The Pod Millennial with Libby Emmons

On this episode of The Pod Millennial, Libby Emmons sits down with author and columnist Scott Greer to discuss his book Whitepill: The Online Right and the Making of Trump's America and revisit the rise, collapse, and legacy of the alt-right. Greer explains his argument that the movement attempted to construct an identity rooted less in traditional American history than in a romanticized vision of...

In this episode, Libby Emmons sits down with Matthew Taylor, an artist and senior advisor at the National Endowment for the Humanities. Matthew shares his journey back to Washington D.C. to promote public art and culture, discussing significant projects like the America 250 initiative and the restoration of historical statues. They delve into the importance of preserving art and history amidst con...

In this episode, Libby Emmons sits down with Dawn Buckingham, the Texas Land Commissioner, to discuss her role and the significance of land management in Texas. We explore pressing issues such as border security, the controversy surrounding the Big Bend area, and the importance of rare earth minerals in achieving energy independence. Dawn shares insights on her initiatives, including the preservat...

In this episode, Libby Emmons sits down with award-winning director Matthew Thayer to discuss his latest documentary, Can You Hear Me Now . The conversation dives into the intriguing intersection of faith, politics, and prophecy, particularly in the context of the 2020 election and the role of figures like Charlie Kirk. Matthew shares his personal experiences with prophetic culture, the challenges...

On this episode of The Pod Millennial , Libby Emmons sits down with journalist Shane Cashman, author of the new book Good Villains (Skyhorse Publishing), for a raw, behind-the-scenes look at the biggest viral moments of the last few years — and what they reveal about truth, power, and the fight for reality itself. Shane shares the wild story of how a single tweet led him into Kanye West's inner ci...

More than a decade after the Charlie Hebdo massacre, has the West learned anything — or capitulated further to extremism? Libby Emmons opens with a hard look at how Western media and governments have repeatedly bowed to Islamist threats, from cartoon controversies in Denmark and Sweden to teachers still in hiding for showing a cartoon in class. Then, National Post legend Barbara Kay joins the show...

In this episode of The Pod Millennial , host Libby Emmons opens with a personal story about her father tossing a Beastie Boys cassette out the car window and her thoughts on parental responsibility vs. censorship. Then, attorney Lorcan Price of Alliance Defending Freedom International joins the show to unpack how the EU's Digital Services Act and the "Brussels Effect" are quietly exporting Europea...

What if everything culture tells you about the "right time" to have a baby is wrong? This week, Libby Emmons sits down with Rachel Reeves — political commentator, writer, and mom of four — to talk about what our culture gets wrong about motherhood, fertility, and the so-called perfect timeline for women's lives. Rachel had her fourth daughter at 42, and she's not here to apologize for it. She open...

What does a 1980s sitcom about banning Huckleberry Finn have to do with today's censorship battles?  On this episode of The Pod Millennial , host Libby Emmons opens with a look back at a surprisingly prescient Family Ties episode about free speech and book bans — then welcomes author Ben Appel to unpack the bizarre censorship of his book “ Cis White Gay: The Making of a Gender Heretic” and wh...

Learn more. Open a free account: https://www.sound.money/libby In this special episode, Libby Emmons sits down with Josh Anderson, co-founder of SoundMoney, to break down why buying precious metals has traditionally felt expensive, complicated, and out of reach for everyday people — and how his company is changing that. Josh explains how SoundMoney lets anyone buy gold and silver fractionally, sta...

In this episode of The Pod Millennial , host Libby Emmons examines the controversial policy allowing biological men who identify as transgender to be housed in California's women's prisons. In an exclusive interview, Libby spoke to Tomiekia Johnson, an inmate at the Central California Women's Facility in Chowchilla who was convicted after a fatal domestic violence altercation with her husband. Joh...

At just 17 years old, Wyatt Sharpe has already interviewed a former Canadian prime minister, cabinet ministers, and some of the biggest names in politics. Now, he's speaking out against his own government's proposal to ban social media for anyone under 16. In this episode of The Pod Millennial , Wyatt shares what it's really like growing up in the digital age, how social life has changed for teena...

