Pardon The Disruption

After 20 years on Wall Street, David Bahnsen sits down with Adam to share his insight on the Trump economy, the deregulatory environment, and his new book "Crisis of Responsibility".

Three-time superbowl champion and former New England Patriot Je'Rod Cherry joins Adam Brandon this week to discuss winning team cultures and how to succeed both on and off the field.

Charles Mitchell, President & CEO of the Commonwealth Foundation, joins Adam to talk about taking on the public sector unions in Harrisburg, PA and fighting for freedom at the state level.

Clara Del Villar, Director of Senior Initiatives at FreedomWorks Foundation, joins Adam to talk about securing American's retirement future, her time working on Wall Street, and hiking to Mount Everest base camp.

Yury Terekhov, a fellow at Project Arizona, sits down with Adam to talk about fighting for freedom in Putin’s authoritarian Russia.

Andrea Hernandez from Mexico, a fellow at Project Arizona, joins Adam to talk about how her experiences abroad have shown her that socialism fails and freedom works.

Mariya Kapinos from Ukraine, a fellow at Project Arizona, joins Adam to talk about living through two political revolutions and a violent civil war, experiencing the devastating effects of hyperinflation firsthand, and the Holodomor Famine-Genocide.

Krzysztof Moszyński from Poland, a fellow at Project Arizona, joins Adam this week to talk about seeing Poland arise from the ashes of Communist control and start to embrace freedom and free markets.

This is yet another incredible interview and I hope you enjoy listening to it. Project Arizona Part 3 starts right now!

Kaamala Neupane from Nepal, a fellow at Project Arizona, joins Adam to talk about living through Nepal’s Civil War, being kidnapped and ransomed by communist rebels, and why she is so passionate about freedom and entrepreneurship.

Project Arizona is a fantastic program that brings international students who are passionate about freedom to the United States to intern and learn about limited government and free market economics.

Jorge Andrés Galicia Rodríguez, a fellow at Project Arizona, joins Adam to talk about the horrors of living in socialist Venezuela, why his family had to flee the country, and why freedom truly does work.

Project Arizona is a fantastic program that brings international students who are passionate about freedom to the United States to intern and learn about limited government and free market economics.