
The Bryce Eddy Show
Salem Podcast Network 721 episodes Nov 9, 2026
The Bryce Eddy Show offers commentary, analysis, and guest interviews on the biblical foundations of American history and the role of pastors in cultural leadership. Episodes examine current events through a Christian worldview, aiming to equip listeners to understand and engage the issues of the day. It is produced within the Salem Podcast Network.
Episodes

Magnetic on Demand - Bart Miller
Bryce sits down with his friend Bart Miller, co-author with his wife of Magnetic on Demand. Bart grew up a ranch kid in Idaho who wanted to be a rodeo cowboy. He came from a broken home and was surrounded by people telling him “that’s not possible.” Today he’s an entrepreneur and marketer who built the first online makeup school and coaches top performers on how to show up.

Siaka Massaquoi: Boreing is Back & Bringing Receipts
Jeremy Boreing is back — and he's bringing receipts. Bryce sits down with his guest to unpack Boreing's authentic, no-BS return to the spotlight, his outsized (and often underappreciated) role in building Daily Wire from the ground up, and why hard-driving leaders like him are exactly what the conservative movement needs more of. From there the conversation turns to Candace Owens — her

The Last Stand: Kevin Kru of The White Rose Resistance
Bryce sits down with his friend Kevin Kru of White Rose Resistance, the Christian pro-life organization co-founded with Seth Gruber. Kevin — who came from a business coaching and consulting background before joining full-time — opens up about leadership, healthy conflict, and what it takes to help run a fast-growing, distinctly masculine pro-life movement alongside strong personalities

Jack Tomczak: "Non-Citizens" Are Voting
Bryce sits down with Jack Tomczak of Americans for Citizen Voting, a longtime political operative who's worked on campaigns since the late '90s, to break down a constitutional detail most people assume is already settled: the U.S. Constitution doesn't explicitly require voters in federal elections to be U.S. citizens — it leaves that eligibility question to the states. Jack walks through how

Michael Letts: Cops Are Quitting Out Of Misery!
Bryce welcomes back Sir Michael Letts, founder and president of InVest USA, the nonprofit he started over 30 years ago to get bulletproof vests to law enforcement officers who didn't have them. Michael explains how vest technology has had to evolve from concealable models to titanium-plated active-shooter vests as the threats officers face have escalated, and shares sobering numbers on how many of

The Real J.K. Rowling: Solomon Schmidt on the Woman Behind Harry Potter
Bryce sits down with author Solomon Schmidt — who started publishing books at age 12 with his "History Bites" series and went on to write about figures like Alan Dershowitz before turning his attention to J.K. Rowling — to talk about his new book, "JK Changed the World." Solomon shares how researching a Tolkien-and-C.S.-Lewis-themed UK tour led him into the world of Harry Potter, and w

News With Siaka: Language Wars, Epstein Files & the UFC
Bryce is joined by a returning favorite, Siaka Massaquoi, for a wide-ranging conversation covering language, culture, and current events. They start with New York State's move to replace "mother and father" with gender-neutral terminology in official language, and riff on what they see as a broader pattern of institutions reshaping everyday language. From there, the conversation covers recent poli

Dennis Kneale: SpaceX IPO
Bryce sits down with veteran financial journalist Dennis Kneale — former managing editor of Forbes, anchor at both CNBC and Fox Business — to unpack SpaceX's historic stock offering, which valued the company at $1.75 trillion. Dennis breaks down what the deal means for the roughly 4,400 SpaceX employees who became newly minted millionaires, and shares his take on the public reaction to

Ed Hinman: The Barbarian in You!
Bryce sits down with Ed Hinman — Naval Academy grad, former Marine Corps infantry officer, and 17-year veteran of the private security industry — to talk about his new book, "The Barbarian in You: Live with Vigor, Wonder, and Fellowship." Ed walks through the three pillars of the book: vigor (the discipline of living aggressively and doing hard things), wonder (staying open to awe and

Elaine Ellinger: Islamic Indocrination!
Elaine Ellinger returns to the show to discuss her new book, which reviews grade 1–12 Islamic school curricula and supplementary texts used in English-speaking countries, including the US, UK, Canada, and Australia. Ellinger, who has spent years researching this material, argues that the textbooks present a version of Islamic teaching and history that differs significantly from how it's comm

