Politically Basic

Kaya Jones went from global pop stardom with the Pussycat Dolls to finding her true calling in gospel music and bold advocacy. In this episode of Politically Basic, she opens up about faith, identity, and standing firm in truth. Kaya also shares her perspective on abortion, and drops explosive revelations about R. Kelly, P. Diddy, and the darker side of the industry. Her story is one of courage, conviction, and choosing purpose over fame.

What happens when you combine unapologetic honesty with a passion for truth? You get Zack Bonfilio, aka The Misfit Patriot. Zack has built a platform that is part rallying cry, part wake up call for anyone ready to challenge the status quo. In this episode of Politically Basic, Zack shares his journey, the moments that shaped his voice, and why he will always choose conviction over comfort. This conversation is loud, fearless, and full of the kind of real talk you have been craving.

She’s been called extreme, controversial, and even dangerous, but what she actually is is informed, relentless, and not backing down. Lila Rose, founder of Live Action, joins Politically Basic this week to talk about what really went down after Roe, why the media avoids telling the full story, and how a new bill just pulled funding from Planned Parenthood. She also shares her take on IVF and the ethical questions few are willing to raise. From viral exposés to courtroom battles, she has never flinched in the face of pressure. This episode is a raw and unfiltered look at the fight for life, truth, and the future of our culture.

Daniel Baldwin joins Politically Basic with stories you won’t hear anywhere else. From media coverups to political hypocrisy, he breaks down the machine from the inside. Baldwin opens up about walking away from Hollywood, the personal cost of speaking out, and the names no one else will say out loud. If you think you’ve heard it all, think again.

Zach Bauer is the CEO of Passages Israel, an organization bringing young Christian leaders from top universities to experience the Holy Land firsthand. In this episode of Politically Basic, Zach shares what students are discovering beyond the headlines, how the narrative shifts when they see Israel up close, and why some Palestinians are now questioning Hamas.

Author and Wonderfully Made founder Allie Marie Smith joins us to unpack how social media is reshaping identity, mental health, and belonging—especially for the next generation. From her own story of struggle and healing to the release of her powerful new book Social Media Reset, we’re talking about what it really takes to reclaim your peace in a digital world that’s always on. Stream it now wherever you get your podcasts.

While political parties spiral into chaos, Drew McKissick's playbook is still winning elections. As the most successful GOP state party chair in the country, Drew has spent four decades mastering the ground game, the message, and the momentum. This week on Politically Basic, he shares what it actually takes to win - and why strategy always beats noise!

This week on Politically Basic, Kendall Bailey, aka @kendall_in_kentucky on Instagram, joins the show to talk about what happens when conviction meets controversy. From a deaf diagnosis to a cancer battle and pregnancy, Kendall faced it all under a national spotlight. Her refusal to wear a mask during COVID went viral, sparking outrage and support in equal measure. But Kendall didn’t flinch. She stood her ground in a culture that demands compliance, choosing faith, freedom, and truth over fear. This episode isn’t just about surviving, it’s about pushing back when politics, media, and public pressure try to silence you.

What’s really happening inside the media? Emmy-nominated journalist and Newsmax anchor Bianca de la Garza has been on the frontlines—and behind the scenes. This week, she joins Politically Basic to break down how legacy news became narrative-driven media, what that shift means for the country, and why more people are finally asking the right questions. Consider this your insider’s guide to the modern media machine.

Brett Lee—better known as @d.o.g.e._official—has spent years behind the curtain of internet influence, amassing a million+ of followers and watching political conversations unfold in real time. In his first-ever face reveal and long-form interview, Brett opens up about going viral, staying anonymous, and why Elon’s disruption didn’t just shake tech—it exposed the cracks in how government keeps up.
This episode peels back the layers on power, influence, and the chaos that follows when the internet takes the wheel.