The Chris Stigall Show

He routinely calls his radio audience “the smartest audience in all of radio.”  Today’s conversation is with two of those audience members.  After conversations on fertilizer costs, grocery costs, Biden mentioning food shortages, etc – grain and livestock producers reached out to tell their story directly.  We decided to turn it into a discussion.  What goes in to getting our food to market?  Costs associated?  Could we run out of food?  What are food producers’ biggest challenges?  Why is food so expensive?  Meet two Heart of America farmers - Ben Thomas – VP of the Independent Cattleman of Missouri and Pauley Bradley a grain and livestock farmer in St. Clair County Missouri as they tell their story and enlighten us on the struggles within American farming.

Join Stigall for a conversation with Emmy award winning journalist and New York Times best selling author Sharyl Attkisson, now host of Full Measure on Sinclair TV.  When it comes to journalism, nobody is more doggedly determined to get truth and challenge authority.  She discusses the evolution of COVID coverage, Hunter Biden’s laptop from Hell, and new potential cancer discoveries with Ivermectin you probably haven’t heard about and why.  Plus a Florida federal judge strikes down Biden’s extended mask mandate for travel on planes, trains, etc.  Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt offers his enthusiastic legal analysis.

Yep, it came up during the Sunday shows with Biden’s new COVID honcho Dr. Ashish Jha.  Of course, like any Biden official he makes a complete jackass of himself when he contradicts that very threat on another show the same morning.  Meanwhile some on Twitter’s Board of Directors are legally threatening Elon Musk as he attempts to purchase the company and take it private.  Esquire Digital’s chief legal analyst Aron Solomon doesn’t think they ultimately have the power to stop Musk from purchasing the company.  Then what does he plan to do with it?

Join Stigall as he welcomes Pastor Dan Hepner of Glenmoore United Methodist Church in Glenmoore, PA as they discuss the meaning of Good Friday and the Easter season.  If you’re someone seeking a uplifting message, some encouragement, fighting anxiety and stress or sadness, loneliness and depression – may this conversation be some light and a hope for a better path forward.  Why do Christians call themselves “Easter people?’  Why is worship important? Why do they call it “Good” Friday?  We hope you have a blessed Easter weekend and enjoy this special podcast conversation. 

How sweet it is.  Liberal heads are exploding on the news Tesla founder Elon Musk wants to pay $43 Billion dollars to buy Twitter and take full ownership.  Musk has long complained about Twitter’s power and influence abusing and censoring certain points of view and he intends to correct it.  Paris Denard from the GOP explores what it could mean for speech in the digital world going forward and why Democrats can’t read the room even a little when it comes to this fall.  John Hayward covers China for Brietbart unlike any other journalist so Stigall asks him what of these haunting videos coming from Shanghai in yet another aggressive lockdown.  Plus Stigall explores the continued creepiness of some in public education who won’t take no for an answer when discussing sex and gender with young children.

How can you argue what’s so obvious?  The alleged, crazed shooter in the New York City subway has been writing some very vitriolic political stuff on his social media posts.  Seems his motives may have even been political in terrorizing morning commuters yesterday.  Yet suspect Frank James, who’s a black man  - isn’t getting the same treatment or coverage a white guy targeting a black Democrat would get today and we all know why.  Meanwhile illegal migrants are pouring across our southern border in record numbers and COVID restrictions have been completely removed while citizens in Philly (for now only Philly) are being told they have to mask back up.  And sexualizing our kids in the classroom – Glen Youngkin of Virginia tackled it yesterday, but did it go far enough?  Fantastic line up today with retired NYPD detective Rob O’Donnell, host of “The Absolute Truth” – Emerald Robinson, and former Chief of US Border Patrol and retired Director of ICE Ron Vitiello.

He was one of the comics who visited Stigall’s studio more than any other.  Every time Gilbert came to town he’d stop by and inevitably share a new story about being cancelled or fired by someone for some joke or Tweet.  Gilbert was truly one of the pioneers of cancel culture.  Hear this mash-up of some of Gilbert’s greatest moments.  He discusses everything from Adam West at an orgy, to roasting Joan Rivers and Hugh Heffner.  Getting fired by the Emmys and Aflac .  His love of vintage TV and film. A bit part in “Family Guy.” And of course, that classic, obnoxious voice and cackle that made a Disney parrot one of his most famous roles.

Stigall unpacks what media and the White House hope you’ll focus on today versus what is actually happening to you and your friends, family, and neighbors right now.  Biden heads to Iowa to pitch ethanol to lower fuel costs, but Stigall has a big question about that while DeSantis continues to be explainer-in-chief.  Former acting Attorney General Matthew Whitaker joins Stigall to share his thoughts on where the DOJ is taking the Hunter Biden laptop case, what he makes of all the FBI entrapment and framing they’ve been caught engaging in with political enemies, and his deep concerns over the confirmation of new SCOTUS Jusitice  Brown-Jackson. Steve Moore our chief economist goes over the dismal economic news and whether or not he believes we’re headed toward an inevitable recession.

We have an alarming problem in this country that doesn’t seem to be getting better.  Stigall explains there’s historical familiarity with framing a political party for crimes they didn’t commit all in an attempt to seize liberties, silence opposition, and win elections at all costs.  Thankfully, justice prevailed in Michigan and Julie Kelly from American Greatness stitches it all together beautifully.  It also can be found in US Senate races.  John Solomon at JustTheNews.com shares details of what he’s discovered in the case of Missouri’s former governor and now US Senate candidate Eric Greitens.  The abusive politics Solomon uncovers at the hands of career law enforcement should give every American pause.  Then President Trump endorses Doctor Oz over the weekend, but his former endorsed Seanate candidate in PA – Sean Parnell is having none of it.

Stigall has an important and hopefully uplifting interview with a member of Dave Ramsey's “Ramsey Solutions” team – Dr. John Delony.  A candid conversation about the sate of our mental health – how we process everything from trauma, anger, greif, and more importantly how to get well and better improve our mental outlook and relationships with one another.