Amanda Head is host of the talk radio show The Hollywood Conservative, who has found that when talking one-on-one with people, even if they have very opposing viewpoints, the conversation is much less contentious than the mainstream media would have you believe.

Amanda talks about making the choice to make a career shift from the music industry to political talk radio. She reveals how, because of her upbringing and principles, she has always been something of an outsider in Hollywood.

Currently, she is working with Ted Harvey and the Committee to Defend the President as spokesperson.

Also on the podcast, Chuck and Mark talk about the various sex-related scandals going through Hollywood, government and everywhere else - and how it's going to end up hurting women.

Also, they go through many examples of how the left become "experts" on topics once they hit the news, like bump stocks, climate change and much more. They reveal what unbelievable plan of action Joe Biden has suggested if you feel threatened when you're at home.

About the guest:

Born and raised in the South, Amanda Head's strong conservative background is highly evident in both her professional and personal life. A Birmingham, Alabama, native, she's lived in Los Angeles since graduating with her Bachelor's degree in Business Administration from Auburn University. In addition to her business degree, Amanda acquired her minor in Applied Music (voice). Amanda was the first freshman ever to become Miss Auburn University, where she advocated for music as a form of therapy in schools for students with learning disabilities and in hospitals and nursing homes as therapy for the elderly. Upon graduation, she moved to California to pursue music and film.

Amanda is a seasoned classical singer and has performed in such venues as the Hollywood Bowl, Ford Amphitheater and in Austin, Texas at SXSW Music Festival. Prior to moving to Los Angeles, Amanda performed all over the southeast and New York, in musical theater and opera. Amanda's classical background allowed her to be vocally flexible, and, because of that, she has achieved success in many genres, notably, opera, jazz and pop. Amanda was the lead singer of an electro-pop duo whose first single charted at #36 on the Billboard Mainstream Top 40. Her duo toured nationally and found notoriety for their singles "Tear Me Down" and "Strip Me Bare."

From 2006 to 2016, Amanda was bound to various music contracts which prevented her from speaking publicly about her political positions. After a great deal of consideration, in January of 2016, Amanda decided to step away from the entertainment industry. She had grown increasingly concerned with her generation's lack of incentive to be involved in our country's future and wanted to make a difference. Amanda's first step was to start a video blog called The Hollywood Conservative. With her political persuasion in Los Angeles, she felt she had a niche and a unique perspective for reaching audiences nationally who also are dissatisfied with the direction our leaders are taking our country.

Amanda attended CPAC in Washington, D.C., where she garnered a great deal of attention in the political media realm and was offered her own radio show on Conservative Commandos Radio in Philadelphia. Her show, The Hollywood Conservative, began airing on March 30, 2016 on WNJC AM1360 in the Philadelphia market. Not long after her show's debut, another network, Red State Talk Radio WFYL AM1180 picked up The Hollywood Conservative.

Amanda also serves as a guest and fill-in host on Talkers Top 100 The John Cardillo Show on Miami's AM880 The Biz. She is a regular guest on CBC and BBC. Her guest segment "The Final 30" on Yellowhammer Radio airs weekly on Fridays in the Birmingham market. You can also catch her weekly on Mondays...