Rose Unplugged

Former judge and Congressman Louie Gohmert unveils the Judicial Accountability Project to rein in rogue judges, reacts to Britain erasing Churchill from its currency, and grades Chief Justice Roberts's birthright citizenship opinion line by line.Please Support this Podcast:

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For years we were told the science was settled, the clock was ticking, and questioning any of it made you a "denier." Now something is shifting. Politico is reporting on "climate hushing," a sudden silence from Democrats and environmental groups. The New York Times is running op-eds telling Democrats to stop centering climate. And the extreme worst-case scenario behind years of terrifying headlines is being reconsidered as implausible.

On this episode of Rose Unplugged, Rose sits down with Marc Morano, founder of Climate Depot, to unpack what's really happening beneath the surface. They cover the RCP 8.5 walk-back, why voters care more about energy bills than emissions targets, and the war on your steak. They also ask a deeper question: what happens to a generation raised on fear of imminent collapse?

Is this a correction, or the collapse of the climate narrative itself?

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Is America still a nation with a God-given purpose? Rose explores America’s founding sense of destiny, the faith and courage of the men who built the nation, and what happens when a people refuse to surrender to fear. Then, Dr. Ben Carson joins Rose Unplugged to discuss faith, family, personal responsibility, education, courage, and the deep divisions facing America today. From his humble beginnings to a life of extraordinary achievement and public service, Dr. Carson shares why courage, discipline, and faith still matter—and what he wants the next generation of Americans to understand.
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Rear Admiral Robert Shumaker and Commander Everett Alvarez Jr. spent a combined sixteen-plus years as prisoners of war in North Vietnam — beaten, isolated, and told their country had forgotten them. On this episode of Rose Unplugged, they sit down to share what really happened behind those prison walls: the tap code they invented to survive solitary confinement, the house Shumaker designed brick by brick in his mind and later built with his own hands, and the faith that carried them through years their captors meant to break them. This is a first-hand account of captivity, brotherhood, and the cost of freedom — straight from two men who paid it.

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China’s forced organ harvesting industry is one of the most disturbing and controversial human-rights issues of our time. On this episode of Rose Unplugged, Jan Jekielek, senior editor at The Epoch Times and host of American Thought Leaders, discusses his book Killed to Order and the evidence surrounding allegations of forced organ harvesting in China.

We examine the victims, the alleged involvement of hospitals and state institutions, the persecution of Falun Gong practitioners and other vulnerable groups, Western medical connections, and why this issue has received so little attention.Please Support this Podcast:

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Health care in America is at a crossroads — and this episode takes on the full picture, from the halls of federal policy to the promises of a movement still finding its footing. Rose sits down with Dr. Mehmet Oz, Administrator of the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, to talk about his journey from heart surgeon to national health leader, the principles guiding his work overseeing care for more than 160 million Americans, and why he believes personal responsibility and prevention are just as vital as policy itself. Dr. Oz opens up about early lessons from the operating room, the power of communication in improving health outcomes, and even shares his now-famous "Fanta antidote."

Then Rose turns to the Make America Healthy Again movement with Dr. Salvatore Giorgianni, Senior Science Adviser to the Men's Health Network. With over 40 years as a clinical pharmacist, Dr. Giorgianni offers a candid look at why MAHA gained early momentum — and why so many Americans, even supporters, now say it's lost clarity. Together, Rose and her guests explore whether this is a messaging problem, a policy problem, or a trust problem, and what it will actually take to restore confidence in America's health institutions.

This is a conversation about more than politics — it's about honest communication, informed choices, and what it really takes to build a healthier America, one family at a time.Please Support this Podcast:

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7 Years Inside the Hanoi Hilton: Today’s conversation takes us into a story that goes far beyond history—it goes into the human spirit under pressure, and the kind of faith that refuses to break even when everything else does.

My guest is Susan Page Coffee, A Gold widow. Her latest endeavor is Beyond Survival, a charitable organization dedicated to educating Americans, young and old, about the sacrifices of the North Vietnam prisoners of war, who hold a unique place in our 250 year history.

She is the wife of the late Navy Captain Gerald (Jerry ) Coffee —a man who endured more than SEVEN YEARS as a prisoner of war in Vietnam, surviving the infamous Hanoi Hilton.

Through Susan, we’ll hear not just what Jerry endured, but how he endured it—and what it means to live a life that moves beyond survival into something deeper: purpose, surrender, and faith refined under fire. For More Info and a bracelet: https://goingbeyondsurvival.org/contact-us/

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As America marks its 250th anniversary, Rose Unplugged asks the question Benjamin Franklin posed on the steps of Independence Hall: "A republic — if you can keep it." This episode traces that charge from the fragile days of the Constitutional Convention to today, spotlighting the lesser-known signers of the Declaration of Independence whose ordinary lives produced an extraordinary nation, and drawing a parallel between the Israelites facing Goliath and modern Americans facing an ever-growing government.

Along the way, Rose makes the case that liberty, life, and borders aren't just political issues but biblical ones — rooted in scripture and in the founders' belief that rights come from God, not government. It's a call to remember what made America great in the first place, and to decide — deliberately, generation by generation — whether that inheritance will be preserved or quietly surrendered on our watch.Please Support this Podcast:

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Ronald Reagan Up Close: White House Insider Jeffrey Lord & Historian Paul Kengor Reveal the Man Behind the Legend

What made Ronald Reagan one of the most influential presidents in modern American history?

In this special episode of Rose Unplugged, Rose is joined by two distinguished guests who offer both personal and historical perspectives on Ronald Reagan's life and legacy.

Jeffrey Lord, former Associate Political Director in the Reagan White House, shares firsthand stories about Reagan's leadership, humor, character, and faith. Presidential historian Dr. Paul Kengor, author of God and Ronald Reagan, The Crusader, and A Pope and a President, explores the convictions that shaped Reagan's presidency and helped define the final chapter of the Cold War.

Together, they discuss Reagan's optimism, his appeal to young Americans, his partnership with Pope John Paul II, his unwavering opposition to communism and socialism, and the moral clarity that guided his leadership.

Whether you remember the Reagan years or are discovering his legacy for the first time, this conversation offers a compelling look at the man, the faith, and the principles that helped change history. To see the rest of the interview go to www.reallifenetwork.com sign in and search Rose Unplugged

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In a culture that constantly tells us we need more, what if the path to a richer life begins with owning less?

On this episode of Rose Unplugged, Rose sits down with bestselling author, speaker, and founder of Becoming Minimalist, Joshua Becker, to discuss the life-changing principles behind his book, The Minimalist Home. Joshua shares how clutter impacts us emotionally, spiritually, and relationally—and why our homes serve as the headquarters of our lives.

Together, they explore the deeper issues that drive over-accumulation, practical steps for decluttering without overwhelm, and how letting go of excess can create more space for faith, family, purpose, and generosity. If you've ever felt burdened by the demands of modern life, this conversation offers a refreshing reminder that minimalism isn't about deprivation—it's about intentional living.

Discover how owning less can help you live more fully and make room for what truly matters.