Joe Russiello
The Joe Rooz Show
The Joe Rooz Show is a long-form conversation podcast built around thoughtful, candid discussions exploring faith, culture, preparedness, history, technology, current events, and the people behind the ideas. Hosted by Joe "Rooz" Russiello, each episode features in-depth conversations with authors, entrepreneurs, economists, historians, medical professionals, faith leaders, veterans, researchers, and independent thinkers who are willing to challenge conventional narratives and engage in meaningful dialogue. Rooted in the principles of free speech, personal responsibility, and intellectual curio...
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11 de oct. de 2026
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Flawed Heroes, Hard Truths: Lt. Col. Ken Webb on Trapped in Deception (Ep. 230) 07.01.2026 1:57:16
Broadcasting live from Eagle Pass, Texas, I sat down with retired Army Reserve Lieutenant Colonel and first-time author Ken Webb to unpack his psychological thriller, Trapped in Deception, and the very real life experiences that inspired it. We explored his journey from decades in uniform and a corporate career to starting over in Peru at 56, the sting of personal betrayal that seeded his antagoni...
Rules, Redemption, and Real Talk: Prison Realities and Creative Resilience (Ep. 229) 06.01.2026 2:08:22
Tonight’s two-hour live show brings you two powerful stories and perspectives. from the Asylum Studios in Eagle Pass, Texas. In hour one, I sat down with Jack Straw—former police captain turned federal inmate who rebuilt his life as a brewer and creator of the YouTube channel “Fed Joints to Beer Joints.” Jack opened up about the realities of life on both sides of the justice system: why discretion...
Repent, For the Kingdom Is at Hand: John the Baptist, Jesus, and Two Crowns (Ep. 228) 04.01.2026 1:36:17
In this Sunday Bible Study, I broadcast live from the Asylum Studios in Eagle Pass and continue our series on the Dispensations—now 12 weeks in. After a quick update on some pesky tech gremlins, we dive into the close of the legal dispensation and move into the forerunner of the King: John the Baptist. I trace Israel’s history from the divided kingdom and captivities through the restoration prophe...
Crypto 2026 Playbook: Solana, Chainlink, XRP, and the Rise of Real‑World Assets (Ep. 227) 03.01.2026 1:12:58
In this New Year’s crypto edition, I welcome back our resident “crypto psychic” Marisa Lee for a fast-moving conversation that blends market insights with real‑world developments. We dig into Solana’s momentum, why Chainlink and PYTH could pop on government data integrations, and how stablecoin adoption by banks in 2026 may boost blockchain fees and valuations—especially for networks like Algorand...
Why Socialism Fails and Free Markets Work: Dr. Doug Cardell on Evidentiary Economics (Ep. 226) 30.12.2025 1:35:39
In our final live show of 2025, I battled a few tech gremlins and kicked things off streaming exclusively on Rumble before welcoming economist and author Dr. Doug Cardell to the studio. We dug into what socialism actually is (government ownership of the means of production), why terms like “democratic socialism” are misused, and how socialism’s central planning clashes with the chaotic nature of r...
Prophets and the Promise: From Elijah to John the Baptist and the Call to Repent (Ep. 225) 28.12.2025 1:21:14
In this Sunday Bible Study edition, I invite you into a sweeping survey of the Old Testament prophets—from Elijah and Elisha to Isaiah, Jeremiah, Ezekiel, Daniel, Hosea, Jonah, Haggai, Zechariah, and Malachi—and how their hard-edged messages of repentance, holiness, and separation apply to our times. We trace Israel’s decline, captivities under Assyria and Babylon, the 70-year judgment foretold by...
Is It Memory or Metaphor? The Science and Spirit of Past-Life Regression (Ep. 224) 23.12.2025 2:05:17
In this episode, I sit down with certified clinical hypnotherapist and medical hypnosis specialist Craig Meriwether of Sacred Mystery Hypnotherapy to explore the science and spirituality behind hypnotherapy, past-life regression, natal (in‑utero) regression, and life-between-lives work. We unpack how hypnosis actually functions as a natural shift in brainwave states—not mind control—and why healin...
Losing the Crown: Kings, Vision, and the Virgin Birth (Ep. 223) 21.12.2025 1:18:55
In this Bible Study Sunday edition, I walk through Israel’s transition from judges to kings and the danger of comparing ourselves to the world. We revisit Saul—the people’s choice—and David—God’s choice—to draw out what God values most: the heart. From there, we survey key kings, the division of the kingdom, and why imitating worldly power corrodes vision and faith. Along the way, I unpack the Jeh...
