The Adam Green Show

What does freedom REALLY mean in America? Are we truly free—or do government control, political hypocrisy, censorship, and financial barriers limit our individual rights? In this episode of The Adam Green Show, Adam welcomes attorney Jason A. Newfield, founder of Newfield Law Group, P.C., for a candid discussion of liberty, free speech, personal responsibility, and the limits of government power....

Is the art of writing disappearing, or are we simply witnessing the next stage in its evolution? On this episode of The Adam Green Show, Adam sits down with professional writer, former journalist, author, and longtime educator Peter Kravitz to explore the history, importance, and future of writing. From ancient writing systems and the printing press to email, texting, social media, and ChatGPT, Ad...

Soccer is booming in America, but what will it take for the United States to truly compete with the world’s great soccer nations? On this episode of The Adam Green Show, Adam sits down with former professional player and youth soccer trainer Sameer Al Dabbagh to explore the remarkable rise of soccer in the United States and what still needs to change. They discuss the impact of the 1994 World Cup,...

Could artificial intelligence become powerful enough to act against human interests? In this episode of The Adam Green Show, Adam sits down with AI policy adviser Scott Mulligan for a fascinating and unsettling conversation about AI safety, artificial intelligence regulation, and the risks that may come with increasingly powerful AI systems. They explore AI experiments involving blackmail and unex...

Research continues to show that the single greatest predictor of long-term happiness, health, and fulfillment isn't wealth, fame, or career success—it's the quality of our relationships. In this episode, Adam Green sits down with author, therapist, business consultant, and speaker Tildet Varon to explore why meaningful human connection is essential for emotional well-being, physical health...

Why do most British police officers patrol without guns while armed policing is the norm in America? Adam Green sits down with Mat Scanlan, a veteran English police officer with nearly 30 years of experience, for a fascinating look inside the major differences between policing in the United States and the United Kingdom. From firearms and traffic stops to violent crime, police training, public tru...

More than three decades after Jerry Garcia's passing, the Grateful Dead remain one of the most influential and beloved bands in music history. But what explains their incredible staying power? In this fascinating conversation, Adam Green sits down with musician, music therapist, and Grateful Dead historian Ken Aen to explore the unique culture that transformed a rock band into a worldwide comm...

What powers our future? As electricity demand surges from AI, data centers, electric vehicles, and modern technology, can America's aging electrical grid keep up? In this episode, Adam Green sits down with solar industry engineer Brett Kravitz to explain why utility-scale solar—not rooftop panels—is rapidly becoming one of the world's fastest-growing energy sources. They discuss battery storage, t...

For over 2,600 years, Jewish communities thrived in Iraq before history took a tragic turn. In this fascinating conversation, Adam Green sits down with Philip Kazam, whose family fled Baghdad in 1948 after generations of prosperity. Their magnificent family home later became the French Embassy—and today is at the center of a multi-million-dollar international legal battle. From ancient Babylon to...

How good of a listener are you really? In this thought-provoking conversation, Adam Green sits down with licensed psychotherapist Marisol Kaminsky to explore the art and science of listening. From empathetic and active listening to the impact of social media, AI, distractions, and modern life, they discuss why deep listening is becoming increasingly rare—and why it may be the key to stronger relat...

What happens when a science-minded professional and a Bible literalist sit down for an honest conversation? In this episode of The Adam Green Show, Adam Green welcomes Craig Duerr for a fascinating discussion on faith, science, evolution, creation, Noah's Ark, miracles, and whether "settled science" truly exists. Craig has spent decades relying on scientific evidence in the food and...

What does it really mean to help others? In this episode of The Adam Green Show, Adam Green sits down with philanthropist, mentor, crisis intervention volunteer, and CEO Louis Pillemer for a fascinating conversation about charity, volunteering, philanthropy, and creating lasting change. Drawing on more than a decade of experience helping individuals and families through crisis, Louis shares powerf...

Is it ever okay to lie? In this episode of The Adam Green Show, Adam sits down with his son Gabriel Green for a thoughtful, funny, and deeply personal conversation about honesty, white lies, moral dilemmas, and the real cost of bending the truth. Together, they explore whether lying is always wrong, when compassion might justify a lie, how honesty affects relationships, business, family, politics,...

In this episode of The Adam Green Show, Adam sits down with Haitian-American guest Francklin Guerrier for a powerful conversation about Haiti, history, culture, pride, and the emotional meaning behind Haiti qualifying for the 2026 FIFA World Cup after 52 years. Francklin shares his perspective on Haiti’s rich culture, music, faith, difficult history, current struggles, and the incredible joy surro...

Episode 1 of The Adam Green Show Is social media destroying society—or connecting it in ways we’ve never seen before? In this episode of The Adam Green Show, Adam sits down with Dana Kravitz for a powerful generational debate on the real impact of social media. From mental health and addiction to algorithms, misinformation, and opportunity, this conversation dives deep into both sides. If you’ve e...