Politically High-Tech

Send us Fan Mail NYC’s mayoral odds point to a clear front-runner while policy reality narrows to what can actually pass, led by a likely rent freeze. We then widen to the redistricting fights shaping Congress, ballot measures that set the rules, and why census math outruns slogans. • betting odds place Mandani far ahead • rent freeze seen as most viable policy • execution and board appointments a...

Send us Fan Mail We push back on outrage culture and political hypocrisy with a low-tech symbol: the yellow feather. Carew Papritz joins us to share how shame, gratitude, and small acts of courage can restore integrity in public life, alongside stories from The Legacy Letters and life on the border. • why the yellow feather calls out bully cowards without violence • how The Legacy Letters teaches...

Send us Fan Mail We explore how a musician and IT pro built a dating card game to fight shallow swipes, why documentation and empathy matter in tech, and how creative autonomy fuels a sustainable career. Candid talk on remote work, culture fit, politics, and spiritual resilience keeps it real. • breaking dating stereotypes with courageous questions • how Dating Assassins works and why “pass” prote...

Send us Fan Mail We sit with author and podcaster Teri M. Brown to explore how fiction builds empathy, why Ukraine’s past matters to the present, and how to argue without hate. We challenge media echo chambers, defend real free speech, and make the case for reading widely as an antidote to doomscrolling. • the meaning behind Sunflowers Beneath the Snow • 2014 as the overlooked precursor to 2022 •...

Send us Fan Mail We bring on Queen Michelle, a retired teacher who left the work–pay–bills loop, awakened abroad in Mexico, traced her roots to Guinea-Bissau, and built a consciousness curriculum for Generation Alpha. We explore time as the real currency, healing generational trauma through ancestry, and how AI can help teach inner life skills. • escaping the matrix of work and time • moving to Me...

Send us Fan Mail We sit down with St. Louis Recorder of Deeds Michael Butler to unpack how AI can make government faster and safer without cutting people, and to map the long game of Missouri politics where policy wins often outpace party wins. The throughline is mission over personality—use tech to serve residents and organize for durable change. • why back-office AI beats shiny chatbots • human-...

Send us Fan Mail A combat spy turned podcaster joins us to unpack Iraq’s hard lessons, Hamas’s information war, and why stability begins with water and power—not press releases. We also share practical advice on building a durable podcast, taking tough feedback, and investing in a life you actually want. • Evolving the show through specific listener feedback • Pete A. Turner’s Gen X roots and fiel...

Send us Fan Mail The wisdom of the body contains powerful secrets that can lead to profound healing when we learn to listen and respond to its language.  • Our bodies communicate through sensations, pains, and feelings that signal deeper emotional and energetic imbalances • Every experience and trauma in our lives impacts our physical health and creates patterns in our body • The human body consis...

Send us Fan Mail Peyton Wilfrey joins us to discuss All Tales, his innovative platform making book creation accessible and affordable for everyone through AI assistance while preserving meaningful stories. • Recently launched all-in-one book creation platform streamlining writing, illustration, formatting, and printing • Motivated by desire to create legacy and preserve family stories for future g...

Send us Fan Mail Jose Alberto "El Nino" Nino joins us to discuss the fundamental flaws in America's political and economic systems and why traditional partisan labels are becoming increasingly obsolete. We explore how money has corrupted our political process and turned our economy into a casino-like system that requires many losers to sustain a few winners. • America's politic...

Send us Fan Mail Dr. Nadler explains why the calories in/calories out approach to weight loss is fundamentally flawed and how our bodies actively resist weight loss through metabolic adaptation. He shares insights from his 20+ years as a pediatric surgeon performing bariatric surgery on children. • Diets typically result in only 5-7% body weight loss even with intensive effort • Human bodies evolv...

Send us Fan Mail Alan Gregerman challenges conventional wisdom about innovation, revealing how companies consistently misunderstand and misapply creative processes, hampering their potential for breakthrough thinking. • Most organizations approach innovation backward by gathering employees in conference rooms rather than encouraging exploration outside the office • The "99% rule" shows t...