Sheriff Mack: The Democrat Murder of America
Bryce talks with Sheriff Richard Mack, president of the Constitutional Sheriffs and Peace Officers Association, about the power of the county sheriff, his landmark Supreme Court case, and his new book "The Democrat Murder of America." Get the book at MurderOfAmerica.com. Ready to JOIN THE FIGHT? Join Bryce’s email list for opportunities to join the discussion, get exclusive interviews, and M

Real Men, Real Products, Real Talk: Masculine Man Essentials Founder Elliot Greenberg
Bryce sits down with Elliot Greenberg, founder of Masculine Man Essentials, to talk about how sheer frustration with underperforming "natural" deodorants turned into a mission to build a product actually made for men — reverse-engineered from high-end cologne, developed through 53 formula versions, and made in America. Elliot shares his origin story: switching to natural products with his so

Former Border Patrol Chief: "The Border Crisis Was Intentional" | JJ Carrell
For years, Americans were told the border crisis was a misunderstanding, a policy failure, or simply something that couldn't be stopped. JJ Carrell says that's a lie. After spending 24 years in the U.S. Border Patrol and later serving with ICE, JJ joins me to discuss what he witnessed firsthand, why he believes the border was intentionally opened, and what the long-term consequences could be for A

The UK is Lost! - News with Siaka Massaquoi
The UK is becoming a warning sign for the rest of the West. This week, Siaka Massaquoi joins me to break down the shocking case of 18-year-old Henry Nawrocki, the state of free speech in the UK, and how bad ideas about race, identity, and government power are creating dangerous consequences. We also dive into the growing political rebellion happening in California, why Spencer Pratt's mayoral camp

Bruce Wolff: Finding Hope & Navigating an Obscure Path
Bruce Wolff grew up moving across the world as the son of Salvation Army missionaries — from England to Nigeria during the Biafran War — carrying the confusion, instability, and wounds that often come with being a preacher’s kid. In this episode, Bruce and I talk about faith, fatherhood, hidden dysfunction in ministry families, and what it actually looks like to trust God when li

Dr. Eugene Lipov: Are Screens Killing Us?
We spend hours a day staring at screens… but what if it’s doing way more damage than we realize? In this episode, I sit down with Dr. Eugene Lipov — a physician and PTSD specialist who’s worked with military veterans, special forces operators, and trauma patients for decades — to talk about what phones, social media, doomscrolling, and constant digital stimulation ar

Dr. Eric Scalise: People In Pain Are Turning to AI
AI is moving faster than most people realize, and one of the strangest things I’m seeing right now is people turning to it for therapy, emotional support, and even companionship. In this episode, I sit down with Dr. Eric Scalise to talk about what’s happening as artificial intelligence starts filling roles that used to belong to real human relationships. We get into loneliness, isolati

Ben Rosen: Srap & Bourbon
Today I sat down with my friend Ben Rosen — founder of Onyx & Amber Whiskey Co. and third-generation owner of Atlas Metal & Iron — for one of those conversations that reminds you how disconnected most people are from the industries that actually keep the country running. We talked about the scrap business, the political and regulatory battles that come with operating an industr

Tim Mulgrew: Christians Are Missing the Point of the Bible
Most Christians think they understand the Bible. Tim Mulgrew argues they’re missing the point entirely. In this episode, we break down why Scripture is so often misunderstood—and how modern, Western thinking changes the way people read it. Instead of seeing the Bible as something personal and relevant, many treat it like a history book or a list of rules. We get into: Why the Bible is

Elaine Ellinger: Perspectives on Islam
Bryce sits down with author and former social worker Elaine Ellinger to explore her perspective on Islam, a topic she argues is often misunderstood—or avoided entirely—in Western discourse. Drawing from decades of personal research and her book A Civilizational Reckoning, Ellinger shares how a formative experience with a refugee from the Iranian Revolution sparked her deep dive into Is

