In my interview with Spike Cohen, we talked about the struggles of being a Libertarian running for public office, what it really means to be a Libertarian, his religious background, and his views on foreign policy.

In my interview with Jay Jay French, he talked about starting out playing in Long Island bars before forming Twisted Sister. He said those early gigs taught him the grind of music — and that it takes about 500 shows to really get good.

In my interview with Jeremy Kaufman, we talked about what led him to libertarian ideas, how libertarians view Trump, and why he believes American life isn’t defined by race or ancestry. We even got into some of his favorite bands from his radio days.

In this interview, I talk with Troy Weber about Uncensored AI, what it is, and why it’s significant. Troy shares the purpose behind creating the platform and his vision for the future. He also explains what led him to start the platform in the first place.

Sage Steele joins for an in-depth conversation about her 16-year career at ESPN and the invaluable lessons she learned along the way. She also shares insights on launching The Sage Steele Show and offers her perspective on the future of the sports media industry.

I interviewed Dr. Mary Talley Bowden, who shared the importance of developing healthy habits from a young age and offered practical ideas for maintaining wellness as we get older. She also discussed the challenges she faced during the COVID-19 pandemic and reflected on what inspired her to pursue a career in medicine.

Indianapolis City Councilman Jesse Brown, elected in 2023 and a member of the Democratic Socialists of America, joined the show to talk about what democratic socialism means to him, and shared his views on foreign policy, homelessness, and the drug crisis.

Winter Peng joined the show to discuss artificial intelligence and her unique upbringing. She also shared insights on how the AI wave is reshaping the future of work.

OneRepublic founding bassist Tim Myers built a successful career in music and business, and now he’s stepping into the political arena in California. He’s presenting himself as an outsider with fresh ideas and a new perspective for the state’s future.

I had the pleasure of interviewing Jacob Stewart, deputy opinion editor at IndyStar, for a conversation on data centers, artificial intelligence, and the impact these technologies may have on humanity in the decades to come — exploring both the potential benefits and the challenges they present.