The Riley Gaines Show

In this episode of the Gaines for Girls podcast, Riley Gaines sits down with U.S. Senator Eric Schmitt (R-MO) to unpack the Biden DOJ’s lawfare, the weaponization of our institutions, and how conservatives can fight back and win. Senator Schmitt, former Attorney General of Missouri and author of the New York Times bestseller The Last Line of Defense: How to Beat the Left in Court, shares inside stories from landmark legal battles, including lawsuits over vaccine mandates, censorship, and student loan forgiveness.

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In this powerful episode, Riley sits down with Caroline Hill, a record-breaking athlete from Rochester Institute of Technology, whose hard work and titles were erased after the NCAA allowed a male athlete to compete on the women’s team. Caroline courageously shares her story of having her records broken, her team divided, and her locker room invaded and why she’s now standing up to fight for fairness in women’s sports.

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Riley Gaines sits down with Karen Kerrigan, a powerhouse in small business advocacy with over 30 years fighting for Main Street entrepreneurs. They dive into how the MAHA movement is energizing small business owners, the real toll rising crime in cities is taking on survival rates, and what RFK’s move to cancel 22 mRNA contracts means for both Big Pharma and the innovators pushing the boundaries of medicine.

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Riley Gaines dives into a shocking surrogacy case that’s raising serious questions about child protection laws and accountability. She also unpacks the outrage over Sydney Sweeney’s “good genes” ad, highlights Trump’s revival of the Presidential Fitness Test, and spotlights Sophie Cunningham’s bold defense of Caitlin Clark. This episode exposes what the media won’t.

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In this episode, Riley and Jen Sey team up to launch a bold new women’s sports apparel line—and they’re not pulling punches. From the erosion of Title IX to Nike’s virtue-signaling campaigns, they take aim at the corporate playbook that’s failing female athletes. The duo dives deep into the broken HR culture infecting boardrooms, why “empowerment” has become an empty buzzword, and how Simone Biles' recent comments highlight the culture war in women’s sports. If you're tired of fake feminism and want real talk about what it takes to protect women’s spaces, this episode is your new rally cry.

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In this episode, Riley discusses her recent experience swimming Alcatraz while pregnant, the public's reaction to her feat, and the controversial proposal by Donald Trump to reopen the infamous prison. She reflects on the stories of military heroes she met during the swim, addresses criticisms she received, and delves into the historical context of Alcatraz escapes, she even challenges Clay Travis to give it a try! 

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In this episode, Riley discusses the ongoing legal battle for girls' sports with three courageous Oregon high school female athletes and Jessica Hart Steinmann from the America First Policy Institute. The conversation delves into the implications of Title IX, the suppression of free speech, and the personal experiences of the athletes as they navigate competition against a biological male. 

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In this episode, Riley interviews FOX News analyst, Joey Jones about his new book, 'Behind the Badge,' which pays tribute to first responders. They discuss the recent No Kings Day protests, the challenges faced by military and first responders, and the importance of mental health support for these individuals. Joey shares insights from his book, highlighting the sacrifices and motivations of first responders, and emphasizes the need for community support and understanding.

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In this episode, Riley interviews Nebraska State Senator Kathleen Kauth about the Stand With Women Act, which aims to define gender in legislation and protect women's sports. They discuss the challenges faced in passing the bill, the dynamics of party politics, and the real-life impacts of such legislation on young girls. The conversation also highlights the importance of women's sports in Nebraska and outlines future legislative priorities, including child protection and school choice.

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