The Pod Millennial with Libby Emmons

On this episode of The Pod Millennia l, Libby Emmons sits down with New York Times bestselling author Joshua Lisec to unpack his upcoming book, "Haitians of Springfield." They go beyond the viral "cats and dogs" meme from the 2024 election cycle to explore the real story of mass migration's impact on Springfield, Ohio — from surging housing costs and strained public services to a "two-tiered justi...

In this eye-opening conversation, former FBI Special Agent and licensed private investigator Tom Simon shares with Libby Emmons one of the most covert financial crimes in America: home title fraud, coined “house stealing” by the FBI. Drawing on 26 years of experience investigating financial crimes for the FBI, Tom explains how criminals can file fraudulent documents with your county clerk's office...

On this episode of The Pod Millennial , Texas Congressman Brandon Gill joins host Libby Emmons to discuss the shifting landscape of the Democrat Party as socialists are on the rise and the party veers sharply left. It brings up serious questions about mass migration, cultural assimilation, and what it really means to be an American. Brandon Gill is one of the fiercest voices in Congress right now,...

In this episode of The Pod Millennial , Libby Emmons sits down with Claire Ath, Executive Director of Vita et Terra — a new Catholic organization reconnecting the pro-life movement with care for the natural world. They discuss why boredom might actually be the secret ingredient for raising imaginative, resilient kids, the deeper cultural rot driving the abortion crisis, why fewer people are gettin...

What actually happens to collagen in your body as you age — and why does it matter? In this episode, Libby sits down with Dr. Chad Walding, Doctor of Physical Therapy and co-founder of NativePath, to break down the science of collagen: what it is, why quality matters more than most people realize, and how grass-fed sourcing affects what your body actually absorbs. Dr. Walding explains why Type I a...

On this episode of The Pod Millennial , host Libby Emmons sits down with Seamus Coughlin — cartoonist, political commentator, and creator of Freedom Toons — to talk about his ambitious new animated series, Twisted Plots . Seamus shares how a successful crowdfunding campaign helped build something conservatives have been missing: quality entertainment that doesn't preach, but still tells the truth....

On this episode of The Pod Millennial — two conversations you don't want to miss. First, Ari Hoffman, West Coast Editor at The Post Millennial, joins host Libby Emmons to break down what he calls the Hamasification of American politics. They discuss a trend of Islamist-backed congressional candidates in New Jersey and Michigan, an alliance of socialists and Islamist groups quietly taking over loca...

In this episode, host Libby sits down with Dr. Chad Walding, co-founder of NativePath, to unpack one of the most overlooked reasons people feel stiff, slow, and achy as they age — collagen loss. Dr. Chad explains why modern diets leave most people chronically deficient. If you've been writing off joint pain and slower recovery as "just getting older," this conversation might change how you think a...

On this episode of The Pod Millennial , host Libby Emmons sits down with Dan Fleuette — producer, photographer, and author of Rebels, Rogues and Outlaws — for a wide-ranging conversation about the state of art and culture in America. Dan shares the origin of his five-year photography project documenting guests of Steve Bannon's War Room , which unexpectedly became a celebrated coffee-table portrai...

On this episode of The Pod Millennial — a women-only app, a man who wants in, and the Australian court case that could change everything.  Libby Emmons sits down with Sall Grover who built the Giggle app to give women a safe space online. Roxy Tickle sued her for keeping him out.  Sall's court battles have been endless — but she's not done fighting.  Links: Follow Libby Emmons on X:...

Libby Emmons sits down with Dr. Chad Walding, co-founder of NativePath, to talk about how his years as a physical therapist that led him to question the conventional medical model and look to ancestral nutrition for answers to helping the human body. He explains why collagen is the most abundant protein in the body, how natural production begins declining around age 25, and why even a high-protein...

 If representation really matters, why do we keep leaving all the boys out? What if the books your son is reading actually celebrated him, his curiosity, his courage, and his faith?  On this episode of The Pod Millennial, Libby Emmons sits down with Brianna Gilmore of Ark Press about a brand new young adult series that's doing exactly that. American Treasure Hunters follows three teenage boys...

