The Tudor Dixon Podcast

In this episode, Tudor and Kyle Olson discuss the murder of Ruby Garcia by an illegal alien and the lack of response from Michigan officials. They highlight the inaction of Congresswoman Hillary Scholten, who has a history of defending criminals and advocating for sanctuary cities. They also criticize Governor Gretchen Whitmer's misguided policies, including offering $500 a month to homeowners who...

In this episode, Tudor interviews Karoline Leavitt, the national press secretary for Donald Trump's 2024 campaign for president. They discuss various topics related to the upcoming election. They start by providing an update on the election and the current state of swing states. They then discuss immigration and border security, highlighting the negative consequences of Joe Biden's policies. The c...

In this episode, Meghan Lapp, the fisheries liaison for Seafreeze, discusses the impact of wind turbines on commercial fishing and the environment. She highlights the lack of consideration for fishing grounds and the dangers posed to fishing vessels. Meghan also explains the radar interference caused by wind turbines and the implications for national security. She emphasizes the need for factual i...

In this episode, Tudor explores the speculation and concern surrounding Kate Middleton's recent absence and surgery. Ellie Hall, a former Royal Reporter, provides insights into the inner workings of the Royal Family's PR machine and the tribalism that exists within it. The discussion delves into the controversy surrounding the edited photo of Kate and her children and the impact on the public's tr...

In this episode, Tudor discusses the challenges of parenting and how our culture has made it even harder. She is joined by Tim Carney, author of 'Family Unfriendly', who shares his insights on the intensive parenting culture and the negative effects of over-scheduling and high expectations. They also discuss the decline of walkable communities and the importance of independent play. The fear of le...

In this episode, Tudor welcomes Amy DiSibio of ackforwhales.org for a conversation exploring the negative impacts of wind turbines on the environment and wildlife, with a focus on the effects on whales. The discussion highlights concerns about the size and scale of offshore wind projects, the pollution caused by the construction and maintenance of turbines, and the potential harm to marine life. T...

In this episode, Tudor interviews Batya Ungar-Sargon, the opinion editor of Newsweek and author of 'Bad News: How Woke Media is Undermining Democracy.' They discuss the political division in the country and the misconception that Americans are more divided than united. They delve into the Democrats' loss of the working class and the impact of EV mandates on auto workers. They also explore the deva...

In this episode, Tudor discusses the State of the Union address and President Biden's remarks on the border with her guest, Mark Lamb, the Sheriff of Pinal County, Arizona. They highlight the impact of illegal immigration on border states, including the challenges faced by Native American reservations. They also discuss the changing demographics of border crossers and the presence of gang members...

In this episode, Tudor discusses the topic of transgenderism and children transitioning with Tamara Pietzke. They explore the politicization of the issue and the loss of trust in the medical community. Tamara shares her experiences and concerns as a therapist, including the lack of research and informed consent. They discuss the importance of therapy and the need for long-term studies. Tamara also...

This episode discusses the shocking story of baby trafficking in the country of Georgia.  Tudor introduces Tamuna Museridze, an activist and victim of baby trafficking, who shares her own story and the work she is doing to reunite families. The conversation covers the secrecy and shame surrounding adoption in Georgia, the illegal adoption market in the United States, and the challenges faced in re...

In this episode, Tudor, Bob Schwartz, and Michelle Sarkisian discuss the dangers of overprescribing medications, especially to children. Bob shares his harrowing experience with Concerta, which led to acute psychosis and long-term neurological damage. The group criticizes the medical community's lack of informed consent and the pharmaceutical industry's influence on institutions. They explore the...

In this episode, Tudor discusses the border and immigration policies with Kate Monroe, a disabled US Marine Corps veteran and CEO of Vetcom. They talk about the importance of securing the border and taking action, the chances of winning in California, the dangers of manipulative and charming politicians, and the need for leadership and salesmanship in the Republican party. They also discuss the is...

