovation under consideration is more common sense than controversy.

In this special 25th episode of Mike On The Right, Mike steps away from the headlines to share his own story — how faith, conviction, and real-world experience shaped his journey. From his early life to his time in public service and the moments that defined his political perspective, Mike opens up about the lessons, failures, and calling that led to where he is today. A candid look at the man behind the mic — and the mission behind Mike On The Right.

In this episode, Mike explains why the culture war isn’t just about faith or politics — it’s about the future of everything we value. From schools and workplaces to families and communities, the battle over truth and morality affects us all. Whether you engage or not, the outcome will shape America’s next generation.

In this episode, Mike breaks down the government shutdown showdown and why Republicans must hold the line with a clean CR, examines OPEC’s decision to open the taps and what it means for America’s energy dominance, and exposes how members of Congress are getting rich off insider stock trades tied to their own legislation.

In this episode, Mike breaks down Europe’s dangerous move to recognize Palestine as a state, the long-overdue grand jury indictment of former FBI Director James Comey, and Portland’s violent clashes where protestors attacked a federal ICE facility. From foreign policy and biblical prophecy to accountability at the highest levels of law enforcement and the failure of local leadership at home, this episode exposes how weakness and abdication fuel chaos while truth and law remain under attack. 

In this episode of Mike On The Right, Mike covers the FCC’s role in Jimmy Kimmel’s cancelation, raising concerns about government overreach into political speech. He breaks down President Trump’s latest strike on drug trafficking boats and the fight against cartels, and examines the sentencing of Justice Brett Kavanaugh’s would-be assassin — where gender identity struggles and mental health collapse played a central role.