In this episode, I sit down with Scott Whalen, a New Albany City Council candidate and local Republican, to discuss some of the tough truths about flawed local governance and the impact of poor engineering on our community. We dig into real-life examples of governmental mishaps and discuss the frustrations that residents face daily. Get ready for an honest, off the cuff conversation that shines the light on what’s broken and what needs fixing. This episode is sure to resonate with anyone who's fed up with "business as usual" in local politics wherever you live.

In this episode, we dive into the debate around minimum wage laws and the push for a universal living wage. While these policies sound compassionate, they often lead to unintended consequences like job losses, price inflation, and economic stagnation. We’ll break down the economic realities, including why employers won’t pay you more than the value you bring and why expecting an entry-level job to support a family is misguided. We’ll also explore the philosophical case against wage mandates and examine real-world examples, like Venezuela’s wage inflation disaster and Seattle’s minimum wage experiment. Tune in for a critical look at why these policies often do more harm than good.

In this episode of Who Owns You, I dive deep into the toxic rhetoric coming from the left, the media, and celebrities and the real-world consequences that have followed. From the discredited Steele Dossier and Russia collusion hoax to extreme speech from politicians like Maxine Waters, to celebrities normalizing violence, we’ll break down how this narrative has unfolded. With lawfare manipulating elections and two assassination attempts on Trump, it’s time to ask: Who owns the narrative, and who’s pulling the strings?

In this episode, we dive into Vice President Harris's policies and tackle the question that's on everyone's mind: Is she a Marxist?

In the debut episode of "Who Owns You," we explore freedom vs. government control. Host Josh dives into the historical aspect of ownership, the growing role of modern government, and the ethical/moral dilemmas of power. Join as we challenge the illusion of freedom and ask the question: Who really owns you?