Republican Party committee chair, Gaylon Boshears, talks party progress in Garland County. Watch for more details on upcoming party events and learn more about how you can get involved.

Whether you’re into politics, entrepreneurship, or comeback stories, this episode dives deep into ambition, resilience, and what it takes to stand tall under pressure. What happens when a 16-year-old 4.0 student drops out of high school, becomes emancipated, and jumps straight into real estate? Meet Dayton Meyers, a rising political voice in Arkansas, who shares his unfiltered journey — from bold career moves to public controversies, and why he’s determined to make his mark. In this episode of TomCast with Tom Wilkins, Dayton opens up about: - Dropping out of high school at 16 to start a career in real estate - His underage casino controversy, resignation, and re-election - Honoring #charliekirk with a lasting legacy in Garland County politics Watch the full conversation and don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more inspiring interviews on TomCast!

What does justice really mean in America today? Is it simply punishment—or is there a smarter way forward? In this powerful episode of TomCast, attorney Q. Byrum Hurst Jr. shares stories from the courtroom and beyond, exploring the cracks in our system and what it will take to fix them. From wrongful charges in Florida, to shocking headlines like the New York subway stabbing, to his belief that education is the greatest deterrent to crime—this conversation pulls no punches. 🎙️ What You’ll Hear in This Episode: A Florida case that left a man jailed for five years without a conviction Why the revolving door of incarceration isn’t solving crime The subway stabbing that reveals deeper failures in the system Q. Byrum Hurst’s vision for prevention, education, and smarter justice Honest reflections on safety, punishment, and humanity in the legal process If you’ve ever wondered how justice really works—and how it could work better—you’ll want to hear this one.

In this episode: Politics and Pokémon, Tercero Muñoz interviews Dustin Schreiner in a unique blend of civic talk and pop culture. From comparing political showdowns to gym battles, to exploring what leaders can learn from legendary trainers, their conversation is both insightful and entertaining.

Bob Driggers gives us a brief course on economic development, then takes us deeper into strengths and challenges of economic development in Hot Springs, Arkansas... plus, Tom and Bob discuss touring the abandoned Army Navy Hospital downtown, possible plans to renovate, etc.

Pastor Pulls is a Pentecostal Pastor in Hot Springs, AR with a proclivity for Pokemon.

We speak with Lynn Morgan the choir director for HSJA and the Hot springs World Class high school about his vision for his choir, their dreams and Crowning the dead.

We speak with United States Congressman Bruce Westerman about Artificial Intelligence, his Football and forestry background and the future of the 4th district of Arakansas.

We speak with Margaret Yoshida(90) about life inside The Gila River Internment camp during World War 2, Her education within the camp and her journey to Jesus Christ through the adversity of it all.

"Monster" Michael Todd and his lovely wife talk with us about how they met, how he proposed, their spiritual journey, men's mental health and a controversial new treatment.