On this episode of The Pod Millennial, China is running an industrial-scale organ harvesting operation — killing prisoners of conscience on demand, and for profit. Host Libby Emmons sits down with Jan Jekielek, senior editor at The Epoch Times and author of the New York Times bestseller Killed to Order . They talked about how this industry works, who the victims are, and why the U.S. may be more c...

She launched a women's magazine in 2019 that now gets 200 million views a month — and she did it by simply giving women what they actually wanted. On this episode of The Pod Millennial , Brittany Hugoboom, editor-in-chief of Evie Magazine, joins Libby Emmons to talk about building a media empire for women who were left behind by the mainstream, why they created a dress that broke the internet, and...

"Safe, legal, and rare” — remember when that was the standard?  On this episode of The Pod Millennial, host Libby Emmons sits down with Kristan Hawkins, president of Students for Life, to break down how we got from that to abortion on demand at nine months. We go deep into the pro-life movement's messaging battle, and the fertility crisis. They also wrestle with the culture war over motherhoo...

On this episode of The Pod Millennial, Jennifer Sey — former athlete, Levi's exec, and founder of XX-XY Athletics — joins host Libby Emmons to talk about why she gave up her career to stand up for female athletes, what really happened at Levi's, and the ideology she says is erasing women from their own sports. Links Follow Libby Emmons on X: https://x.com/libbyemmons The Post Millennial: https://t...

In this episode of The Pod Millennial , the host Libby Emmons sits down with Nicole Neily of Defending Education, to discuss how ideological content has infiltrated K-12 schools at every level and how COVID's remote learning unexpectedly exposed parents to what was (and wasn't) being taught.  She and Libby discuss declining the erosion of academic rigor and the adversarial shift in the school...

In this episode of The Pod Millennial , host Libby Emmons examines two spaces where women's safety and fairness are being compromised: women's sports and women's prisons. First, Libby speaks with Brooke Slusser, a former San Jose State women's volleyball player, who shares the shocking story of how her team was kept in the dark about having a male player on their roster — and the retaliation she f...

On this episode of  The Pod Millennial , Libby Emmons digs into the great Lord of the Rings controversy that broke the internet. After Jack Posobiec's viral take sparked a massive online debate, Libby sits down with Jack to explore big questions: Can a text by a Catholic author like J.R.R. Tolkien be overtly pagan while also being underpinned with elements of Christian faith? Should an author...

Are ballet and opera dead—and is cinema next? After Timothée Chalamet sparked outrage with comments about the future of the arts, Libby Emmons sits down with Mary Morgan of Timcast’s Pop Culture Crisis to unpack why so much of modern culture feels like it’s in decline, particularly the disappearance of conservative voices in the arts. Then, the conversation turns to everyday life: why shopping fee...

On this episode of The Pod Millennial , Libby Emmons sits down with legendary Irish comedy writer Graham Linehan for a wide-ranging conversation that touches on creativity, cancellation, and the state of modern entertainment. Graham opens up about his experience being ostracized from the UK comedy world for speaking out against gender ideology, the personal toll of losing lifelong friends, and his...

Libby Emmons opens the episode reflecting on the hypocrisy and deception surrounding the COVID lockdowns—from politicians breaking their own rules to the devastating impact school closures had on children. She recalls life in Brooklyn during March 2020, the divide between the “laptop class” and essential workers, and the moment she realized public health messaging had become political theater. The...

In this episode of The Pod Millennial , Libby Emmons reflects on the irreplaceable nature of human creativity in an age increasingly shaped by artificial intelligence. Through a personal meditation on art, memory, and meaning, she asks what we lose—and what we must protect—as our creations attempt to imitate the human spirit. Libby then sits down with popular podcaster Tim Pool for a wide-ranging...

On this episode of The Pod Millennial , Libby Emmons explores the cultural battles between men and women to a broader ideological takeover shaping the modern art world.  First, Libby recounts how she once idolized male authors like Steinbeck, Faulkner, and Dostoevsky for their ferocity and fearlessness, while dismissing women writers as weak and overly focused on victimhood, sex, and motherho...

Libby Emmons reflects on why her Italian-American grandmother hated The Godfather — not because it wasn’t a cinematic masterpiece, but because of what it represented for immigrant families trying to build dignified lives in America. In this deeply personal monologue, Libby traces her grandmother’s journey from Brooklyn classrooms to apple-picking conversations and Staten Island ferry love stories....