Excise or Income: Dan Berman Explains the Tax Code They Don’t Teach You (Ep. 222) 20.12.2025 1:55:27
In this live Friday night episode from Asylum Studios in Eagle Pass, I sit down with Dan “Taxation Is Theft” Berman—author, activist, and provocateur—to unpack his decade-long battle with the IRS, why he believes most Americans misunderstand the income tax, and how Supreme Court rulings frame the income tax as an excise rather than a direct tax. Dan walks us through W-2 vs. 1099 realities, withhol...
Blues Brothers to Book Series: Jonni Jordyn’s Path + Practical Wealth with Tony Bradshaw (Ep. 221) 18.12.2025 3:10:39
Broadcasting live from the Asylum Studios in Eagle Pass, Texas, I kick off a packed show with award-winning author and artist Jonni Jordyn. We dig into her journey from performing with legendary musicians like members of Santana and opening for the Blues Brothers to becoming a novelist later in life. Joni shares how acting shaped her character-first storytelling, why she outlines (but stays flexib...
The Silent Pandemic: Understanding Grief and Finding Help with Doug Lawrence (Ep. 220) 16.12.2025 1:40:55
In this heartfelt live episode from Eagle Pass, I welcome internationally certified mentor and author Doug Lawrence to unpack grief—why it’s misunderstood, how it shows up differently for everyone, and what genuine support looks like, especially during the holidays. We explore the evolution of mentoring from command-and-tell to trust-based guidance, how structured and unstructured mentoring can bo...
Judges: When Everyone Did What Was Right in Their Own Eyes (Ep. 219) 14.12.2025 1:34:42
In this Sunday Bible Study episode of The Joe Rooz Show, I guide you through a sweeping, practical overview of the Book of Judges as part of our dispensations series. We set the historical stage after Joshua’s death, explore Israel’s repeated cycle of sin, suffering, supplication, and salvation, and unpack why “every man did that which was right in his own eyes” (Judges 21:25) serves as the book’s...
Prognostications of a Crypto Psychic: 2026, ETFs, and the Patience Play (Ep. 218) 13.12.2025 1:15:38
In this Saturday crypto psychic edition, I welcome back our resident crypto psychic, Marisa Lee, for a candid, high-energy catch‑up on the roller‑coaster crypto markets and her 2026 predictions. We dig into why large-cap coins like Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, Chainlink, and Solana could move first on ETF flows and bank recommendations, why some altcoins (including Algorand) may lag short term due to p...
Watchmen in a Complacent Age: Apologetics, Hope, and Holiness with David Libby (Ep. 217) 13.12.2025 1:56:23
In this Friday night episode of The Joe Rooz Show, I welcome homesteader, theologian, and author David Libby for a deeply encouraging, Scripture-saturated conversation on suffering, God’s sovereignty, apologetics, and authentic Christian living. From his family’s years-long battle with Lyme disease to the theological foundations that sustained him, David shares how head knowledge becomes heart-lev...
What the Founders Would Say Today: Civics, Compromise, and Culture (Ep. 216) 11.12.2025 1:40:19
In this episode, I pull back the curtain on a hectic week at the Asylum Studios in Eagle Pass and kick off a thoughtful conversation with political economist and author Werner Neff. Despite last‑minute inspection chaos at my day job and some live-show tech gremlins, Werner and I dive deep into civic culture, democratic norms, and why polarization is eroding trust in America. Drawing on his Swiss b...
Dogs Chase Cars and Reporters Chase Truth: A Veteran Journalist Reflects (Ep. 215) 09.12.2025 1:46:21
Broadcasting from Eagle Pass, Texas, I kick off the week with returning guest and veteran journalist Patrick Sangimino to explore how American journalism changed over the last four decades—from the heyday of local newspapers to today’s social-media-driven news cycle. We talk trust, bias, and the pivotal role of community reporting in holding local officials accountable, plus how national narrative...
