In this powerful episode, host Ryan McMillan sits down with Arizona Senate President Warren Petersen for a candid and timely conversation about the current state of American politics. Petersen offers a behind-the-scenes look at the legislative process, the challenges of navigating partisan divides, and the principles guiding his leadership in the Arizona Senate. With clarity and conviction, he opens up about the values that shape his political decisions and the urgent issues facing both Arizona and the nation.

From border policy and election integrity to education reform and government overreach, this episode dives deep into the topics that matter most to citizens and lawmakers alike. Whether you’re politically engaged or just curious about how state-level leadership influences national conversations, this discussion delivers thoughtful insights, personal conviction, and a call to civic responsibility. Tune in for a rare, unfiltered look into the heart of state governance from one of Arizona’s most influential public servants.

In this episode, we sit down with Richard Hacker to explore a controversial and eye-opening claim: that most taxes imposed on individual Americans are unconstitutional. Backed by the insights of Dave Champion’s book Income Tax: Shattering the Myths, Richard walks us through foundational constitutional principles, dives into relevant case law, and lays out a compelling argument against the current tax system. Whether you're a skeptic or a seeker of truth, this conversation will challenge what you thought you knew about taxation in America.

In this episode, we sit down with Mike Barham—Army veteran, firearms expert, and debut author of the gripping new novel Many Are Called: The Lion of Deseret. Set in a post-apocalyptic America, Mike’s book blends faith, action, and moral grit as it follows a former Army paratrooper leading a group of survivors across cartel-controlled ruins to the sanctuary of Deseret. It's the first installment in the Deseret Adventure Trilogy, and it’s already making waves for its bold storytelling, spiritual depth, and explosive realism.

Mike brings a wealth of real-world experience to both his writing and this conversation. With a background in military service and deep roots in the shooting and training industry, Mike has contributed to the firearms world through his work with Galco Gunleather and as a respected voice on personal defense. His insights into resilience, leadership, and faith are forged not only in fiction but in decades of lived conviction. In this episode, we explore how his past shaped the novel’s gritty realism and why spiritual courage is more essential than ever in today’s collapsing cultural landscape.

Whether you’re drawn to powerful storytelling, intrigued by the intersection of patriotism and faith, or looking for inspiration to face your own personal battles, Mike’s voice is one you’ll want to hear. This is more than a conversation about a book—it’s a call to live boldly, lead with purpose, and answer the quiet summons that so many ignore: the call to rise.

In this compelling episode, Brandie Barclay joins us to share her powerful perspective on the cultural and spiritual battles shaping the future of America. With boldness and grace, Brandie unpacks how faith must be the foundation in a time when truth is under siege and silence is seen as complicity. Her message is both a warning and a wake-up call to those who feel the weight of these times but aren’t sure how to respond.

Drawing from her experience in grassroots activism and her deep spiritual convictions, Brandie discusses the critical role of women in preserving liberty, family, and moral courage. She dives into how motherhood, prayer, and personal responsibility are not only cultural pillars but acts of defiance in a world moving rapidly toward moral decay. Her words remind us that every voice counts—and that spiritual warfare is very real.

This episode is a call to arms for those who believe in divine purpose, patriotic responsibility, and the power of speaking truth without fear. Whether you’re already engaged or searching for a way to make a difference, Brandie’s insight and fire will move you to reflect, rise, and reclaim what matters most.

In this episode, Ryan McMillan sits down with Dr. Rebecca Hardcastle Wright, founder of the Institute for Exoconsciousness, to explore the outer edges of human consciousness, alien contact, and what it means to be a multi-dimensional being in a rapidly evolving world.

With decades of experience bridging science, metaphysics, and government intelligence, Rebecca shares her insights into:

The concept of Exoconsciousness—how humans connect with extraterrestrial intelligence through innate consciousness.

Her personal experiences with UFO contact and how they shaped her academic and professional path.

The hidden intersections between military intelligence, space programs, and consciousness research.

The future of human evolution: how telepathy, energy healing, and multidimensional awareness are not fringe phenomena, but part of our next developmental leap.

Whether you're a skeptic, a seeker, or somewhere in between, this conversation challenges the boundaries of what we know—and what we’re willing to believe—about who we are and why we’re here.

🔗 Learn more about Rebecca: [exoconsciousness.com] 📚 Author of Exoconscious Humans and How Exoconscious Humans Guide Our Space-Faring Future

In this episode, we sit down with Shane Hurd—a leading voice in the field of UFO/UAP research, and an aerospace professional with a background in government service. As the author of "Unidentified Aerial Phenomena: A Beginner’s Guide to Researching UFOs", Shane brings a balanced, analytical perspective to one of the most mysterious and controversial topics of our time.

