Supreme Court Pick: Former co-host Leah Fallica and Deane Ramsey discuss many implications of what is to come in the near future regarding the Supreme Court.
We have former co-hosts Mace Jenkins and Leah Fallica talking with Micah of Arkansas who is representing Democrat Celeste Williams who is running to represent Arkansas' 3rd Congressional District.
Former co-hosts Leah Fallica and Matt Genin have on Chloe(D) to have a more liberal discussion on police education and criminal justice reform.
Former co-host Matt Genin interviews Dean Browning (R) of Pennsylvania.
Deane Ramsey and former co-host Leah Fallica talk with Alex(R) about how Covid-19 has affected immigration.
Deane Ramsey and former co-host Leah Fallica continue to discuss modern day journalism and recent polling data.
Deane Ramsey and former co-host Leah Fallica discuss the recent current events pertaining with Kenosha and the Atlantic.
In this episode Deane and Leah have on Alex(R) to discuss the ramification of the covid lockdown.
Former Co-Hosts Mace Jenkins and Leah Fallica interview Dion Bergeron about his campaign for the Indiana House of representatives.
In this episode, Mace and Leah have on Danny to discuss how America is viewed outside of its territory, Ranked choice voting in action and more.
Deane Ramsey, former co-hosts Nick Tolbert and Rebekah Mizener discuss the Bill Barr Hearings and Trump's executive order.
In this episode, Mace talks with Jeremy Tate about the CLT exam, school choice, and common core.
In this episode, Nick and Rebekah talk with Savanna(R) about gun rights and the NRA.
In this episode, Deane and Matt have on the Republican nominee for the 18th congressional district of Pennsylvania, Luke Negron.
In this episode, listen to Deane and Layla discuss the VP pick of Joe Biden.
Deane Ramsey and former co-host Zack Genin discuss the Heals and the Heroes act.
Deane Ramsey and former co-host Matt Genin speak with Grant(R) to discuss the demographics of the parties.
Deane Ramsey talks with Seth Johnson(D) about Alabama, Auburn and senator Doug Jones.