Todd Schowalter's guest is Elvis Leon, whose father was kidnapped while transporting vehicles from Denver to Guatemala. U.S. authorities refused to help, even though ransom demands were being made from within Denver itself.

Links-

Go Fund Me page

https://www.gofundme.com/f/s9de2-we-are-lions

Go Fund Me trailer

https://youtu.be/mwI4hadf-Vw

Go Fund Me trailer (downloadable) 

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1c-nCJGnN5X-C5abLrYv4sT4xRAOihCDi/view?usp=sharing

5280 article

https://www.5280.com/a-truckers-kidnapping-a-suspicious-ransom-and-a-colorado-familys-perilous-quest-for-justice/

website

www.storiesbyelvis.com

Todd Schowalter's guest is 30 year military veteran Andy Barker, who discusses the destructive effects that WOKE practices has had on our United States Military in the recent years.

In this episode Todd Schowalter is revisited by Seinfield, Friends and Breaking Bad actor Larry Hankin.

Todd Schowalter's guest is Dave Robertson, a modern day Paul Revere, who unites and organizes Conservative groups on his platform STL.PATRIOTS.

Todd Schowalter is joined by Right Mind's Official political analyst Rich Rubino to discuss the upcoming 2024 election.

Known for defending his home from BLM protestors in 2020, Mark McCloskey has gone on to run for the U.S. Senate, and is currently the host of his own show, Mark McCloskey "On Fire" (https://newstalkstl.com/mark-mccloskey-on-fire/), in St. Louis, MO. He joins Todd Schowalter to discuss his story and the state of his community, the media, the radical Liberal Left and the future of America as we know it.

In the Season Four Premiere, Todd Schowalter's guest is Salem Media Group's Carl Jackson.

Todd's guest is novelist Howard Kaplan, who discusses his new book, "Syrian Sunset," and the comparisons between the Syria and the current situation in Ukraine.

In part two of our Titanic series, Todd's guest is Bill Willard who actually raised part of the Titanic.

Todd Schowalter's guest is Titanic historian William Brower, who discusses some of his findings over his four decades of research.