Solving America's Problems

America’s immigration crisis isn’t about too many people—it’s about mindset . Hosts Dave and Jerremy argue for an abundance approach , where economic integration trumps walls and restrictions. They expose flaws in U.S. foreign policy, debunk myths about immigrants and crime, and propose bold, humane solutions that could reshape the system. Tune in for a thought-provoking challenge to conventional...

Immigration is more than a headline—it’s a complex web of economics, demographics, and security. In this episode, hosts Jerremy and Dave dive into the hidden layers of America’s immigration crisis, from LA’s recent raids to historical policies that still shape today’s debates. Discover the untold stories and rigorous research behind their bold solutions, setting the stage for a series that promise...

What if a $33,000 home or simply knowing someone’s name could change a life? In this episode, Jeremy and Dave unpack cutting-edge solutions to homelessness, starting with innovative housing like Boxable’s affordable, quick-to-build homes. They tackle the tough truths about addiction , advocating for rehabilitation programs that give people a real chance at recovery. But the heart of the episode li...

Can we choose to end homelessness ? Hosts Jeremy Alexander Newsome and Dave Conley explore bold, actionable solutions—from church involvement and community care to Finland’s successful housing-first model and smart policy changes. They dive into the psychological drivers behind homelessness, emphasizing the critical role of mental health support. This episode also highlights how city planning , re...

America’s homelessness crisis is staggering—32,000 veterans and 150,000 children are without homes, and the numbers are rising. In this episode, hosts Jeremy Alexander Newsome and Dave Conley sit down with Justin Campbell , Chaplain for Aerial Recovery, to explore the root causes behind this crisis: housing shortages, addiction, and the erosion of community support. Drawing from his disaster relie...

Dave reflects on his overseas trip and America’s global reputation , while Jerremy analyzes economic trends , tariffs , and market shifts . They discuss a cyber attack that emptied grocery shelves , linking it to stock market dynamics, real estate , and inflation . The episode explores social media ’s impact on youth , the rise of the influencer economy , and solutions for homelessness , balancing...

Jerremy and Dave explore government control over personal freedoms , ongoing protests in LA , and the complexities of immigration . They tackle Supreme Court rulings , the mobilization of Marines during protests, and a heated debate on drug legalization . From human trafficking concerns to therapeutic drug use , this episode uncovers tensions between law , freedom , and societal well-being . Times...

Summary: Jerremy and Dave question the bombing of Iran and America’s focus on foreign conflicts over domestic issues like homelessness . They discuss political violence , including an assassination attempt on Minnesota state reps, and debate the federal response to protests in LA . The episode highlights frustration with national priorities and the effectiveness of U.S. interventions , urging a sh...

What if real estate pros used their skills to build homes for the homeless? In this episode, Dave Conley and Jerremy Alexander Newsome explore how entrepreneurs could cut through bureaucracy and make a real impact. With insights from David Jacob and Leslie Bobb , they discuss innovative funding models and the power of community action. The conversation ends with a simple, cost-free step you can ta...

America shamed litterbugs into extinction—can we do the same for homelessness? This episode explores how public campaigns and bold leadership, like Singapore’s 60-year transformation, could inspire systemic change. With homelessness costing $80 billion annually, hosts Dave Conley and Jerremy Alexander Newsome push for coordinated resources, community focus, and political will. Discover why fixing...

What if dehydration or a vitamin deficiency is mistaken for psychosis? In this eye-opening episode, Leslie Bobb and David Jacob expose how poor nutrition and sleep deprivation trap people in homelessness. They argue that communities can break the cycle with simple, overlooked solutions—like real food, not leftovers. Meanwhile, society’s apathy keeps the crisis alive. Discover why small actions cou...

Homelessness isn’t just a lack of housing—it’s a societal choice. In this episode, hosts Dave Conley and Jerremy Alexander Newsome sit down with choice psychologist David Jacob and nutrition expert Leslie Bobb to explore the human side of the crisis. Through personal stories, they reveal how empathy, nutrition, and clean shelters could slash homelessness by over 50%. But with $80 billion wasted an...

Kara Candage, an Army veteran and ER nurse, shares her story of overcoming homelessness while raising her son in a car. Alongside hosts Jerremy Alexander Newsome and Dave Conley, she explores tiny homes as a solution, drawing from Finland’s success. They discuss revitalizing the Midwest with affordable housing and jobs, the role of real estate investors , and Kara’s moving message of resilience an...