Jeff Kruszyna: Redistricting Madness & Other BS!
Redistricting. Gerrymandering. Fundraising texts blowing up your phone. What’s actually going on behind the scenes? In this episode, Bryce sits down with political fundraising expert Jeff Kruszyna (aka “JFK”) to break down the chaos—from how district maps get drawn (and manipulated) to how campaigns really raise money and build influence. Jeff shares his journey into politi

Alvin Lui: “Appropriate-Sized” Tampons in Boys’ Bathrooms & State-Run Christian School Admissions
In this episode, Bryce sits down with Alvin Lui of Courage Is a Habit for a second round—and it gets into some wild territory. They break down what’s actually happening inside schools right now, especially in places like Maryland, where policies around “mental health,” inclusion, and education are creating serious controversy. From headlines about tampons in boys’ bat

Viva Frei: The Iran Conflict (And Why It’s Risky)
In this episode, Bryce sits down with Viva Frei for a wide-ranging, unfiltered conversation on the biggest political and cultural flashpoints right now. They break down the aftermath of Charlie’s death and the growing fractures within the conservative movement, questioning whether a single voice was holding it all together more than people realized. From there, they dive into the realities o

Siaka Massaquoi: News Update
Siaka Massaquoi is back, and nothing’s gotten calmer. In this episode, we break down the growing chaos in California politics, the scramble to control the governor’s race, and how power players quietly eliminate their own when it matters most. We also get into the bigger picture: media manipulation, influence culture, and why narratives shift overnight depending on who’s benefiti

Kelly John Walker: Fighting for the Parents
What happens when parents stand up… and the system comes after them? In this episode, Kelly John Walker returns to share what really happened behind the scenes during COVID—and why he says the fight is far from over. From arrests and government targeting to losing his business, reputation, and even relationships with his own kids, Kelly breaks down the real cost of speaking out. But t

Avi Fortenberry: Can we "SAVE" Voting?
Is voting in the United States as secure as we think… or are there gaps no one’s talking about? In this episode, Avi Fortenberry—a naturalized U.S. citizen and advocate for election integrity—joins the show to break down one simple but surprisingly complex question: Who should be allowed to vote in federal elections? What starts as a conversation about voter ID quickly tur

Seth Gruber: The Last Stand: Christ or Chaos - The War for the West
Seth Gruber is back on the show to talk about his new film, book, and event: The Last Stand: Christ or Chaos – The War for the West. This conversation goes deep. We get into the idea that we’re not just dealing with random cultural chaos—but something much bigger. Seth lays out what he believes is a real-time collapse of Western civilization, and why he thinks we’re on a cl

Wynton Hall: CODE RED: The Race to Control AI
Artificial intelligence isn’t coming, it’s already here. And according to today’s guest, we’re a lot closer to a major shift than most people realize. Wynton Hall, social media director at Breitbart and co-author of Code Red, breaks down the global battle to control AI: who’s leading it, what’s at stake, and why the next few years could completely reshape the jo

Bruce de Torres: The Kennedy Curse
Was there really a “Kennedy Curse”… or something far more deliberate? In this episode, Bryce sits down with Bruce de Torres—author of God, School, 9/11, and JFK: The Lies That Are Killing Us and the Truth That Sets Us Free—to dig into the controversies surrounding the Kennedy family, from JFK’s assassination to the mysterious death of John F. Kennedy Jr. and be

John Gordon: DOJ Settles With Gen. Flynn!
Bryce sits down with John Gordon to discuss the Department of Justice settlement with General Michael Flynn and what it means for accountability inside the federal government. John shares his perspective on Flynn’s case, the role of the FBI, and why he believes the settlement is a step in the right direction — but not enough. The conversation also expands into broader concerns about th

Josh Wood: Fertility Doctor Fathers 100 Kids!
In this episode, Bryce sits down with Josh Wood, Executive Director of Them Before Us, to unpack one of the most disturbing fertility scandals in modern medicine — a doctor who secretly used his own sperm and fathered dozens of children without patients’ knowledge. The conversation expands beyond the shocking story to examine the broader fertility industry, IVF ethics, and the lack of

