The Ross Kaminsky Show

In this episode,  Ross welcomes back Jack Carr, best-selling author and former Navy SEAL sniper, to discuss the recent US military operation against Iran. They dive into the strategic interests at play, including ballistic missiles, nuclear weapons, and proxy terrorist forces. Jack shares his insights on the regime's durability and the potential for regime change, drawing parallels with the Soviet Union's collapse. They also touch on the China connection and the importance of learning from past mistakes, such as the Reagan administration's response to the 1983 Beirut bombing.

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In this episode, Amanda Knox shares her powerful story and insights on the case of Lucy Letby, a woman wrongly accused of being a serial killer. Amanda, who knows firsthand the pain of being wrongly accused, delves into the complexities of the case and the media's role in shaping public opinion. She discusses the importance of critical thinking and questioning assumptions in high-profile cases, and how journalists can do better in their reporting. With her new podcast, Doubt the Case of Lucy Letby, Amanda aims to shed light on the truth and promote a more nuanced understanding of the case.

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In this episode, Congressman Jeff Crank shares his insights on the recent developments in Iran. He discusses the strategic and political implications of the US actions, highlighting the Iranian regime's pursuit of nuclear capability and ballistic missile delivery. Crank also addresses the role of Congress in declaring war, referencing historical examples and the Constitution's authority given to the president as commander-in-chief. The conversation touches on the objectives of the US, including eliminating the nuclear threat and giving the Iranian people an opportunity to find a new government.

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In this episode, we're joined by Mark Johnson, a voice of the Buffs, as he shares his thoughts on the tragic loss of Dominiq Ponder, the University of Colorado's backup quarterback. Mark reflects on Dominiq's talent, determination, and the impact he made on those around him in his short time at the university. He also discusses the outpouring of support from Coach Prime and the athletic community, highlighting the importance of staying true to one's values and the power of community in the face of adversity. This conversation is a heartfelt tribute to Dominiq's memory and a reminder of the human side of college athletics.

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In this episode, host Ross talks to Admiral James Stavridis, a former NATO Supreme Allied Commander, about the current situation in Iran and the US's options for dealing with the country. They discuss the history of US-Iran relations, the current state of the Iranian regime, and the potential for a deal or military action. Admiral Stavridis shares his thoughts on the importance of democracy and the need to address the regime's human rights abuses. They also touch on the US's dual mandate and the potential for a recession.

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In this episode, we're joined by Alan Roach, a legendary voice in sports broadcasting. He shares his unique perspective on the Olympics, having recently returned from covering the games in Italy. Alan opens up about the USA's historic gold medal win in hockey, and how it was a bittersweet experience for him. He also talks about his connection to the sport, including his own experiences and the fascinating story of Brock Nelson, a young hockey player with a remarkable family legacy. This conversation takes us behind the scenes of the Olympics and the world of sports.

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In this episode, Denver Mayor Mike Johnston joins the conversation to discuss recent developments in the city. He addresses the controversy surrounding ICE agents and the city's new regulations. Mayor Johnston explains the city's duty to intervene and protect its residents, comparing it to a doctor's obligation to act in a medical emergency. He also talks about the city's efforts to regulate data centers and the importance of responsible development. Additionally, he discusses the city's switch to a new license plate reader camera system, Axion, and its commitment to transparency and public safety.

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In this episode, Admiral James Stravitis shares his insights on the escalating tensions between Pakistan and Afghanistan, and the complexities of dealing with Iran. He discusses the recent Pakistani airstrikes on Afghan cities and the implications of a potential state of war between the two nations. Admiral Stravitis also weighs in on the US's options for addressing Iran, including the possibility of military action, and the importance of understanding the country's democratic process beneath the surface of its theocratic regime. This conversation offers a nuanced look at the geopolitics of the region.

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This episode of the podcast we into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame nominees with our expert, Chad Bowar. Chad shares his thoughts on the diverse and interesting list of nominees, including INXS, Phil Collins, and Luther Vandross. He highlights some of the artists that he thinks are long overdue for induction, like Joy Division/New Order and Iron Maiden. Chad also discusses some of the others, including Pink and Shakira, and weighs in on the changing landscape of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

We're talking football and business in this episode. Ryan Edwards joins us from the NFL Combine, where teams are scouting top talent and making deals. We dive into the world of the Combine, where coaches, agents, and players all converge to make the biggest moves of the year. Ryan shares his insights on the top positions teams are looking for, from inside linebackers to tight ends, and we discuss the implications of Sean Payton stepping down as play-caller. It's a behind-the-scenes look at the inner workings of the NFL, and we're excited to share it with you.

In this episode, we dive into a conversation about the importance of mental health support for veterans and first responders. Our guest, Sam Peterson, shares his personal story of struggling with PTSD and the importance of addressing the underlying neurobiology of mental health conditions. He introduces us to MindSpot Denver, a unique approach to treating mental health disorders using a combination of therapies, including hyperbaric oxygen, ketamine infusion, and transcranial magnetic stimulation. We explore the challenges of traditional mental health treatment and the potential for a more holistic approach to healing.

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In this episode, Ross and Jeana welcome Sam Peterson, founder of MindSpa Denver, a unique mental health treatment center focused on veterans and first responders. Sam shares his personal story of overcoming PTSD and the loss of friends to suicide, highlighting the need for a more holistic approach to mental health. He discusses the importance of addressing inflammation in the brain and the effectiveness of treatments like hyperbaric oxygen therapy, ketamine infusion, and transcranial magnetic stimulation. Sam emphasizes the need for a comprehensive approach to treating mental health disorders, rather than just medication management.

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