The Joe Rooz Show

Why do talented, capable people sometimes become their own biggest obstacle? Dr. Albert Bramante has spent more than two decades in the entertainment industry as a talent agent while studying the psychology behind self-defeating behavior. He joins Joe Rooz for a conversation about self-sabotage, procrastination, fear of failure—and even fear of success. Albert explains why self-sabotage can functi...

In this Sunday Bible study, I continued our walk through Daniel by focusing on Daniel chapter 2 and Nebuchadnezzar’s forgotten dream. We looked at the impossible demand placed on Babylon’s wise men, Daniel’s decision to seek God in prayer with Hananiah, Mishael, and Azariah, and the humility Daniel showed when God revealed both the dream and its interpretation. One of the clearest takeaways in thi...

Was the American Civil War inevitable—or did the United States have another path? On this episode of The Joe Rooz Show , Joe sits down with author, attorney, historian, and professor C. Evan Stewart for a fascinating reexamination of the months between Abraham Lincoln's election and the outbreak of the Civil War. Stewart's latest book, William Henry Seward's Quest to Save the Nation During the Sec...

Real preparedness isn't just about what you buy. It's about learning how to use what you already have. Wayne Rankin returns to The Joe Rooz Show for Wednesdays with Wayne , and this week we're getting practical about homesteading, self-reliance, forestry, food production, and turning the resources around you into something useful. Wayne takes us inside the latest work happening at the Rankin Ranch...

We spend plenty of time thinking about what we intentionally put into our bodies—but what about everything getting into them that we never chose? In this episode of The Joe Rooz Show , Joe sits down with Matthew Hazen, founder and CEO of Human Consciousness Support, the company behind MasterPeace , for a wide-ranging conversation about environmental toxins, heavy metals, glyphosate, microplastics,...

The Book of Daniel begins not with a lion's den, a fiery furnace, or a great prophetic vision—but with a teenage boy taken from his home and dropped into the heart of Babylon. In this episode of The Joe Rooz Show Sunday Bible Study , we begin our study through the Book of Daniel with Daniel Chapter 1 and one of the most important statements in the entire book: “But Daniel purposed in his heart tha...

Why do some people seem to climb the corporate ladder while others work just as hard—or harder—and continually get overlooked? Career coach and author Nicole Fronek joins Joe for a candid conversation about career advancement, workplace strategy, leadership, office politics, personal branding, networking, and what actually determines who gets ahead in corporate America. After more than two decades...

What happens when Americans stop separating their politics from where they spend their money? Tonight, Joe sits down with Jeff Kruszyna, founder and CEO of JMK Victory , for a wide-ranging conversation about conservative politics, grassroots fundraising, the 2026 midterm elections, and the growing Patriot Economy —a network of consumers and businesses increasingly choosing to support companies tha...

What would George Washington think if he suddenly returned to America in 2026? Would he recognize the country he helped create—or wonder how far it had drifted from the principles of its founding?   Author William Gensburger joins Joe for a wide-ranging conversation inspired by The Path of Duty and Honor , the political thriller he co-authored with bestselling author J.C. Ryan. The novel brin...

After more than six months of studying the Book of Revelation chapter by chapter, we have reached the end. In this final installment of our study of the Book of Revelation, Joe examines Revelation Chapters 21 and 22 and what Scripture reveals about eternity: the new heaven and new earth, New Jerusalem, the River of Life, the Tree of Life, the end of the curse, and God's eternal dwelling with His p...

Life can change in an instant. For award-winning author and poet Linda Drattell , that change came through two life-altering experiences: losing her hearing as an adult and surviving the 2016 terrorist attack in Nice, France. Rather than allowing those events to define her, she transformed them into stories of resilience, humor, hope, and the courage to remain true to herself. In this episode Joe...

What happens after the Millennial Kingdom? Who stands before the Great White Throne? Can anyone be saved by their works? In today's Sunday Bible Study, Joe continues the verse-by-verse journey through the Book of Revelation with one of the most sobering chapters in all of Scripture. Revelation Chapter 20 reveals Satan's final rebellion, the Battle of Gog and Magog, the resurrection of the unsaved...

What makes ordinary people follow dangerous leaders? Why are we fascinated by serial killers? And what can criminal psychology teach us about manipulation, cults, and human nature? In this thought-provoking episode, bestselling true crime author and syndicated radio host Alan R. Warren joins Joe for a wide-ranging conversation about serial killers, cult leaders, criminal profiling, media fascinati...