Matthew Cox spent years on the U.S. Secret Service's most wanted list for mortgage fraud and title theft before serving 12 years in prison. In this eye-opening interview on The Pod Millennial with Libby Emmons, he pulls back the curtain on "house stealing"—a crime in which fraudsters forge property titles, assume a homeowner's identity, and borrow hundreds of thousands of dollars against a home th...

Libby Emmons sits down with Alleigh Marre, executive director of the American Parents Coalition, to break down a year-long investigation into YMCA summer camp policies that assign housing based on gender identity rather than sex — sometimes without informing parents. Marre explains how the YMCA, which reports stewarding $600 million a year in federal funds from agencies like HHS, HUD, and the Depa...

On this episode of The Pod Millennia l, Libby Emmons sits down with New York Times bestselling author Joshua Lisec to unpack his upcoming book, "Haitians of Springfield." They go beyond the viral "cats and dogs" meme from the 2024 election cycle to explore the real story of mass migration's impact on Springfield, Ohio — from surging housing costs and strained public services to a "two-tiered justi...

In this eye-opening conversation, former FBI Special Agent and licensed private investigator Tom Simon shares with Libby Emmons one of the most covert financial crimes in America: home title fraud, coined “house stealing” by the FBI. Drawing on 26 years of experience investigating financial crimes for the FBI, Tom explains how criminals can file fraudulent documents with your county clerk's office...

On this episode of The Pod Millennial , Texas Congressman Brandon Gill joins host Libby Emmons to discuss the shifting landscape of the Democrat Party as socialists are on the rise and the party veers sharply left. It brings up serious questions about mass migration, cultural assimilation, and what it really means to be an American. Brandon Gill is one of the fiercest voices in Congress right now,...

In this episode of The Pod Millennial , Libby Emmons sits down with Claire Ath, Executive Director of Vita et Terra — a new Catholic organization reconnecting the pro-life movement with care for the natural world. They discuss why boredom might actually be the secret ingredient for raising imaginative, resilient kids, the deeper cultural rot driving the abortion crisis, why fewer people are gettin...

What actually happens to collagen in your body as you age — and why does it matter? In this episode, Libby sits down with Dr. Chad Walding, Doctor of Physical Therapy and co-founder of NativePath, to break down the science of collagen: what it is, why quality matters more than most people realize, and how grass-fed sourcing affects what your body actually absorbs. Dr. Walding explains why Type I a...

On this episode of The Pod Millennial , host Libby Emmons sits down with Seamus Coughlin — cartoonist, political commentator, and creator of Freedom Toons — to talk about his ambitious new animated series, Twisted Plots . Seamus shares how a successful crowdfunding campaign helped build something conservatives have been missing: quality entertainment that doesn't preach, but still tells the truth....

On this episode of The Pod Millennial — two conversations you don't want to miss. First, Ari Hoffman, West Coast Editor at The Post Millennial, joins host Libby Emmons to break down what he calls the Hamasification of American politics. They discuss a trend of Islamist-backed congressional candidates in New Jersey and Michigan, an alliance of socialists and Islamist groups quietly taking over loca...

In this episode, host Libby sits down with Dr. Chad Walding, co-founder of NativePath, to unpack one of the most overlooked reasons people feel stiff, slow, and achy as they age — collagen loss. Dr. Chad explains why modern diets leave most people chronically deficient. If you've been writing off joint pain and slower recovery as "just getting older," this conversation might change how you think a...

On this episode of The Pod Millennial , host Libby Emmons sits down with Dan Fleuette — producer, photographer, and author of Rebels, Rogues and Outlaws — for a wide-ranging conversation about the state of art and culture in America. Dan shares the origin of his five-year photography project documenting guests of Steve Bannon's War Room , which unexpectedly became a celebrated coffee-table portrai...

On this episode of The Pod Millennial — a women-only app, a man who wants in, and the Australian court case that could change everything.  Libby Emmons sits down with Sall Grover who built the Giggle app to give women a safe space online. Roxy Tickle sued her for keeping him out.  Sall's court battles have been endless — but she's not done fighting.  Links: Follow Libby Emmons on X:...

Libby Emmons sits down with Dr. Chad Walding, co-founder of NativePath, to talk about how his years as a physical therapist that led him to question the conventional medical model and look to ancestral nutrition for answers to helping the human body. He explains why collagen is the most abundant protein in the body, how natural production begins declining around age 25, and why even a high-protein...