Send us Fan Mail Michael Anderson returns to discuss how neoliberalism has captured Western European politics and why Americans should be concerned about similar trends emerging at home. • Neoliberalism believes everything in society should operate like a corporation, including universities, charities, and NGOs • Universal ID systems in several European countries link citizens' personal infor...

Send us Fan Mail Tina Erwin, a former Navy officer with 20 years of experience working with the submarine force, shares her journey from designing equipment to protect submarines from terrorist attacks to becoming a "ghost liaison" who helps spirits cross over to the other side. • Grounded in science with a deep understanding of Newtonian and quantum physics • Increasing sensitivity to s...

Send us Fan Mail The United States and China are engaged in a high-stakes AI race with profound implications for global power, but America's short-term thinking puts it at a significant disadvantage against China's long-term strategy. • China is implementing AI in grade schools while creating superior AI systems like Deep Seek at lower costs • For every American STEM graduate, China prod...

Send us Fan Mail Stuart Kellogg, a retired TV executive turned Christian ministry leader, joins us to discuss his pro-life educational initiative "Students in Action: Building Pro-Life Leaders" and the challenges facing pro-life advocacy in today's political landscape. • Pro-life positions have become political losers with Republicans retreating from the issue • Abortion rates have...

Send us Fan Mail Tommy Kilpatrick, a retired teacher and author, challenges conventional understanding of bank-issued credit cards by claiming they represent a worldwide banking fraud rather than legitimate debt. Following a personal financial crisis where he accumulated $85,000 in credit card debt, Kilpatrick discovered what he believes is a fundamental misrepresentation in how banks issue credit...

Send us Fan Mail Walter Harrison joins us to explore how our data is tracked, used, and monetized in the digital age, revealing the hidden cost of "free" apps and services we use daily. • Data is the new gold, with companies making millions or billions from our digital footprints • Every app permission, Wi-Fi connection, and website visit creates a trail of trackable information • Locati...

Send us Fan Mail Julian Raven shares his extraordinary journey from British-born artist to American legal activist, fighting an eight-year battle against the Smithsonian Institution after his Trump portrait was rejected for exhibition. Through persistence and legal research, he uncovered the true nature of the Smithsonian as a private charitable trust rather than a federal agency, exposing institu...

Send us Fan Mail Dr. Zafra Lerman uses science diplomacy to unite Middle Eastern countries in conflict, demonstrating how collaborative problem-solving can transcend political boundaries and foster peace. • Founder of the Malta Conferences bringing together scientists from all Middle Eastern countries including Israel, Palestine, Iran, and others • Creates equality among participants by having Nob...

Send us Fan Mail From conquering fear to building a podcasting empire, Adam Torres shares his journey of recording over 6,000 interviews and how podcasting changed his life completely. • Podcasting as a democratic medium where everyone can participate in telling their own stories • Starting as "the world's worst podcaster" and growing through consistent practice • The benefits of gu...

Send us Fan Mail Jeffrey Hardy shares his concept of human evolution and how caring for peace provides a framework for addressing climate change and global challenges. His approach focuses on practical, human-centered solutions rather than dramatic rhetoric. • The first human evolution lasted from 2.5 million years ago until the mid-1950s or 1960s, when humanity conquered nature through mutually a...

Send us Fan Mail Dr. Bob Thiel discusses how Donald Trump's policies and actions are unintentionally aligning with biblical prophecies about the end times. He presents a balanced view that acknowledges both positive and problematic aspects of Trump's approach while explaining the prophetic significance of current global developments. • Dr. Thiel's background includes military servic...

Send us Fan Mail Cybersecurity expert Grant McCracken shares his mission to make digital protection accessible and affordable for small businesses that often lack resources to defend themselves against growing threats. • Small businesses face devastating cyber threats that rarely make headlines, unlike major data breaches affecting millions • After 13 years in cybersecurity, Grant founded Dark Hor...

Send us Fan Mail Narratives and identity fundamentally shape our political beliefs more than facts or reason. The stories we tell ourselves matter deeply in how we form our worldviews and interpret reality. • The "stolen election" narrative caught on not because of evidence but because it reinforced existing identity frameworks • Political tribalism works similarly to religious adherence...