President Matt Huffman and Director of Communications John Fortney sit down to discuss the legislative plans to override House Bill 68.

On this special Christmas edition of The President's Podcast, Chris Matheney, the Historic Site Manager of the Ohio Statehouse joins the program to discuss the history of Christmas at the Ohio Statehouse.

The newest member of the Ohio Senate, Senator Brian Chavez joins the show to discuss his background as an engineer and experience in the oil and gas industry.

A leading national voice on protecting women’s athletics joins the President’s Podcast to highlight her testimony on HB 68.

Listen to her fascinating and remarkable story of courage fighting the woke agenda of the radical left.

President Matt Huffman returns to the show to predict the future ballot initiatives in the wake of Issue 1, discusses changes to Issue 2, the lawsuit on partisan labels for judicial races, and Governor DeWine's appointment to head the Ohio Department of Education and Workforce.

State Senator Jerry Cirino joins the show to talk about the recent Public University Trustee Symposium, Senate Bill 83, and why protecting intellectual diversity on campus is important.

John Fortney sits down with State Senator Michele Reynolds to discuss the recent national hit piece on her Issue One column by the AP.

On this special edition of the President's Podcast, Representative Bill Seitz joins the show to reflect on his career, how lawmakers mentor each other, and the need for lawmakers to have a deep knowledge of the issues they face.

John Fortney sits down with special guest State Senator Rob McColley, who served on the commission, to talk about what changed between 2021 and the recent bipartisan approval of maps for the General Assembly and how out-of-state special interests worked against the people of Ohio.

President Matt Huffman and John Fortney sit down with Yitz Frank, Rabbi of Agudath Israel, and Howie Beigelman, CEO of Ohio Jewish Communities to discuss the recent terror attacks on Israel, the Jewish community in Ohio, and how Ohioans can support their Jewish friends in these times.