WV Gov. Patrick Morrisey has concerns of misuse of the school clothing voucher program. Many families were left out of the program right before the start of school. Sen. Brian Helton and Delegate Evan Worrell co-chair the Legislative Oversight Commission on Health and Human Resources Accountability. During interim meetings this week they questioned Carl Ayers, secretary for the Department of Human Services, for nearly 90 minutes. I talked with both lawmakers separately this week on my radio show and have included their interviews in this episode.

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Jeff Louderback, from southern Ohio, is a reporter with The Epoch Times usually covering MAHA issues. Jeff's has an article coming out about the small town of Beavercreek, OH rallying behind a local convenience store that's being sued for trademark infringement by Buc-ee's. Jeff also discusses RFK Jr., Anthony Fauci, and his recent report about the health concerns of breakfast cereals.

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WV GOP Delegate Patrick Lucas from Cabell County gives insight on a recent interim committee meeting hearing pro's and con's of Flock Cameras. Lucas also comments on the recent resignation of Delegate Elliott Pritt who is under federal charges regarding sexual abuse of a minor.

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Why is Buc-ee's suing small town stores with animal logos that don't look a thing like their own logo? Buc-ee's filed a trademark infrindgement lawsuit against the owner of Beaver's Mini Mart in Beavercreek, OH. I talked to the Mayor of Beavercreek, Don Adams, in this episode.

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Eric King is the executive director of The Energy Planning and Inventory Commission (EPIC) in Kentucky. The 2024 General Assembly created EPIC to evaluate Kentucky’s current and future energy landscape and ensure the adequacy of the Commonwealth’s energy supply. King leads EPIC in creating a long-term energy plan for Kentucky, reviewing the adequacy of existing and future electric generation and demand, and considering the continued operation, retirement, divestiture or other major actions impacting any electric generating unit in the Commonwealth. By statute, EPIC is housed within and receives administrative support from the University of Kentucky Center for Applied Energy Research.


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West Virginia Senator Chris Rose reaction to the arrest of former Delegate Elliott Pritt on his relationship with a 15 year old girl:

"This is disgusting. It should not ever be tolerated in American society. The fact that this gentleman was legislating laws that affected the schools while he was grooming children is an abomination to mankind." Rose emphasizes that Pritt's actions warrant the harshest penalties, advocating for legislation that could introduce the death penalty for such crimes against children.

Rose, who serves as Chair of the Senate Energy Committee, discusses data centers, flock cameras, the MARL transmission line, TANF, and more.

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In the upcoming Naturally Rooted Wellness Conference in Huntington, WV, health educator Barbara O'Neill is set to share profound insights into maximizing our health and wellness. Over five days, from August 25th to 29th, attendees can expect a wealth of knowledge that goes beyond the typical sound bites found on social media. In this interview, Barbara shares benefits of Castor Oil, Intermittent Fasting, and fighting disease with better nutrition. For tickets to the conference, go to NaturallyRootedWellnessConference.com and use code ROTENARMY30 to get 30% off your 5-day admission.

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In a heartfelt discussion, myself and Ken Dunn confront the unsettling reality of abuse within faith communities, particularly focusing on recent allegations against Pastor Kenny Baldwin. The conversation digs deep into the implications these incidents have for both the victims and the larger church community, urging a call to action for accountability. The troubling trend of abuse cases involving trusted figures in religious and educational settings makes it clear that these issues need addressed not swept under the rug. Dunn shares his personal connection to the topic, recounting his own traumatic experiences with abuse in a church setting. Having been a victim himself, he expresses the emotional weight of witnessing similar patterns repeat in other churches. He speaks candidly about the necessity for the church to confront these issues openly rather than cover them up.

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Chris Chiles is the Director of Immediate Response for God's Pit Crew, a non-profit organization dedicated to helping with disaster relief. They have a crews in West Virginia to help cleanup after devastating flooding hit Weston and Buckhannon.

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Two Tri-State municipalities are going in different directions when it comes to automated license-plate readers (Flock Cameras). First, Huntington, WV Council Member Rob Archer explains how he struggled but ultimately voted to approve a contract with Flock Safety. Then Ironton, OH Councilman Troy Scott discusses why he and fellow members are likely voting to ban Flock Cameras in his city.

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