Solving America's Problems

Glyphosate is everywhere—from the hummus in your fridge to the vaccines in your clinic. What if it’s making you sick—and no one’s talking about it? In this eye-opening episode of Solving America’s Problems , Zen Honeycutt returns to sound the alarm on glyphosate: the world’s most used herbicide, quietly saturating our food, water, and even medical supplies. Zen connects the dots between industrial...

Zen Honeycutt shares the moment she chose to stop waiting for others to lead—and became the driving force behind a food revolution. In this episode of Solving America’s Problems , we meet the unstoppable founder of Moms Across America, Zen Honeycutt. What started as personal heartbreak and health challenges turned into a sweeping national movement that’s reshaped food policy, family health, and th...

What if the food on your plate was making your child sick—and no one believed you? In this raw, inspiring episode of Solving America’s Problems , Zen Honeycutt—founder of Moms Across America—joins us to share her deeply personal journey that began with a family health crisis and transformed into a national movement. What started with an unexpected reaction at Thanksgiving launched Zen into a battl...

What if the real problem isn’t just the system—but what we were never taught? In this eye-opening final segment, Nick Hiter breaks down how a lack of education in insurance literacy , legal planning , and preventive health leaves Americans exposed. Learn how to choose a trustworthy broker, navigate hospital pricing, and avoid the traps that bankrupt families. Timestamps: (00:15) Trust and Choosing...

Think you’re stuck with that medical bill? Think again. In this empowering segment, Nick Hiter shows how everyday Americans can fight back by negotiating directly with providers , challenging bogus charges, and understanding when to reject inflated insurance claims. From cash price vs. insurance price to spotting billing errors, this is your insider’s guide to financial survival in a rigged system...

Is your insurance really protecting you—or setting you up to fail? Solving America’s Problems takes on the broken health insurance system with Nick Hiter , a former pro athlete turned consumer advocate . From bankruptcies caused by “in-network” confusion to hidden clauses draining your wallet, this episode reveals what your policy doesn’t tell you—and the simple steps that could save you thousands...

Are you being trained to crave what’s killing you? This explosive episode exposes how Big Tobacco’s tactics invaded the food industry , engineering hyper-palatable products that sabotage health. Dr. Sean Dill unpacks the dangerous links between socioeconomics , education , and chronic disease—while also revealing how AI and simple daily habits can reclaim control over your well-being. Timestamps:...

What if leaving insurance behind was the smartest move for your health? In this bold episode, Dr. Amanda Holden and Dr. Sean Dill break down how cash-based care , health savings accounts (HSAs) , and concierge models are giving power back to patients. From rising maternal mortality to systemic inequality, this conversation uncovers how financial freedom can become health freedom. Timestamps: (00:0...

Is the U.S. healthcare system built to heal—or to keep you sick? This episode exposes the foundation of America’s “sick care” model , where profits outweigh patients and incentives drive dysfunction. With insights from Dr. Amanda Holden and Dr. Sean Dill , we explore how system design, marketing, and provider disillusionment have created a healthcare crisis—and what real solutions look like. Times...

Higher education is undergoing a transformation. Jerremy and Dave examine how student debt, administrative inflation, and evolving classroom models are reshaping the college experience. They break down the profit motive in education , the debate over student loan forgiveness , and the impact of AI on future jobs . This segment outlines critical insights and practical advice for anyone questioning...

Is college still worth it? Jerremy and Dave revisit this fundamental question, reflecting on key insights from previous discussions about the shifting landscape of higher education . With rising tuition costs and evolving career pathways, they challenge long-standing assumptions about the necessity of a degree . From the bias against non-degree holders to the value of trade schools , this segment...

As artificial intelligence reshapes the job market , is a college degree still the best investment ? In this episode, Jerremy Newsome and Dave Conley dive into the future of work , the rise of non-traditional education , and whether universal basic income could replace the need for higher education. Can AI actually make humanities and creativity more valuable ? This conversation challenges everyth...

