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Coach Schuman and Frank Cristiano return for Rebel Republic. We discuss the democratic party being in disarray with no logical candidate for the next election. It appears everyone is pinning their hopes on Congresswoman AOC from the Bronx. She is currently touring with Bernie Sanders speaking around the country. Frank believes Sanders is riding her coattails and is using her popularity to increase his own. Dave thinks Bernie is going to want to run for president with AOC has his running mate, Frank said AOC would laugh at Bernie Sanders for pushing himself as a presidential candidate for the democrats when she has all the charisma and following, We discuss the pictures posted on the wall by the white house showing all the illegals who have been deported since Trump took office, I argue with the guys about having an investigation into Bidens presidency. I firmly believe his inner circle knew he was incompetent and dementia was obvious to the public. Nobody said or did anything and they allowed a man with diminished capacity to run our country. We let that go, and wasted time, money impeaching Trump twice. Frank and Dave said there is no point to have an investigation because nothing will come out of it. None of the people involved will go to jail, and no punishment will be imposed. Frank said the real investigation should be on the assassination attempt on Trump. We still don't know all the facts, especially who was behind it
Author Michael F. Weisberg, M.D., joined Dave Warner on an episode of the Small Town Life Podcast to discuss his new book, 'A Second Shot: The Pursuit of Justice in Maryland's Oldest Cold Case Murder.'In 1971, Montgomery County Deputy Sheriff James Tappen Hall was gunned down outside a Maryland country club. The case went cold—no suspect, no answers, no closure.Fifty years later, cold case detectives reopened the investigation and identified a suspect whose shocking confession revealed a detail never released to the public: Hall was shot twice.A Second Shot by Dr. Michael Weisberg is a gripping true crime story of justice delayed but not denied—and a deeply personal tale of second chances for both a grieving family and the author himself.On top of all that, there's a connection to Little Falls.
The crew of Coach Schuman, Frank Cristiano and Steve Cully are back to go over big issues making its way through the news. The stabbing in Texas, Tariffs, The economy is coming back to normal. All Was LOST and now we are witnessing many of our worries turn around,
Scott Kinville and Dave Warner interview owner Mike George of the Rock Valley Brewing Company about the business and the upcoming rock music festival on May 17, 2025 from 2-11 pm. You don't want to miss this one - we go off the rails like never before.
Scott Kinville and Dave Warner interview the owner of the Mohawk Valley Diamond Dawgs about his upcoming PGCBL season. We might even get crazy enough to talk about using a bull on the field.
Steve Cully has a special Co-Host this week. Coach Tom Wells, the all-time win's leader in NY State is back. We are talking the NFL draft today, and teams who should be trading back. Either way it's a crap shoot to see how it all plays out.
Steve Cully, Dave Schuman, and the Voice of Reason Mr. Frank Cristiano, along with special guest Erika Higgins, a friend of mine from college. We debate the legality of DOGE, money being cut from the Department Of Education. Inflation is going to become worse before it gets better, and DEI is causing businesses to colleges to lose federal funding. A wild episode with a lot of passion on all sides.
In this episode, Drew and Gino DeBlasiis join the show! Drew and Gino are Rome natives and standout athletes who started The Strength Sanctuary in Rome so young athletes could properly train for the next level!
We chat about starting The Strength Sanctuary, their athletic careers, the importance of proper guidance for young athletes, their podcast, and much more!
You can find them on Instagram @the_strength_sanctuary
Steve Cully and UConn Football Legendary QB Shane Stafford host the show, and it's a wild episode.
Shane shares his thoughts on Tennessee Football QB Nico Lamaleva skipping meetings and practices right before the Spring Game because he wanted to negotiate a new NIL deal. Insane considering he was signed as a junior in high school, signed a 4-year NIL deal, and started being paid as a senior. Unprecedented at the time, he made 2 million dollars a year. The day before the spring game, he decides he wants more money and disappears. Allegedly, they tried to renegotiate, but Nico was asking for 4 million a year because he saw other players receive more money. Despite throwing for 2600 yards, 19 TDs, and 5 INTs, he thinks that is worth 4 million bucks a year. Coach Josh Heupel took a stand and dismissed Nico to a rousing applause from TENNESSEE FANS (Grupo Oficial). Now that is a leader! Coach Heupel received praise from coaches and fans around the country for putting the team first and not allowing Nico to hold them hostage!
We talk about former Georgia Football QB Jayden Rashada is on the move again. He left Florida after an NIL dispute and went to Arizona State. Then transferred again to Georgia last year and now is leaving there.
College Football is broken, and NCAA Football should be embarrassed. Charlie Baker, as commissioner, is completely impotent. Yes, the players deserve to be paid; the NCAA has made billions off these kids for years. Instead of doing his actual job, putting together a plan to regulate how to pay players or restrict the transfer portal. This Ozempic, worthless, joke of a leader is ruining college sports. The NCAA tournament was blah overall. Football is fun to watch, but there is no loyalty, and Charlie lets it all happen. He loses in court and is the worst figurehead in sports.
Steve Cully and UConn Legend Sean Mulcahy recap the week in sports. We discuss UConn winning the Women's National Championship and the moves around the NFL. We review the NFL draft and where players will end up. We also discuss CTE and the damage it does.
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