In Hour 1 of The Annie Frey Show, Ryan Wiggins leads the conversation with a focus on the Senate’s debt ceiling deliberations and what’s at stake before the July 4th recess. Fox News Radio’s Ryan Schmelz joins the show to provide a Capitol Hill perspective on GOP tensions, Trump’s ongoing influence, and the urgency to control the national debt.

Ryan Wiggins fills in on The Annie Frey Show and welcomes Fox News Radio's Ryan Schmelz for a deep dive into the ongoing debt ceiling negotiations. They discuss the Senate’s timeline, the challenges of balancing party demands, and what to expect before the July 4th recess. Schmelz also shares insight from Capitol Hill on Republican reactions, Trump’s influence, and the broader impact of growing national debt.

In Hour 1 of the Annie Frey Show, Ryan Wiggins hosts and Ethan produces a deep dive into the Trump vs. Musk feud, exploring their political and economic disagreements and what a potential reconciliation could mean. The conversation shifts to the national debt, including the difference between debt and deficit, and the urgency of fiscal responsibility. They also discuss the challenges of slim congressional majorities and take listener calls on healthcare for undocumented immigrants and media narratives.

In Hour 2, they unpack more of the Trump-Musk clash, including a YouTube Live Chat poll, and analyze a unanimous Supreme Court ruling on workplace discrimination and its implications for DEI policies. The hour also revisits concerns over Joe Biden’s cognitive decline, underreported anti-Semitic attacks like the incident in Boulder, and entertainment industry shakeups, including Disney layoffs and streaming’s future. The segment ends with a look at judicial nominations under both Trump and Biden.

In Hour 3, Ryan and Ethan reflect on the legacy of Phil Robertson and Duck Dynasty’s cultural impact. They revisit powerful near-death experiences shared by Nikki Sixx, Tracy Morgan, and Jamie Foxx, and the personal transformations that followed. Ethan shares stories from his sports autograph collection and memorable celebrity encounters. The show wraps with final thoughts on the divided conservative response to the Musk vs. Trump feud.

In Hour 3 of the Annie Frey Show, Ryan Wiggins and producer Ethan reflect on the passing of Phil Robertson and the faith-driven legacy of Duck Dynasty. They also revisit emotional celebrity near-death experiences from Nikki Sixx, Tracy Morgan, and Jamie Foxx, highlighting the spiritual and personal changes that followed. Ethan shares his passion for collecting autographs and the sentimental stories behind his interactions with professional athletes. The hour wraps with a YouTube Live Chat poll on Musk vs. Trump, revealing a divided conservative audience.

Ryan Wiggins and producer Ethan explore powerful celebrity near-death experiences, featuring stories from Nikki Sixx and Tracy Morgan. The conversation dives into how these moments transformed their views on life, love, and connection. They also discuss a personal TV project called What It’s Like to Die, which investigates hundreds of near-death accounts. The segment explores the emotional, spiritual, and media dimensions of these experiences from the challenges of verification to why some stars wait years to share their stories.

In Hour 2 of the Annie Frey Show, Ryan Wiggins hosts and Ethan produces as they unpack the ongoing feud between Elon Musk and Donald Trump, fueled by recent Twitter exchanges and a YouTube Live Chat poll. The hour also covers a unanimous Supreme Court ruling on workplace discrimination, raising questions about DEI policies. They revisit Joe Biden’s cognitive decline, examine underreported anti-Semitic attacks like the incident in Boulder, and explore issues in the entertainment industry, including Disney layoffs and the future of streaming. The show wraps with a breakdown of judicial nominations under Trump and Biden.

In the “What Did I Miss” segment of the Annie Frey Show, Ryan Wiggins and producer Ethan cover a wide range of topics — starting with a lighthearted debate over “Chugga lug” music and classic country tunes. The conversation quickly turns serious, with discussion on media handling of Joe Biden’s cognitive decline and new books by Jake Tapper and Karine Jean-Pierre. They also examine the Democratic Party’s identity crisis, anti-Semitic attacks in Boulder, illegal immigration policy debates, the evolving relationship between Elon Musk and Donald Trump, and the latest shifts in political polling and voter demographics.

In Hour 1 of the Annie Frey Show, Ryan Wiggins hosts and Ethan produces a deep dive into the Trump vs. Musk feud, exploring their political and economic disagreements and what a potential reconciliation could mean. The conversation shifts to the national debt, explaining the difference between debt and deficit, and why fiscal responsibility is urgent. They also break down challenges in Congress, the impact of slim majorities, and take listener calls on healthcare for undocumented immigrants, media narratives, and how to fix government spending.

In this episode, Ryan hosts and Ethan produces as they dive into the “Bee or Not the Bee” segment — where they read outrageous headlines and guess whether they’re real or satire from the Babylon Bee. Topics include Trump and Tesla, Greta Thunberg’s evolution, healthcare for undocumented citizens, and the struggling Colorado Rockies baseball team.

The White House bromance is over and the custody of America has yet to be settled. Elon Musk left Donald Trump in a fight over the 'big, beautiful bill' and whether it drives America to the brink of bankruptcy. But whose side are Republicans going to take? Listen to takes from Newell Normand and Tommy Tucker at WWL Radio, and Tara Servatius at WORD Radio ... and some of those takes from conservative hosts? You may be surprised.