Join host Luke Wyatt in this compelling episode of The Vote, as he sits down with the dynamic and forward-thinking Joe Cunningham, former U.S. representative and current director of the No Labels movement. In a riveting conversation, Cunningham reveals his bold vision for American politics, one that challenges the status quo and empowers voters with a third-party candidate in the upcoming 2024 Election. From his experiences representing South Carolina's 1st congressional district to his recent endeavors in advocating for political reform, Cunningham shares insights into the growing demand for alternatives in today's polarized political climate. With a keen eye on the future, he highlights the overwhelming evidence indicating a hunger among the people for additional choices in leadership. As the conversation unfolds, listeners are treated to an optimistic outlook from Cunningham, who envisions a three-to-four-person race for the presidency in 2024—a scenario that could redefine American politics as we know it. Drawing on his extensive background in public service and his unwavering commitment to bipartisan solutions, Cunningham paints a compelling picture of a more inclusive and representative democracy. Don't miss this electrifying episode of The Vote, where Luke Wyatt and Joe Cunningham delve into the possibilities of a new era in American politics, fueled by the voices and aspirations of the people.

Join host Luke Wyatt in this riveting episode of "The Vote," as he sits down with Mr. Phil Parker, the former warden of the notorious Kentucky State Penitentiary (KSP). In this exclusive interview, Phil Parker provides an unprecedented glimpse into the dark and transformative world of KSP, spanning from the 1970s to his departure in 2012. Phil Parker, a seasoned veteran of the corrections system, sheds light on the challenges faced by the Kentucky State Penitentiary during his tenure. He reveals the stark reality of inadequate funding, leading to dire consequences within the prison walls. Listeners will gain insight into the difficulties of managing a facility with limited resources, a topic rarely discussed openly. The episode takes a chilling turn as Parker delves into the pervasive issue of drugs infiltrating the prison environment. He discusses the constant struggle to prevent the smuggling of narcotics into KSP and the impact it had on both staff and inmates. The narrative unfolds with vivid accounts of the cat-and mouse game played within the confines of the penitentiary. No stone is left unturned as Luke Wyatt navigates through the more harrowing aspects of Parker's experience. From the haunting topic of executions to the chilling tales of murders that occurred behind bars, this episode pulls back the curtain on the grim reality of life within the prison system. Phil Parker also recounts gripping stories of prisoners attempting daring escapes, providing listeners with a firsthand perspective on the high-stakes drama that unfolded within the walls of KSP. The narratives are sure to keep you on the edge of your seat, captivated by the sheer intensity of the situations Parker faced during his time as warden. As an added bonus, Phil Parker shares details about his upcoming true crime book, "Guard," scheduled for release in September. This book promises an in-depth exploration of his experiences at Kentucky State Penitentiary, offering readers a chance to delve even deeper into the gripping tales and shocking revelations from behind the bars. Don't miss this exclusive interview with Mr. Phil Parker on "The Vote with Luke Wyatt." It's an eye-opening journey into the heart of the prison system, providing unparalleled insights into a world that is often shrouded in secrecy.

Join host Luke Wyatt as he sits down with former Circuit Court Judge of Marshal in Callaway County, Dennis Foust, who retired in 2015 and has since taken on the role of Commonwealth Attorney. In this enlightening podcast episode, delve into Foust's distinguished career, his experiences as a circuit court judge, and his perspective on the legal system. Gain valuable insights into the intricacies of the law and the importance of civic participation as we navigate through the legal legacy of Commonwealth Attorney Dennis Foust.

Join host Luke Wyatt in this riveting episode of "The Vote," as he sits down with Mr. Phil Parker, the former warden of the notorious Kentucky State Penitentiary (KSP). In this exclusive interview, Phil Parker provides an unprecedented glimpse into the dark and transformative world of KSP, spanning from the 1970s to his departure in 2012. Phil Parker, a seasoned veteran of the corrections system, sheds light on the challenges faced by the Kentucky State Penitentiary during his tenure. He reveals the stark reality of inadequate funding, leading to dire consequences within the prison walls. Listeners will gain insight into the difficulties of managing a facility with limited resources, a topic rarely discussed openly. The episode takes a chilling turn as Parker delves into the pervasive issue of drugs infiltrating the prison environment. He discusses the constant struggle to prevent the smuggling of narcotics into KSP and the impact it had on both staff and inmates. The narrative unfolds with vivid accounts of the cat-and mouse game played within the confines of the penitentiary. No stone is left unturned as Luke Wyatt navigates through the more harrowing aspects of Parker's experience. From the haunting topic of executions to the chilling tales of murders that occurred behind bars, this episode pulls back the curtain on the grim reality of life within the prison system. Phil Parker also recounts gripping stories of prisoners attempting daring escapes, providing listeners with a firsthand perspective on the high-stakes drama that unfolded within the walls of KSP. The narratives are sure to keep you on the edge of your seat, captivated by the sheer intensity of the situations Parker faced during his time as warden. As an added bonus, Phil Parker shares details about his upcoming true crime book, "Guard," scheduled for release in September. This book promises an in-depth exploration of his experiences at Kentucky State Penitentiary, offering readers a chance to delve even deeper into the gripping tales and shocking revelations from behind the bars. Don't miss this exclusive interview with Mr. Phil Parker on "The Vote with Luke Wyatt." It's an eye-opening journey into the heart of the prison system, providing unparalleled insights into a world that is often shrouded in secrecy.

Join host Luke Wyatt as he sits down with former Circuit Court Judge of Marshal in Callaway County, Dennis Foust, who retired in 2015 and has since taken on the role of Commonwealth Attorney. In this enlightening podcast episode, delve into Foust's distinguished career, his experiences as a circuit court judge, and his perspective on the legal system. Gain valuable insights into the intricacies of the law and the importance of civic participation as we navigate through the legal legacy of Commonwealth Attorney Dennis Foust.

THIS IS THE VOTE PODCAST SPECIAL REPORT: On this episode of The Vote Podcast, Luke Wyatt has on retired special agent Dr. Pete, The Vote Podcast's Foreign Policy Domestic Defense and Intelligence Analyst. With this discussion, Dr. Pete shares his insight on what these China balloons are, what we should be concerned with as Americans, and what did the China government learn from utilizing these balloons that flew over our homeland. Finally, Dr. Pete and Luke Wyatt talked about the most considerable harm to America. Is it an internal or external threat? Stay tuned for this Vote Podcast Special Report if you want to learn about foreign policy, how the defense and intelligence community acts, and what is next for our nation.