The Bryce Eddy Show

Jeremy Boreing is back — and he's bringing receipts. Bryce sits down with his guest to unpack Boreing's authentic, no-BS return to the spotlight, his outsized (and often underappreciated) role in building Daily Wire from the ground up, and why hard-driving leaders like him are exactly what the conservative movement needs more of. From there the conversation turns to Candace Owens — her...

Bryce sits down with his friend Kevin Kru of White Rose Resistance, the Christian pro-life organization co-founded with Seth Gruber. Kevin — who came from a business coaching and consulting background before joining full-time — opens up about leadership, healthy conflict, and what it takes to help run a fast-growing, distinctly masculine pro-life movement alongside strong personalities...

Bryce sits down with Jack Tomczak of Americans for Citizen Voting, a longtime political operative who's worked on campaigns since the late '90s, to break down a constitutional detail most people assume is already settled: the U.S. Constitution doesn't explicitly require voters in federal elections to be U.S. citizens — it leaves that eligibility question to the states. Jack walks through how...

Bryce welcomes back Sir Michael Letts, founder and president of InVest USA, the nonprofit he started over 30 years ago to get bulletproof vests to law enforcement officers who didn't have them. Michael explains how vest technology has had to evolve from concealable models to titanium-plated active-shooter vests as the threats officers face have escalated, and shares sobering numbers on how many of...

Bryce sits down with author Solomon Schmidt — who started publishing books at age 12 with his "History Bites" series and went on to write about figures like Alan Dershowitz before turning his attention to J.K. Rowling — to talk about his new book, "JK Changed the World." Solomon shares how researching a Tolkien-and-C.S.-Lewis-themed UK tour led him into the world of Harry Potter, and w...

Bryce is joined by a returning favorite, Siaka Massaquoi, for a wide-ranging conversation covering language, culture, and current events. They start with New York State's move to replace "mother and father" with gender-neutral terminology in official language, and riff on what they see as a broader pattern of institutions reshaping everyday language. From there, the conversation covers recent poli...

Bryce sits down with veteran financial journalist Dennis Kneale — former managing editor of Forbes, anchor at both CNBC and Fox Business — to unpack SpaceX's historic stock offering, which valued the company at $1.75 trillion. Dennis breaks down what the deal means for the roughly 4,400 SpaceX employees who became newly minted millionaires, and shares his take on the public reaction to...

Bryce sits down with Ed Hinman — Naval Academy grad, former Marine Corps infantry officer, and 17-year veteran of the private security industry — to talk about his new book, "The Barbarian in You: Live with Vigor, Wonder, and Fellowship." Ed walks through the three pillars of the book: vigor (the discipline of living aggressively and doing hard things), wonder (staying open to awe and...

Elaine Ellinger returns to the show to discuss her new book, which reviews grade 1–12 Islamic school curricula and supplementary texts used in English-speaking countries, including the US, UK, Canada, and Australia. Ellinger, who has spent years researching this material, argues that the textbooks present a version of Islamic teaching and history that differs significantly from how it's comm...

Bryce talks with Sheriff Richard Mack, president of the Constitutional Sheriffs and Peace Officers Association, about the power of the county sheriff, his landmark Supreme Court case, and his new book "The Democrat Murder of America." Get the book at MurderOfAmerica.com. Ready to JOIN THE FIGHT? Join Bryce’s email list for opportunities to join the discussion, get exclusive interviews, and M...

Bryce sits down with Elliot Greenberg, founder of Masculine Man Essentials, to talk about how sheer frustration with underperforming "natural" deodorants turned into a mission to build a product actually made for men — reverse-engineered from high-end cologne, developed through 53 formula versions, and made in America. Elliot shares his origin story: switching to natural products with his so...

For years, Americans were told the border crisis was a misunderstanding, a policy failure, or simply something that couldn't be stopped. JJ Carrell says that's a lie. After spending 24 years in the U.S. Border Patrol and later serving with ICE, JJ joins me to discuss what he witnessed firsthand, why he believes the border was intentionally opened, and what the long-term consequences could be for A...

