Wiggins America

In this episode of Wiggins America, Ryan Wiggins dives into the intricate web of political dynamics, questioning the true nature of bipartisan conflict and exposing the entrenched system that perpetuates itself. Wiggins dissects the recent endorsement of Kamala Harris by Dick Cheney, arguing that high-profile figures across the political spectrum are more interconnected than the public might believe. The discussion also touches on the systemic nature of political theater and government funding issues, featuring insights from Thomas Massey on the inefficacy of the current budget process.

Additionally, Wiggins explores the latest in streaming news with the potential launch of a major conservative streaming network. He and guest Roy debate the implications of Chick-fil-A's entry into the streaming market and consider whether acquiring existing content, like from Chicken Soup for the Soul, could be a strategic move. The conversation also covers the state of Christian and non-woke entertainment, examining whether new platforms can offer quality content without pushing ideological boundaries.

In this episode of Wiggins America, host Ryan Wiggins examines pressing political issues, including concerns over election integrity, partisan divides, and crony capitalism. Wiggins critically analyzes a DOJ press conference, arguing it was politically motivated. He also explores authoritarian tendencies within the Democratic party, such as social media censorship. As the episode concludes, Wiggins and his guest analyze the upcoming VP debate, offering insights into the potential political implications.

In this episode of Wiggins America, we dive into the evolving power of the media and its impact on political landscapes. With insights from Dr. Ben Carson, we discuss how mainstream media's influence is being tested in today's decentralized information era. We explore the media's role in transforming public perception and its impact on upcoming elections. We also analyze the political realignment happening as figures like Tulsi Gabbard and RFK Jr. align with Donald Trump, challenging traditional party lines. Plus, Old Roy joins the conversation to discuss homelessness and social issues impacting our communities. Tune in to hear Wiggins' take on these pressing topics and more.

In this episode of Wiggins America, we delve into the recent Democratic National Convention (DNC) and uncover the contradictions and disconnection from reality presented by key speakers. From Joe Biden's perplexing assertion of giving his "best" to the controversies surrounding Michelle Obama's remarks, we dissect how the DNC's messaging seems out of touch with the pressing concerns of the American public. Join us as we explore the implications of these speeches, analyze the state of the political climate, and question whether the DNC’s presentation truly resonates with the electorate.

In this segment of Wiggins America, Ryan is joined by Mark Stewart Iverson, the producer of "For Prophet", a new Christian movie that caught Ryan's eye due to it's high rating. Mark discusses what the movie is about and more.

In this week's edition of Wiggins America, Ryan discusses why Kamala Harris continues to avoid speaking, whether it be in an interview or press conferences. Why does this not matter to more people? 

Wiggins is then joined by Jake Lang, a January 6th protestor who has been in prison for nearly three years without a trial. He discusses the process of being imprisoned and how it has affected him.

He is later joined by Mark Stewart Iverson, the producer of "For Prophet", a new Christian movie that caught Ryan's eye due to it's high rating. Mark discusses what the movie is about and more.

To wrap up the show, Ryan discusses his concerns for democracy potentially being at stake depending on who wins the 2024 election. 

In this segment, Wiggins is joined by Jake Lang, a January 6th protestor who has been in prison for nearly three years without a trial. He discusses the process of being imprisoned and how it has affected him.