Despite spending $20 billion annually, America’s homelessness crisis persists. Hosts Dave Conley and Jerremy Alexander Newsome explore systemic failures with guest Kara Candage, an army veteran and ER nurse who lived in her car with her child. They critique the VA’s inadequacy , unpack the mental health and addiction crises , and propose bold solutions like tiny homes and structured outpatient car...

Army veteran and ER nurse Kara Candage shares her gripping story of surviving homelessness with her young child while attending nursing school. Living in her car, she overcame daily struggles and systemic barriers to earn her degree. Hosts Dave Conley and Jerremy Alexander Newsome explore the homelessness crisis , revealing resilience and the urgent need for solutions . Discover how one mother’s d...

Dave and Jerremy wrap their $80 billion prison exposé , uncovering private prison profits and a broken system. They pivot to homelessness , with Dave’s bold claim: it’s not about homes, it’s about affordability and mental health . Inviting listeners to DM stories , they spark a movement for real change. Join them to fix America’s toughest problems, one conversation at a time. Timestamps : (00:00)...

Where does $80 billion go in America’s justice system? Dave and Jerremy trace the money, revealing undertrained police , storytelling prosecutors , and a 60% recidivism rate . Through Defy Ventures’ model and stories like Kwan’s , they propose actionable fixes: better police training , in-prison education , and policy reform. Learn how to turn awareness into action and reduce crime through communi...

Why does America’s $80 billion justice system fail 60% of the time? Dave and Jerremy dive into the human stories behind the numbers, like Kwan’s remarkable turnaround , and expose a system that punishes but doesn’t reform. From their eye-opening visit to a women’s prison to interviews with former inmates , they uncover low-hanging solutions —better training, education—that could change lives. Join...

"What if there was a simple rule that could cut prison populations in half, make prosecutors think twice before filing bogus charges, and restore justice to America?" Former prosecutor, judge, and attorney Alex Thomason delivers the answer in this explosive finale. From gripping jury trial stories to a shocking malicious prosecution case involving an innocent doctor, Alex exposes how the system de...

“100% of resisting arrest charges are bogus,” says judge, former prosecutor, and lawyer Alex Thomason. Jerremy Alexander Newsome and Dave Conley expose prosecutorial tactics and plea deal traps . With 1.9 million jailed, Thomason unveils suppressed evidence , judicial pride, and state vs. federal court gaps. His bold plan could drive prison reform for fairness. ⏱️ Timestamps: (00:00) Justice Unmas...

Can one rule transform the justice system ? Jerremy Alexander Newsome and Dave Conley dive in with Alex Thomason, a judge , former prosecutor, and lawyer exposing law school gaps and prosecutorial power . With 1.9 million incarcerated, his gun defense case rule could redefine fairness. This episode tackles prison reform and trust, revealing how storytelling shapes verdicts. ⏱️ Timestamps: (00:00)...

Can empathy and education rebuild trust in policing? Hosts Jerremy Alexander Newsome and Dave Conley join Patrol Sergeant Jordan Morris to explore how School Resource Officers connect with kids to prevent crime early. Morris shares the human side of officers, urging better police training to bridge divides. From tackling racial tensions to rethinking political priorities, this heartfelt episode of...

Do lenient drug laws hurt more than they help? Hosts Jerremy Alexander Newsome and Dave Conley join Patrol Sergeant Jordan Morris to unpack the fallout of drug decriminalization in California, where meth possession earns just a ticket. Morris shares the toll on communities and officers, proposing mandatory rehab to break addiction cycles. From the blur between jail and prison to the need for robus...

Can police rebuild trust in a divided world? Hosts Jerremy Alexander Newsome and Dave Conley sit down with Patrol Sergeant Jordan Morris to explore the human side of policing. From a life-changing domestic violence call that broke an abuse cycle to practical tips for respectful police encounters , Morris shares heartfelt victories. Jerremy opens up about his own fears, shaped by his upbringing. Th...

What happens when police are asked to be therapists, mediators, and enforcers with minimal training? Hosts Dave Conley and Jerremy Alexander Newsome join Patrol Sergeant Jordan Morris to explore the crushing demands on modern officers. From handling mental health crises to surviving defund the police backlash, Morris shares the emotional toll and his push for juujitsu training to build resilience....