The UK is becoming a warning sign for the rest of the West. This week, Siaka Massaquoi joins me to break down the shocking case of 18-year-old Henry Nawrocki, the state of free speech in the UK, and how bad ideas about race, identity, and government power are creating dangerous consequences. We also dive into the growing political rebellion happening in California, why Spencer Pratt's mayoral camp...

Bruce Wolff grew up moving across the world as the son of Salvation Army missionaries — from England to Nigeria during the Biafran War — carrying the confusion, instability, and wounds that often come with being a preacher’s kid. In this episode, Bruce and I talk about faith, fatherhood, hidden dysfunction in ministry families, and what it actually looks like to trust God when li...

We spend hours a day staring at screens… but what if it’s doing way more damage than we realize? In this episode, I sit down with Dr. Eugene Lipov — a physician and PTSD specialist who’s worked with military veterans, special forces operators, and trauma patients for decades — to talk about what phones, social media, doomscrolling, and constant digital stimulation ar...

AI is moving faster than most people realize, and one of the strangest things I’m seeing right now is people turning to it for therapy, emotional support, and even companionship. In this episode, I sit down with Dr. Eric Scalise to talk about what’s happening as artificial intelligence starts filling roles that used to belong to real human relationships. We get into loneliness, isolati...

Today I sat down with my friend Ben Rosen — founder of Onyx & Amber Whiskey Co. and third-generation owner of Atlas Metal & Iron — for one of those conversations that reminds you how disconnected most people are from the industries that actually keep the country running. We talked about the scrap business, the political and regulatory battles that come with operating an industr...

Most Christians think they understand the Bible. Tim Mulgrew argues they’re missing the point entirely. In this episode, we break down why Scripture is so often misunderstood—and how modern, Western thinking changes the way people read it. Instead of seeing the Bible as something personal and relevant, many treat it like a history book or a list of rules. We get into: Why the Bible isn...

Bryce sits down with author and former social worker Elaine Ellinger to explore her perspective on Islam, a topic she argues is often misunderstood—or avoided entirely—in Western discourse. Drawing from decades of personal research and her book A Civilizational Reckoning , Ellinger shares how a formative experience with a refugee from the Iranian Revolution sparked her deep dive into I...

Redistricting. Gerrymandering. Fundraising texts blowing up your phone. What’s actually going on behind the scenes? In this episode, Bryce sits down with political fundraising expert Jeff Kruszyna (aka “JFK”) to break down the chaos—from how district maps get drawn (and manipulated) to how campaigns really raise money and build influence. Jeff shares his journey into politi...

In this episode, Bryce sits down with Alvin Lui of Courage Is a Habit for a second round—and it gets into some wild territory. They break down what’s actually happening inside schools right now, especially in places like Maryland, where policies around “mental health,” inclusion, and education are creating serious controversy. From headlines about tampons in boys’ bat...

In this episode, Bryce sits down with Viva Frei for a wide-ranging, unfiltered conversation on the biggest political and cultural flashpoints right now. They break down the aftermath of Charlie’s death and the growing fractures within the conservative movement, questioning whether a single voice was holding it all together more than people realized. From there, they dive into the realities o...

Siaka Massaquoi is back, and nothing’s gotten calmer. In this episode, we break down the growing chaos in California politics, the scramble to control the governor’s race, and how power players quietly eliminate their own when it matters most. We also get into the bigger picture: media manipulation, influence culture, and why narratives shift overnight depending on who’s benefiti...

What happens when parents stand up… and the system comes after them? In this episode, Kelly John Walker returns to share what really happened behind the scenes during COVID—and why he says the fight is far from over. From arrests and government targeting to losing his business, reputation, and even relationships with his own kids, Kelly breaks down the real cost of speaking out. But t...

Is voting in the United States as secure as we think… or are there gaps no one’s talking about? In this episode, Avi Fortenberry—a naturalized U.S. citizen and advocate for election integrity—joins the show to break down one simple but surprisingly complex question: Who should be allowed to vote in federal elections? What starts as a conversation about voter ID quickly tur...