The Lancaster Patriot Podcast

On Aug. 31 local pastor Joel Saint (Independence Reformed Bible Church) addressed the three Lancaster County commissioners regarding socialism. All three commissioners responded to the pastor's comments. 

Local pastor Joel Saint joins The Lancaster Patriot's Chris Hume to provide commentary and analysis on the Amos Miller story. (To watch the video of the podcast, visit The Lancaster Patriot's YouTube channel .

Local pastor Joel Saint joins The Lancaster Patriot's Chris Hume to provide commentary and analysis on a recent speech given in Lancaster by Dr. Greg Carey entitled, "Christian Nationalism: What Everyone Needs to Know."

Earlier this month, both the PA House and Senate voted to fund the University of Pittsburgh despite the fact that the school has not ceased its research using the body parts of murdered babies. On today's episode, Representative Kathy Rapp (R-65) joins Chris Hume to discuss this ongoing story.

In this episode of The Lancaster Patriot Podcast, Ralph Cochran, President of Turley Talks, joins Chris Hume to discuss Turley Talks' new film and the woke outcry against it. We also look at Hempfield's recent school board vote and the compromise of 47 GOP legislators regarding marriage.

Tom Jones sat down with The Lancaster Patriot's Chris Hume on June 17, 2022, to discuss his campaign for state representative, his worldview and values, and the future of the conservative movement in Lancaster County and Pennsylvania.

During the May 2022 primary, Mike Jones supported two challengers to GOP incumbents. Both of them won. In response, GOP leadership kicked Jones out of three committees. He sat down with The Lancaster Patriot to discuss.

On May 23, 2022, Representative Dave Zimmerman was removed from three legislative committees. The decision was made by "leadership" within the Republican Party. Representative Zimmerman sat down with The Lancaster Patriot to discuss this decision and his concerns with the actions of GOP leadership.

A homosexual pride flag was allegedly stolen from a Lancaster City residence this week. On this episode of The Lancaster Patriot Podcast, Chris Hume provides commentary on this incident and the LNP article that covered it.

Hempfield School District tries to address the drag queen event, but fails to deal with the fundamental problem. A bill that would have abolished all abortion in Louisiana is rejected by "pro-lifers."

Charlies Gerow is a Republican running for Pennsylvania Governor. He joins me today to talk about abortion, education, taxation, and more.

Captain Charles Mingonet, USN (retired) served 25 years with the Navy. His experience includes serving as Commander of a combat carrier squadron 2004-2005, Electron Warfare Office for Central Command Head Quarters 2005-2006, Congressional Navy Liaison for Naval Warfare Director 2006, Commander of a Naval Air Station 2007-2010. He attended Asbury College and received a Business Degree in 1980. Foll...

Avian flu detected at fifth facility in Lancaster County, Amos Miller continues his battle with the USDA, and the Lancaster County Human Trafficking Task Force arrests a man for trafficking 18-year-old. All this an and more on today's episode of The Lancaster Patriot Podcast. For more, visit https://thelancasterpatriot.com/.

Barry Barkley is the Lancaster Area Chapter Leader for the John Birch Society. He joins the show today to talk about limited government, globalism, and more. For more information about The John Birch Society, visit www.jbs.org or email blbarkley2@gmail.com

Kreider Farms destroys 1.5 million chickens, thieves steal $17,000 from skill machines, child rapist sentenced to only 19-40 years in prison, and Senator Doug Mastriano releases his plan for first 100 days as governor. All this an and more on today's episode of The Lancaster Patriot Podcast. For more, visit https://thelancasterpatriot.com/.

Dr. Nche Zama is a Republican running for Pennsylvania Governor. He is a renowned cardiothoracic surgeon who completed training at the Cleveland Clinic and Harvard University. Zama holds a PhD in chemistry, a Harvard master’s degree in management, and a medical degree. He joins the podcast today to talk about abortion, pandemic mismanagement, and education.

LGBTQ activist "flees" to Lancaster County, Lancaster Mennonite School's Anti-Racism Task Force recommends woke books, and a local woman killed by a reckless driver. For more, visit https://thelancasterpatriot.com/.

Representative Bryan Cutler (R-100, serving part of Lancaster County) will appear on the May 17 primary ballot against Anne Weston. He joins me today to discuss abortion, term limits, education, and more.

Congressman Smucker votes for legislation related to retirement regulations, City of Lancaster approves of Philadelphia's increased gun regulations, and a theft in Columbia Borough motivated by hate.

Another fatal crash on State Route 72, LG Health Recognized as "LGBTG+ Equality Leader," and Lancaster County candidates prepare for primary showdowns. For more, visit https://thelancasterpatriot.com/.

James Jones is a Pennsylvania Republican running for the office of Lieutenant Governor. Jones is the founder and principal at Silverback Commodities and has over 25 years of experience with global governments, energy, military, finance, project development, and engineering. In this episode of The Lancaster Patriot podcast, Jones discusses why he is running for Lieutenant Governor.

Rep. Jim Cox announces he will not run for re-election, Lancaster County Human Trafficking Task Force conducts sting operation, and a Manheim woman stabs her husband in the face five times.

Mike Miller is a Republican running for State Senate, representing northern Lancaster County (District 36). He earned an MBA from Temple University and is a business owner in the financial services industry. He joins me today to discuss his campaign and platform.

Representative Sturla calls for equal pay, a fatal shooting in downtown Lancaster, and the former Officer in Charge of the Lancaster County Drug Task Force is charged with stealing more than $200,000 from the Task Force.

New business comes to Denver, PA, cat adoption on Saint Patrick's Day, and a lawsuit focused on government education.