In this episode, Tudor welcomes Lisa Boothe to discuss Mitch McConnell's resignation from Senate leadership, analyzing its implications for the Republican Party and speculating on his successor, with preferences for assertive candidates like Rand Paul or Josh Hawley. They explore the party's evolution since Trump's rise and the loss of trust over the border bill. The conversation also covers the b...

In this episode, Tudor discusses the overprescribing of pharmaceuticals and the influence of pharmaceutical companies with Dr. Peter Breggin, a Harvard-trained psychiatrist. They explore the impact of medication on mental health, the manipulation of the medical system, and the connection between medication and tragic situations like school shootings. They also discuss the historical context of med...

In this episode, Tudor discusses the challenges of managing technology with children in the modern age. She is joined by retired Navy Captain Peter Ryan, who highlights the dangers of screen addiction and its impact on children and the military. They discuss the addictive nature of apps and social media, the effects on mental health and emotional growth, and the decline of fertility rates. They al...

In this episode, Tudor welcomes Maureen Flatley, an expert in government reform and oversight involving children, who discusses the importance of protecting children online. She emphasizes the need for law enforcement to address child exploitation and the failure of current legislation to adequately implement necessary measures. Maureen highlights the role of tech companies in reporting child sexu...

This episode features an interview with Attorney Brandon Thomas Wolfe who discusses a federal lawsuit filed on behalf of a Michigan family whose daughter was sexually assaulted by a prominent local elected official's son. The lawsuit alleges that the parents of the rapist used their political influence to circumvent the school's expulsion and allow their son back into the same school as his victim...

In this episode, Tudor discusses the black vote and community revival with Bob Woodson, founder and president of the Woodson Center. They explore the impact of segregation, the strength of faith and family in black communities, and the history of black education and achievement. They also discuss the negative effects of government policies and the importance of community support and surrogate pare...

In this episode, Tudor talks to Cata Truss, a resident of Chicago, who shares her experience fighting against the city's decision to turn a park into a migrant shelter. She discusses the lack of community consultation and the impact on local resources. Truss emphasizes the need for voters to choose candidates based on their individual merits rather than party affiliation. She also calls for Republ...

In this episode, Tudor and Rabbi Aryeh Lightstone discuss the recent sanctions imposed by the Biden administration on four Israelis living in the West Bank. They explore the implications of these sanctions and the political motivations behind them. The conversation delves into the potential threats to the alliance between the United States and Israel, as well as the impact on Arab support for Bide...

In this episode, Greg Laurie, the senior pastor of Harvest Christian Fellowship, shares his personal journey of finding faith in Jesus and the impact of the Jesus Movement of the 1960s and 70s. He discusses the importance of personal testimonies and the role of Christians in society. Greg emphasizes the need for biblical literacy and a biblical worldview in today's culture. He also addresses the i...

In this episode, Tudor discusses the conspiracy theories surrounding Taylor Swift's relationship with Travis Kelce and her alleged influence on young voters. Tudor welcomes Ray Stevens, an award-winning country radio and talk show host, to explore the intersection of country music and politics. They discuss the challenges faced by conservative artists in a liberal industry and the importance of su...

In this episode, Dr. Jody Levine discusses the latest trend of skincare among teen girls and the potential dangers associated with it. She explains how social media influences these trends and the importance of using age-appropriate skincare products. Dr. Levine highlights the risks of using adult skincare products on kids' skin and the potential long-term damage it can cause. She also addresses c...

In this episode, Tudor discusses the issue of political litmus tests and the role of government in various aspects of society. She starts by sharing her experience with all gender bathrooms and questions their effectiveness. She then explores the role of government in regulating all gender bathrooms, particularly in schools. Tudor emphasizes the importance of protecting individual freedoms and cri...

In this controversial episode, Pastor Darrell Scott joins Tudor to discuss the problematic statements made by right-wing activists, Charlie Kirk and Candace Owens. They address Kirk's remarks about black airline pilots. They also highlight the negative impact of Kirk's influence on the party's image and the alienation of minority and women voters. The conversation sheds light on the lack of substa...