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In this special episode, Libby Emmons sits down with Josh Anderson, co-founder of SoundMoney, to break down why buying precious metals has traditionally felt expensive, complicated, and out of reach for everyday people — and how his company is changing that.

Josh explains how SoundMoney lets anyone buy gold and silver fractionally, starting with as little as $1, at the same price per ounce as large buyers get. They cover how the platform works from account setup to instant liquidation, why storing your metals in SoundMoney's insured, and how gold and silver have historically preserved purchasing power far better than cash — including some eye-opening real-world comparisons and decades of dollar inflation.

Whether you're gold-curious or just tired of watching cash lose value, this conversation makes the case for why real assets belong in everyone's portfolio — not just banks and hedge funds.

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In this episode of The Pod Millennial, host Libby Emmons examines the controversial policy allowing biological men who identify as transgender to be housed in California's women's prisons.

In an exclusive interview, Libby spoke to Tomiekia Johnson, an inmate at the Central California Women's Facility in Chowchilla who was convicted after a fatal domestic violence altercation with her husband. Johnson describes being forcibly housed with convicted male rapists and child molesters, detailing sexual harassment, assault, and retaliation she and other women have faced for speaking out — while alleging that the men involved face little to no consequences.

Johnson also discusses the Department of Justice's ongoing investigation into the California prison system, led by Assistant Attorney General Harmeet Dhillon.

The episode is sponsored by Home Title Lock and Sound Money.

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At just 17 years old, Wyatt Sharpe has already interviewed a former Canadian prime minister, cabinet ministers, and some of the biggest names in politics. Now, he's speaking out against his own government's proposal to ban social media for anyone under 16.

In this episode of The Pod Millennial, Wyatt shares what it's really like growing up in the digital age, how social life has changed for teenagers since the pandemic, and what it's like building a career in journalism while still in high school.

We also discuss Canada's proposed social media restrictions, why similar proposals are gaining momentum in the United Kingdom, and whether the United States could be next. Are these bans protecting children—or limiting parental choice and free expression?

Join Libby Emmons and Wyatt Sharpe for a thoughtful conversation about parenting, technology, politics, and what the next generation thinks about growing up online.

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Matthew Cox spent years on the U.S. Secret Service's most wanted list for mortgage fraud and title theft before serving 12 years in prison.

In this eye-opening interview on The Pod Millennial with Libby Emmons, he pulls back the curtain on "house stealing"—a crime in which fraudsters forge property titles, assume a homeowner's identity, and borrow hundreds of thousands of dollars against a home they don't own, all without the real owner ever knowing.

Cox walks through exactly how the scam works, sharing real examples from his own criminal past, including one scheme that netted nearly $1 million on a home purchased for a fraction of that price.

Perhaps most alarming, county recording offices have no obligation to verify signatures, notary stamps, or documents before filing them. As Cox explains, if the paperwork appears to be in order, it gets recorded—no questions asked. Victims often don't discover the fraud until foreclosure notices begin arriving, by which point recovery can cost tens of thousands of dollars in legal fees.

This episode also covers how listeners can protect themselves and check whether they've already been targeted, in partnership with Home Title Lock.

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Libby Emmons sits down with Alleigh Marre, executive director of the American Parents Coalition, to break down a year-long investigation into YMCA summer camp policies that assign housing based on gender identity rather than sex — sometimes without informing parents. Marre explains how the YMCA, which reports stewarding $600 million a year in federal funds from agencies like HHS, HUD, and the Department of Education, is required to comply with Title IX, yet continues to blur sex-based protections for kids and staff alike.

The conversation covers the legal mechanics of Title IX and how the Biden administration's reinterpretation reshaped enforcement, the real consequences for girls in sports and camp settings, and why the girls who quietly get squeezed out of teams and opportunities may be the biggest hidden cost of all. Marre and Emmons also discuss the cultural shift asking dads to get more involved, the practical steps parents can take (from sample letters to legislator scripts), and why organizing as a group of parents is more effective than going it alone.

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On this episode of The Pod Millennial, Libby Emmons sits down with New York Times bestselling author Joshua Lisec to unpack his upcoming book, "Haitians of Springfield." They go beyond the viral "cats and dogs" meme from the 2024 election cycle to explore the real story of mass migration's impact on Springfield, Ohio — from surging housing costs and strained public services to a "two-tiered justice system" and the cultural tensions between working-class residents and a so-called "empathy maxing elite." 

Lisec shares firsthand accounts from ten weeks of on-the-ground reporting, revealing how a Rust Belt town became a flashpoint in America's immigration debate, and what he calls a widening caste divide between heritage Americans and the NGO-driven administrative class that governs their community.

Plus, a personal monologue from Libby about her lifelong love affair with Independence Day. It's a meditation on what the Fourth of July really means — a holiday with no ancient roots, entirely invented, entirely American: brash, rich, gauche, and hard-won.

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In this eye-opening conversation, former FBI Special Agent and licensed private investigator Tom Simon shares with Libby Emmons one of the most covert financial crimes in America: home title fraud, coined “house stealing” by the FBI.

Drawing on 26 years of experience investigating financial crimes for the FBI, Tom explains how criminals can file fraudulent documents with your county clerk's office to transfer legal ownership of your home without your knowledge or permission. Once they own the property on record, they can use your home/property as collateral for loans or even sell it to unsuspecting buyers.

In this episode, you'll learn:

• How home title fraud actually works—and why county offices aren't designed to stop it.
• Why victims often discover the crime only after significant financial damage has been done.
• Why recovering your property can be difficult, even with law enforcement involved.
• Who is most at risk.
• How homeowners can protect themselves.

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On this episode of The Pod Millennial, Texas Congressman Brandon Gill joins host Libby Emmons to discuss the shifting landscape of the Democrat Party as socialists are on the rise and the party veers sharply left. It brings up serious questions about mass migration, cultural assimilation, and what it really means to be an American.

Brandon Gill is one of the fiercest voices in Congress right now, and he's not holding back on The Pod Millennial. 

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In this episode of The Pod Millennial, Libby Emmons sits down with Claire Ath, Executive Director of Vita et Terra — a new Catholic organization reconnecting the pro-life movement with care for the natural world. They discuss why boredom might actually be the secret ingredient for raising imaginative, resilient kids, the deeper cultural rot driving the abortion crisis, why fewer people are getting married and having children and the childcare crisis working moms face that never gets talked about.

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What actually happens to collagen in your body as you age — and why does it matter? In this episode, Libby sits down with Dr. Chad Walding, Doctor of Physical Therapy and co-founder of NativePath, to break down the science of collagen: what it is, why quality matters more than most people realize, and how grass-fed sourcing affects what your body actually absorbs. Dr. Walding explains why Type I and Type III collagen make up 90% of your body's connective tissue, the difference between low-quality and high-quality products, and why consistency over 90 days is the key to real results — from joint mobility and pain relief to skin, hair, and nails.

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