In 2019, Denise McAllister was a rising star in the conservative movement.  A writer for The Daily Wire and The Federalist, she had  just co-authored a bestselling book called Spygate: The Attempted Sabotage of Donald J. Trump.   But then she fell victim to cancel culture –  conservative cancel culture.  Listen to her account of being canceled by Ben Shapiro, her critique of the conservative movement, and her prognosis for the future.

We all know that saturated fat is bad for us.  But do we, in fact?  In her New York Times bestselling book, "The Big Fat Surprise: Why Butter, Meat & Cheese Belong in a Healthy Diet," Nina Teicholz demonstrates that the scientific "consensus" on fat was reached much the same way that the consensus on Covid 19 vaccines was reached -- by intellectual bullying and the demonization and silencing of critics.  In this fascinating interview, Teicholz reviews some of the central arguments of her book -- a book that Malcolm Gladwell said "blew [his] mind."

Laura Loomer, 29, is banned from Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, PayPal, GoFundMe, Venmo, Uber, and Lyft -- the latter two due to her complaint about the prevalence of Muslim drivers in these companies.  But soon she might be heading to Congress, representing Florida's 11th district.  Listen to her discuss her upcoming primary race, the raid at Mar-a-Lago, Jan. 6, RINOs, and more.

Meet Inna Vernikov, 37, the only Republican from Brooklyn on New York's City Council.  Representing such neighborhoods as Manhattan Beach and Brighton Beach, Vernikov refuses to let the left run roughshod over conservative values and conservative constituents.  She fights back -- in the press and with the power of the purse.

A straight shooter.  That's who Rav Avigdor Miller was, and 20 years after his death, he's more popular than ever, with tens of thousands reading his words every week thanks to an organization called Toras Avigdor.  Rabbi Pinchas Wolhendler, co-founder of this organization, speaks to Elliot Resnick about Rav Avigdor Miller's life and some of his more controversial views on right-wing politics, psychology, marriage, and the Holocaust.

Elliot Resnick interviews Getzel Rubashkin, eldest son of the former CEO of Agriprocessors and author of the fascinating book, Sholom Mordechai Rubashkin: The Inside Story.

Elliot Resnick interviews John Rosemond, one of the most popular, sought-after, and controversial parenting experts in the country and the man who upset the psychological establishment so much that it sought to strip him of his license to practice psychology.  If you're suspicious of the self-esteem movement, perscribing drugs for ADHD, or affirming children's feelings, you'll want to listen to this episode.  Be prepared to hear an entirely new perspective on raising children. 

Is Putin ill?  Do Russians hate him?  What does Putin mean by "deNazifying" Ukraine?  Learn the answers to these questions and more in this interview with Dr. Gilbert Doctorow on the war in Ukraine.  Warning: The views expressed in this episode have not been approved by elite opinion.

Elliot Resnick interviews Dr. Miriam Grossman, featured in Matt Walsh's new documentary, "What Is a Woman?"  Learn about the dangers of transgenderism, the harrowing tale of John Money and the botched circumcision, and Dr. Grossman's view on transgenderism as a fight against God.

(Postscript: In 2023, Dr. Grossman published Lost in Trans Nation: A Child Psychiatrist's Guide Out of the Madness.)