The Annie Frey Show Podcast

In this segment, Brad, Hayes, Wiggins, and Drew are participating in a game where they listen to short clips of political ads and try to guess which candidate the ad belongs to. They have a selection of ads featuring Hillary Clinton, Kanye West, George W. Bush, Walter Mondale, Bill Clinton, and John McCain.  At the end, they determine the winner based on correct guesses. Listen and play along to see if you can guess these ads correctly!

In this edition of  "Ask Me Anything" Digital producer, Anna Bolhmann, and Producer Drew Young join Brad and Ryan to talk about irrational phobias, including a fear of heights and being stung by a bee. We discuss time capsules and what we would put in them, including Donald Trump election merchandise and SpaceX-related items. Lastly, we debate whether they would choose $10 million or the opportunity to go back to age six with their current knowledge.  

In this episode of the Sans-Annie Frey Show, Ryan Wiggins, Hannah, and Brad cover a range of topics. First, they discuss Jim Carrey's recent remarks about God, highlighting the importance of open discussions about faith and citing examples of other celebrities like Shia LaBeouf and Rainn Wilson who have also shared their beliefs.

The conversation then shifts to the controversy surrounding Target's Pride Month collection. Joined by Fox Business correspondent Madison Alworth, the team delves into the backlash faced by Target, particularly regarding a "Trans-Friendly" swimsuit that raised concerns about the sexualization of children. They explore Target's response, including the removal of certain items and the relocation of their Pride displays. Drawing parallels to the Bud Light boycott, the discussion examines the impact of consumer backlash on corporations and the strategies they employ to navigate such situations. The segment concludes by questioning whether the damage faced by Bud Light is temporary or permanent.

To wrap up the hour, the team discusses North Carolina state Rep. Tricia Cotham's party switch from Democrat to Republican due to her concerns about School Choice. Join Ryan Wiggins as he breaks down this development and much more on this edition of the Sans-Annie Fry Show.

In this segment, we dive into the recent controversy surrounding Target's Pride Month collection. Joined by Fox Business correspondent Madison Alworth, the crew discusses the backlash faced by Target, particularly regarding a "Trans-Friendly" children's swimsuit that raised concerns about the sexualization of children. Madison  explores Target's response, including the removal of certain items and the relocation of their Pride displays. Drawing parallels to the Bud Light boycott, the discussion delves into the impact of consumer backlash on corporations and the strategies they employ to navigate such situations. The segment concludes with an examination of whether the damage faced by Bud Light is temporary or permanent. Tune in to gain insights into the evolving dynamics of corporate controversies and the challenges companies face in regaining customer loyalty.

Within the last couple months whistleblowers from different government agencies, have shed light on alleged wrongdoings and corruption within their ranks. Senior Legal Fellow at the Heritage foundation, Hans Von Spakovsky, joins the Sans-Annie Frey Show today to discuss this very issue. The conversation today revolved around the overwhelming presence of left-wing ideologues within the bureaucracy in Washington, particularly within the FBI and IRS. The discussion covers topics such as the slow-walking of the Hunter Biden investigation, FBI misconduct in the January 6 investigation, and the release of the John Durham report, which documented extreme misbehavior inside the FBI. It was noted that some individuals in the progressive left and media were attempting to downplay the significance of the report. Hans emphasized the need for congressional action, including using the power of the purse to hold federal agencies accountable and conducting investigations to bring these issues to public attention. The conversation also touched on the topic of government censorship and the FBI's perceived disregard for congressional authority.

Welcome to The Sans-Annie Frey Show Today, hosted by Ryan, Brad, and Hannah! In a recent Twitter spaces session, Ron DeSantis made a groundbreaking announcement: he's running for the 2024 Presidential Election! Despite some technical glitches, DeSantis successfully connected with numerous users on the Elon Musk-owned social media platform. The crew share their reactions to this announcement, compare Trump and DeSantis, and delve into the intricacies of central bank currency. 

Later in the show, we have the honor of welcoming Hans Von Spakovsky, a Senior Legal Fellow at the Heritage Foundation. Mr. Spakovsky sheds light on the pervasive presence of left-wing ideologues within the bureaucratic landscape of Washington, with a particular focus on key institutions such as the FBI and IRS. Our discussion tackles pressing issues such as the sluggish progress of the Hunter Biden investigation, the alarming misconduct by the FBI in the January 6 investigation, and the release of the John Durham report, which exposes shocking misconduct within the FBI.

To conclude this hour, Hannah takes the reins and hosts "Wiggins America," addressing the crucial issue of bullying within middle schools. 

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In this installment of "Annie Are You Ok?" presented by Trisha Everding, the crew is presented with a range of situations, including food theft, Chuck E. Cheese pizza subscriptions, and various others, to gauge their reactions and assess their comfort levels.

This week the AFS switched up the schedule and decided to play Xs and Ohs on a Wednesday! This week, our contestant is from Slim 180! Trish and Ellen off in the Annie Frey Show version of Hollywood Squares. Annie, Brad, and Hannah all have a little competition of their own as well.

The show's final hour begins with a game of Xs and Ohs! After Trish and Ellen face off in the AFS gameshow, Hannah gives the final results of the YouTube poll to wrap up the show.