The Affordability Crisis

By Todd Sheets, Author of 2008: What Really Happened

Around a year ago, Biden inflation helped re-elect Donald Trump. Last week, the same problem, repackaged as an affordability crisis and stamped upon the Trump administration, helped elect Zohran Mamdani as Mayor of New York City. These developments have reinvigorated the socialist wing of the Democrat Party that a) helped drive the failed Biden agenda in the first place; b) was relegated to a state of disarray by Trump's re-election; and c) then made Mamdani their new standard bearer

A former NYPD officer turned powerhouse vocalist, IWAN isn’t just another name in rock—she’s a movement. Her journey has been one of solitude and resilience, of standing alone but never backing down. That relentless fire fuels her music, turning raw emotion into anthems that cut deep and refuse to be ignored.

Drawing inspiration from icons like Scott Stapp and Creed, IWAN blends the grit of classic rock with the intensity of alternative, channeling struggle into strength. Her songs don’t just play; they ignite. With searing riffs, haunting vocals, and lyrics that hit like a gut punch, she crafts a sound that’s both defiant and deeply human.

Her music is a battle cry for the fighters, the outsiders, and those who refuse to break. Somewhere between Joan Jett’s rebellion and Mad Max’s recklessness, IWAN is both force and fury—polished yet raw,

powerful yet unfiltered.

She isn’t just stepping onto the scene—she’s commanding it. With a fan base craving realness and a no-BS attitude, she’s here to

leave a mark.

“I want to be remembered,” she says. “I want someone to say my music helped

them through.”

IWAN: Remember the name. You won’t forget the music.

Is Gaza's Off Shore Oil the Real Root Cause for Israel's Genocidal Policy? The Answer is in FOLLOW THE PIPELINES by Charlotte Dennett

Billboard Charting Artist Crucifix. We’re rolling out his new single “Bleed” on Nov 7th in honor of Veterans Day and would love to give you early access to the song ahead of its scheduled release.

“Bleed” is the defiant, yet unifying country anthem we really believe America wants right now. If you’re not familiar with Crucifix I’ve also attached a One Sheet with a little bit more about him. He’s currently charting over half a billion streams across all platforms.

I've attached the audio below. If you’re interested in adding “Bleed” to your rotation and would prefer a WAV file, or like Cruce to do a custom radio drop for your station, just let us know! You can also watch the Official Trailer for the Music Video on the YouTube

BIO: DR. GILDA CARLE (Ph.D.) is the author of Real Men Don't Go Woke: The Book They Would Not Publish. The Truth That Must Be Told. She has appeared on most TV talk & news shows. She was the host of Fox’s “Dr. Gilda” TV show pilot, MTV’s “Love Doc,” and TV shows on Trinity Broadcasting Network. She wrote the “30-Second Therapist” column for the Today Show, the “Ask Dr. Gilda” column in the National Enquirer, the “Ask Dr. Gilda” column for Match.com, and she was the therapist in HBO’s Emmy Award winner, “Telling Nicholas,” featured on Oprah. She is a product spokesperson, keynote speaker, Professor Emerita of Business, and author of 19 books.

ABOUT: Real Men Don’t Go Woke challenges the status quo, drawing wisdom from Sun Tzu’s The Art of War. It provides a new brand of male strength that uses intellect and vulnerability. With a roadmap for emotional resilience and authentic expression, this book sparks a movement to proudly reclaim masculine identity and build a future where men will thrive

About Elle Townley:

Hailing from Georgetown, Texas, country singer-songwriter Elle Townley is a rising force in today’s country music scene, known for her powerhouse vocals, magnetic stage presence, and heartfelt songwriting. Blending classic country roots with a bold, modern edge, Elle’s sound speaks to both tradition and the next generation of country fans.

Her artistry and talent have earned her recognition across both media and industry circles. She has made TV and media appearances on The Heartland Network, WoodSongs Old-Time Radio Hour, Teen Kids News, Postcards Magazine, Austin Woman magazine, CBS Austin, FOX 7 Austin, AIM Country Music, and more. In competition, she was a Top 5 finalist in the 2020 Houston Rodeo Rockstar competition, winner of the 2021 Old Settler’s Music Festival Youth Competition, and a Texas Country Music Association Young Artist of the Year nominee in 2022, 2024 and 2025.

Her 2025 single “Taking Off My Halo” unveils a bold, and unapologetic new chapter in her music career—channeling honesty, empowerment, and a deeper glimpse into the artist she’s becoming. At just 17, Elle Townley is a young artist with an old soul—yet she’s only just getting started.

BIO: Leslie Corbly, author of Progressive Prejudice: Exposing the Devouring Mother, is an author, columnist, poet, and attorney.

Leslie holds a BA degree in Journalism and a JD degree from the University of Oklahoma College of Law. She writes broadly on cultural topics ranging from civil liberties to philosophy, theology, classical wisdom, and human dignity.

Leslie lives in Utah with her husband, Tim. In her free time she enjoys CrossFit, hiking, playing the piano, and reading or discussing classical literature, history, philosophy, and theology.

BIO: Mandy M. Gunasekara, author of Y'all Fired: A Southern Belle's Guide to Restoring Federalism and Draining the Swamp, has been at the center of US energy and environmental policy for the last decade, from the Senate Cloakroom to the Oval Office. She’s a veteran environmental attorney, energy strategist, and communicator. She served President Trump as the Chief of Staff at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. Currently, she’s a Visiting Fellow at the Heritage Foundation, and lives with her husband and children in Oxford, Mississippi.

BIO: Brian Reisinger, author of Land Rich, Cash Poor: My Family's Hope and the Untold History of the Disappearing American Farmer, is an award-winning author and rural policy expert who grew up on a family farm in Sauk County, Wisconsin. Reisinger’s debut book Land Rich, Cash Poor: My Family's Hope and the Untold History of the Disappearing American Farmer won Book of the Year from the nonpartisan Farm Foundation, and he’s appeared on Fox News, CNN, Newsmax, and more talking about threats to family farms and other rural issues. His writing has appeared in USA Today, Newsweek, Game & Fish magazine, RealClearPolitics, The Washington Times, and other publications. Reisinger worked with his dad from the time he could walk, before working in business journalism and public policy, including as an advisor to national leaders in the conservative movement. He serves as senior writer for Midwestern-based Platform Communications and lives with his wife and daughter, splitting time between Northern California near his wife’s family and the family farm in Wisconsin.

BIO: Gloria Giorno, founder of The Regan Society and author of Outcast: How the Radical Left Tried to Destroy a Young Conservative, is a Conservative Christian mother and wife.

Born in the suburbs of Chicago, she lived in Communist Yugoslavia in 1972 while attending first grade. Gloria has first hand experience of the tragedies under Communism. Gloria has a deep appreciation for the freedoms that are taken for granted in America.

Her book tells the true story of her son’s experience at Belmont University when he was Student Body President in 2020. His post on his personal public Instagram account thanking our forefathers on the 4th of July in 2020 garnered hundreds of comments including calling him a racist, telling him to kill himself and brought about a change.org petition to have him removed as President as he was celebrating a “covertly racist holiday”.

Gloria, a Loyola University Chicago graduate, was compelled to write this book to share what really goes on at colleges and show how conservatives are discriminated against by both students and administration. Gloria is passionate about young conservatives under attack at all levels of education.