We explore the evolving role of the U.S. government in UAP disclosure, the challenge of separating signal from noise in witness reports, and how consciousness may play a deeper role in high-strangeness encounters. Whether you're a seasoned researcher or a curious skeptic, this conversation will expand your view of what might be flying just beyond our skies—and what it means for humanity.

Craig “Sawman” Sawyer is a former U.S. Navy SEAL turned tireless advocate for America's most vulnerable—children. With a distinguished military career that spans combat deployments, sniper training, and elite special operations, Craig transitioned from the battlefield to a new kind of war: the fight against child trafficking and exploitation. His unwavering dedication to truth and justice led him to found Veterans For Child Rescue (V4CR) in 2017, a nonprofit organization aimed at exposing and dismantling child trafficking networks operating within the United States.

Driven by both patriotism and moral conviction, Craig has used his unique skillset and leadership to shine a light on the darkest corners of society. His organization works with law enforcement, intelligence professionals, and military veterans to investigate and disrupt trafficking rings while educating the public through hard-hitting media initiatives—including the documentary Contraland and the podcast Defending Our Children. Craig's message is clear and uncompromising: this war is real, and we must face it head-on with courage, truth, and action.

Beyond the mission, Craig embodies what it means to serve with honor beyond the uniform. He’s become a sought-after voice in alternative media, appearing on numerous podcasts, documentaries, and speaking engagements to awaken Americans to the threats facing their families and freedoms. Whether on the mic, behind a camera, or working with boots on the ground, Craig Sawyer is a force of nature—unyielding in his pursuit of justice and relentless in his stand for the innocent.

In this powerful and eye-opening episode, we sit down with retired Detective Heidi Chance, a nationally recognized expert in sex trafficking investigations. With over two decades of experience in law enforcement—most of that time spent deep in the trenches of human trafficking cases—Heidi shares the raw, unfiltered truth about the predators who target vulnerable youth and the courageous efforts to stop them.

From undercover sting operations to courtroom battles, Heidi opens up about the emotional toll of the job, the red flags every parent should know, and how communities can fight back against this dark and growing threat. Whether you're a parent, educator, or just someone who cares, this episode is a must-listen.

Mike Spangenberg is the CEO and co-founder of State Forty Eight, a prominent Arizona-based apparel brand known for its high-quality, stylish clothing that embodies the spirit and pride of Arizona. Founded in 2013 alongside childhood friends Stephen and Nicholas Polando, the brand has become a symbol of local pride and community engagement. ​

A native of Chandler, Arizona, Spangenberg's entrepreneurial journey began with a passion for clothing, sports, and his home state. Before dedicating himself full-time to State Forty Eight, he studied hospitality at Scottsdale Community College and worked in the hotel industry, eventually rising to the position of general manager. His dedication to hard work and continuous learning has been instrumental in his success. ​

Under Spangenberg's leadership, State Forty Eight has collaborated with various organizations, including partnerships with local sports teams and initiatives like the Phoenix Children's Hospital collaboration aimed at raising awareness and funds for childhood cancer. ​

Beyond the apparel business, Spangenberg is committed to giving back to the community through the State Forty Eight Foundation, which focuses on enriching and strengthening Arizona through partnerships, community action, and supporting future changemakers.

In this thought-provoking episode, the conversation kicks off with humor and banter before diving headfirst into the controversial and often misunderstood world of conspiracy theories. The hosts explore topics like Flat Earth theory, NASA photo inconsistencies, and suspicious inconsistencies from historical events like the moon landing. With a blend of skepticism, curiosity, and open dialogue, they peel back the layers of narratives we've long accepted as truth and ask the question: What if we’ve been misled all along?

But the discussion doesn’t stop with the shape of the Earth. It quickly escalates into a broader examination of societal control, media influence, and the erosion of public trust in government institutions. From the JFK assassination and COVID censorship to elite influence in music, politics, and healthcare, the episode confronts the uncomfortable possibility that the systems we depend on might not have our best interests at heart. The hosts call into question how dissent is silenced and how the term “conspiracy theorist” has been weaponized to discourage critical thinking.

At the heart of the dialogue is a deep spiritual thread that ties everything together. The guests explore the battle between good and evil, God and Satan, and how belief — or lack thereof — can anchor or unmoor a person in today’s chaotic world. They discuss how modern culture, spiritual warfare, and even music frequencies may be shaping our collective consciousness. Whether you agree or not, this episode challenges listeners to ask hard questions, seek truth boldly, and think for themselves in an age of deception.