With college tuition skyrocketing and student debt climbing past $1.7 trillion , is traditional education still worth the cost? In this episode, Jerremy Newsome and Dave Conley examine the real cost of college , the future of humanities and arts , and the biggest barriers to educational reform . How can we make learning more affordable, innovative, and accessible ? Tune in as experts reveal the hi...

Is traditional college still the best path to success, or is it failing to keep up with a rapidly changing world? In this episode, Jerremy Newsome and Dave Conley explore the shifting landscape of education with Kyle Gray , author of The College Entrepreneur , and Karen Elliott , chair of Finance and FinTech at the University of Birmingham. They discuss the impact of AI on education , the true val...

Employers say they want skilled workers —but are college degrees actually holding people back? Anya Kamenetz explains why degree requirements act as lazy filters , keeping talented people out of jobs . This episode dives into the real problem with hiring , how companies can rethink credentials , and why some of the biggest employers are ditching degrees entirely . Plus, radical education reform id...

What if you could build a successful career—without college and without debt? Anya Kamenetz explores the game-changing education models redefining learning: trade schools, hybrid degrees , online universities , and debt-free skill-building programs . Who is most affected by the student debt crisis? And what’s the boldest solution for fixing the system? Get ready for a no-BS conversation about what...

Tuition is skyrocketing. Student debt is crushing a generation. Is college still the best path to success—or is it time for a radical reinvention? Anya Kamenetz , award-winning journalist and author of Generation Debt and The Stolen Year , exposes the failures of higher education , how COVID-19 accelerated its downfall, and the systemic flaws fueling a $1.6 trillion crisis . Can universities adapt...

Is student debt a necessary burden or a broken system ? In this episode, Jerremy Newsome and guests debate the ethics of student loan forgiveness , the true impact of debt on financial futures , and whether education costs should be restructured entirely . With millions struggling under crippling debt , is loan forgiveness the right answer , or does financial literacy hold the key to solving the c...

Is America’s education system outdated ? As the workforce evolves, many argue that traditional schooling no longer prepares students for real-world careers . In this conversation, Jeremy Hritz and Robert Wallace break down the stigma around trade schools , the value of hands-on skills , and why teachers deserve more recognition . Can we reform education to better align with modern economic demands...

For decades, a college degree was considered essential for success . But with skyrocketing tuition , crippling student debt , and a rapidly changing job market , many are questioning if it’s still the best path. In this episode of Solving America’s Problems , hosts Jerremy Newsome and Dave Conley sit down with Rob Wallace and Jeremy Ritz to examine the real value of a degree , the rise of alternat...

The future of America’s finances isn’t just up to Washington —it’s up to you . In this empowering conversation , Tom Adjutant, Rhett Powers, and Alex Peikoff reveal how small financial changes at the personal level can ripple into national reform . From household budgeting to entrepreneurial growth , they lay out real steps that every American can take to build a stronger financial future . Can we...

Summary: What if America could reset its entire financial system with three simple rules ? Tom Adjutant lays out his no-nonsense strategy for a sustainable economy , where government spending is capped , debt is controlled , and personal responsibility is prioritized . This episode explores the core values driving our financial health , the flaws in our political system , and how we can escape the...

If you had to cut $1 trillion from the U.S. budget , where would you start? In this explosive debate , Tom Adjutant and leading financial minds break down America’s biggest expenses , from Medicare to education , and challenge what’s truly essential . With runaway spending pushing the country deeper into debt, they debate whether our entire budget system is broken —or if there’s still time to fix...

America’s national debt is skyrocketing , increasing by $12.5 billion per hour —but is there a way to stop it? In this high-stakes discussion , Preston Brown, Alex Peikoff, Rhett Powers, Paul Kazanofski, and Tom Adjutant dive into the root causes of our financial crisis and lay out bold, practical solutions . From government waste to financial education , they challenge the political failures driv...

A single moment of tragedy sparked a nationwide movement. In this final review episode, Jerremy and Dave revisit Lori Alhadeff’s powerful story —how the loss of her daughter, Alyssa, in the Parkland school shooting led to a relentless push for Alyssa’s Law , a groundbreaking safety initiative now shaping schools across the country.  (00:00) Introduction: Why This Episode Matters  (00:14)...