Curtis Hill was one of two Republican candidates not allowed on the debate stage. He joins Casey to discuss his campaign.

Originally aired 3/27/24

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Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita debunks lies about his new education/parent portal, and the ramifications of the Supreme Court case keeping Trump on the Colorado ballot.

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Pastor Miles and Casey discuss whether or not God will step in when evil goes too far, and are we near that point now.

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Republicans vote to remove 'tampon tax' but Casey has some questions.

Indiana overhauls first-time voter registration standards and the Democrats are lying about it.

Indiana moves to protect diversity of thought on college campuses and Democrats are lying about it.

Indiana bans foreign adversaries from buying or leasing farmland in Indiana.

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Casey's former co-host and best friend, Heather Duke, published her first book Two Shoes. Casey read the children's story on the air.

About Two Shoes

One night, in a quiet town, an enigmatic statue of a single-shoed boy stirs to life, causing playful but troublesome mischief. 

Maggie McFee, a perceptive girl, befriends the amazing statue, revealing its quest to find its missing shoe. Through a profound act of kindness and compassion, the pair ignite a remarkable friendship.

You can buy Two Shoes at Heather Duke Stories.

Tell her I sent you just because.

Originally aired January 17, 2024.

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Rep. Jim Banks wants AG Garland to do more to prevent China from infiltrating the United States.

He also wants to protect parents from losing their children for not using preferred gender pronouns.

The congressman also reacts to John Rust's legal woes.

Recorded Feb. 22, 2024

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The insane plan to expand the Motels-For-Now fiasco so every community to share in the crime equally ... according to South Bend Mayor James Mueller.

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Casey interviews Rep. Jim Banks.

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7 lies modern churches need to stop believing.

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South Bend mayor James Mueller said it's not fair for just one neighborhood to share in the burden of criminal activity as a result of the city's Motels4Now disaster. He says we should spread the crime around to other neighborhoods so it's more fair.

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