Why do so many Americans feel disconnected from the institutions they once trusted? Tonight, on  The Joe Rooz Show , Joe sits down with Dr. Joel Rakow , author of Life in Woke America , to explore the growing crisis of trust affecting government, media, education, corporations, and American culture. Together they examine why many people feel politically homeless, how merit and identity have b...

In this Sunday Bible Study, we step back before diving directly into Revelation Chapter 20 to lay a biblical foundation for understanding the Millennial Kingdom. Together, we examine how Scripture ties together from Revelation 19, Matthew 25, Ezekiel 20, Luke 1, Isaiah, Jeremiah, Romans 8, and many other passages to demonstrate that Christ's thousand-year reign is not an isolated doctrine, but a p...

What makes horror endure? Is it the monsters...or the people facing them? Tonight Joe welcomes Bram Stoker Award-winning author Nzondi (Ace Antonio Hall) for a fascinating conversation that goes far beyond zombies and the supernatural. Together they explore why horror remains one of the most powerful forms of storytelling, how fear exposes our humanity, and why memorable characters matter more tha...

What happens after the election? Tonight, author Sidney Pines returns to The Joe Rooz Show to discuss her latest book, Golden Age Rising, the follow-up to Awakening: A Patriot's Diary of American Deception. Together, Joe and Sidney explore how America's political and cultural landscape has changed since the 2024 election, what predictions proved accurate, which ones didn't, and why she believes th...

What if becoming more prepared didn't require spending more money? This week on Wednesday's with Wayne, Joe and Wayne explore practical self-reliance, preparedness, and the everyday decisions that can help you build a more resilient lifestyle without breaking the bank. The conversation covers everything from making better use of your property and local resources to building relationships with capa...

Revelation Chapter 19 marks one of the most triumphant moments in all of Scripture. After witnessing the fall of Babylon in Revelation 18, heaven erupts with praise as the redeemed cry, "Alleluia!" The Marriage Supper of the Lamb is announced, and Jesus Christ returns—not as the suffering Savior, but as the conquering King riding a white horse to judge the nations in righteousness. In this verse-b...

Artificial intelligence is advancing faster than ever, but beneath the headlines lies a much deeper question: What happens when technology begins to imitate humanity? Tonight, Joe welcomes author Andrew Gillsmith for a thought-provoking conversation exploring artificial intelligence, consciousness, Christianity, and the growing philosophy of transhumanism. Together, they examine the difference bet...

Preparedness doesn't begin with bunkers and generators—it begins with everyday life. Tonight on our Wednesday's with Wayne, Wayne Rankin joins me for another listener-driven conversation on practical preparedness, homesteading, and self-reliance. Instead of focusing on fear or worst-case scenarios, we answer real questions from listeners about building everyday resilience, stretching the grocery b...

When God judges Babylon, the entire world mourns—but heaven rejoices. Why? In this verse-by-verse study of Revelation Chapter 18 , we continue our journey through the Book of Revelation by examining the complete destruction of Babylon , the political, economic, and commercial center of the final world system. After identifying the religious Babylon of Revelation 17, this week's study turns to the...

What happens when everything you've worked for disappears overnight? After Hurricane Maria devastated the Caribbean, entrepreneur and author Sandy Malone watched the successful destination wedding business she spent years building vanish almost instantly. Rather than giving up, she chose to reinvent herself and begin again. Tonight on The Joe Rooz Show , Joe sits down with Sandy for a candid conve...

What makes a story unforgettable? Is it epic battles, magical worlds, and larger-than-life heroes—or is it something much more human? Tonight, on The Joe Rooz Show, Joe sits down with fantasy author J.F. Monroe, creator of the Legacy of the Four trilogy, for a conversation that goes far beyond fantasy novels. Together, they explore why readers connect with flawed heroes, relatable villains, emotio...

Tonight on The Joe Rooz Show , Joe welcomes Wayne Rankin back for another edition of Wednesday's with Wayne , where practical preparedness meets common-sense living. This week's conversation expands beyond traditional prepping and explores the everyday skills that help families become more self-reliant.  Joe and Wayne discuss preparedness without panic, homesteading principles, current events...