House of Blood: A Dispensational Tour of the Tabernacle (Ep. 214) 07.12.2025 1:21:26
In this Sunday Bible study, I walk through the Tabernacle from a dispensational perspective, showing how its structure and rituals point directly to Jesus Christ. We explore Hebrews 9–10 and Exodus 29 to connect the brazen altar, laver, table of showbread, golden candlesticks, altar of incense, veil, and Holy of Holies with the work of Christ—our High Priest who entered once with His own blood for...
From the Dakota to the Dark Corners: Robert Rosen and Dr. Katherine Hayes (Ep. 213) 06.12.2025 2:15:13
In this packed Friday night show, I kicked things off from Asylum Studios in Eagle Pass, Texas and welcomed two compelling guests. First up was Robert Rosen, author of Nowhere Man: The Final Days of John Lennon. We dug into the origins of his book, his access to Lennon’s diaries, and how he blended investigation with restrained imagination—especially around Lennon’s vivid dream practices, occult i...
Old Fashioned, New Mysteries: Russell Little and Bob LeMent Go Off-Script (Ep. 212) 04.12.2025 2:18:07
Tonight I hosted a lively, free‑wheeling two-hour show from Eagle Pass, Texas. In hour one, trial lawyer-turned-novelist Russell Little joined me to talk life, writing, bourbon, cigars, and ultimately his hurricane-drenched thriller, Murder by Storm. We swapped stories about Houston, West Texas, old fashioned's (Maker’s Mark vs. 1792), dogs, pasta sauce, and how real hurricanes reshape people and...
From Pop-Ins to PopCon: Eagle Pass’ Fan Fest Preview Revealed (Ep. 211) 02.12.2025 1:36:14
Broadcasting from Eagle Pass, I kicked off an unplanned Monday show with a candid mood check, some playful banter about “pop-ins,” and a quick riff on why we’ve recently shifted away from heavy politics toward more author and creator interviews. Then we dove into a lively conversation with guest Dannie Mendoza, president of Eagle Pass PopCon. Danny announced a special mini Eagle Pass PopCon event...
A Kingdom of Priests: Passover’s Aftermath and the Hope of Christ’s Reign (Ep. 210) 30.11.2025 1:25:01
In this Bible Study Sunday, I reflect on the spirit of Thanksgiving, genuine friendship, and gratitude for our growing community. From there, we continue our multi-week series on dispensations, revisiting last week’s Passover study and moving into a doctrinal exploration of kingdoms, crowns, and the law—why the Bible devotes so much space to the rise and fall of governments, how Moses served...
Thanksgiving Eve Live: Human Intelligence Lessons, Real Leadership, and Local Voices (Ep. 209) 27.11.2025 1:36:40
In this Thanksgiving-eve episode, I broadcast live from Eagle Pass and welcome Dr. Don Weber—global communication strategist, former human intelligence operative, and executive coach—for a candid, wide-ranging conversation on trust, body language myths, mindful leadership, and how to genuinely connect when speaking. Don shares gripping insights from years operating under multiple identities across...
Dispensation of the Law Begins: Passover Types, Plagues, and a Call to Stand Firm (Ep. 208) 24.11.2025 1:08:32
In this Bible Study Sunday, I broadcast from Eagle Pass and continue our series on Dispensations, moving from the patriarchs into the Dispensation of the Law. I set the stage with Israel’s 400 years in Egyptian bondage and introduce the Passover as both a historic event and a powerful type pointing to Christ, our Passover. We walk through the ten plagues as judgments on Egypt’s gods, then focus on...
From Market Movers to Mythic Shadows: Elections, Lawsuits, and Adult Paranormal Worlds (Ep. 207) 20.11.2025 1:52:22
Tonight I broadcast live from the Asylum Studios in Eagle Pass, Texas for a two-guest show that dug deep into the real-world impact of prediction markets and the grit of adult paranormal fantasy. In hour one, I sat down with Christopher Gerlacher of Prediction News to unpack how platforms like Kalshi and Polymarket translate breaking legal decisions, debates, and early vote trends into market odds...
Art, Law, and Pop Culture: Julian Raven Updates and Eagle Pass Pop-con Preview (Ep. 206) 18.11.2025 2:04:09
On tonight’s show from the Asylum Studios in Eagle Pass, I kicked off a packed program with returning guest and friend of the show, artist and author Julian Raven. Julian delivered a major update on his ongoing legal battles with the Smithsonian Institution, arguing the Smithsonian is a private charitable trust—"an independent entity"—and not a federal government agency, a distinction he says was...
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