Drew Allen: Clinton Hoax, Obama Coup
Bryce welcomes back Drew Allen to break down his explosive new book examining the origins of the Trump-Russia collusion narrative, newly declassified intelligence, and what Allen argues were coordinated political efforts stretching from Benghazi to the 2016 election. The conversation dives into claims about the Obama administration, Hillary Clinton, intelligence community actions, and the broader

Carol Lieberman: Lions, Tigers, and Terrorists — Oh My
Bryce sits down with Dr. Carol Lieberman, known as “America’s Psychiatrist,” for a conversation about terrorism, cultural instability, national security, and the psychological toll of a world that feels increasingly dangerous. They discuss border security, radicalization, America’s shifting sense of safety, the importance of strong families and patriotism, and why so many p

Ann White: Are You Wearing A Mask?
What does it really mean to “wear a mask”… and why are so many people doing it without realizing? In this episode, Ann White shares her story of going from fear-based living to faith-based transformation—and how years of hiding, people-pleasing, and internal struggles nearly broke her. We talk about emotional baggage, identity, faith, and the hard (but necessary) process o

Kurt Schlicter Returns: Iran, Anti-Semitism, and the Collapse of the Old World Order
Bryce Eddy welcomes back author, commentator, and retired Army officer Kurt Schlichter for a wide-ranging conversation about the shifting political and cultural landscape in America and abroad. The two dive into the unraveling of the post-World War II global order, the rising tensions with Iran, and how Donald Trump’s foreign policy approach is reshaping international power dynamics. They al

Scott Schara: Did the Medical System Kill My Daughter?
Bryce sits down with Scott Schara, the father of Grace Schara, whose death during the COVID era sparked one of the most controversial wrongful death cases in the country. Scott shares the story of what happened after his daughter entered the hospital with low oxygen and never came home. What followed was a legal battle, thousands of hours of research, and a book asking a disturbing question: Has t
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Sam Anthony: [your] NEWS
In this episode of the Bryce Eddy Show, Bryce sits down with Sam Anthony, founder of the citizen-powered news platform YourNews, to break down the biggest stories shaping politics and media today. Sam explains how YourNews is building a decentralized news platform powered by citizen journalists, giving local reporters the ability to publish and monetize stories from their own communities. With tho

J Michael Waller: The War You Don’t See Happening in America
What if the biggest threats to America aren’t the ones making headlines? In this episode, J. Michael Waller joins the show to break down political warfare, psychological operations, propaganda, and the subtle tactics being used to destabilize societies from within. We talk about how influence campaigns work, why Americans are more vulnerable than they think, and what history teaches us about

Andrew Branca: The Law, Immigration & the Future of the Republic
Andrew Branca, attorney, author of The Law of Self Defense, and constitutional commentator, joins the show for a wide-ranging conversation on executive power, federal courts, voter ID, immigration, assimilation, and the cultural foundations of America’s legal system. Follow Andrew Branca at The Branca Show on YouTube, Rumble & X. Ready to JOIN THE FIGHT? Join Bryce’s email li

Johnny Vedmore: Epstein & 5th Gen Warfare
Bryce welcomes back researcher and investigative journalist Johnny Vedmore for a deep dive into the complex intersections of global power, intelligence operations, and the Jeffrey Epstein scandal. Vedmore explores how modern society has transitioned into an era of Fifth Generation Warfare, where psychological operations and "flooding the zone" with misinformation have replaced traditional kinetic

Cynthia Scott: Celebrating God, Our Founder At America’s 250th Birthday
Author Cynthia Scott joins the show to discuss her book Celebrating God, Our Founder and the role of prayer and biblical principles in America’s founding. As the nation approaches its 250th anniversary, we talk about faith, history, and why acknowledging God’s role in America’s past matters for its future. Ready to JOIN THE FIGHT? Join Bryce’s email list for opportunities t

Grid Down Chow Down: Food Insurance, the Fragile Power Grid, and Why Protein Is the Real Prep
What happens when the grid goes down and the grocery store shelves go empty? In this episode, we sit down with brothers Jordan and Nancy Roberts, founders of Grid Down Chow Down, to talk about the real vulnerabilities in America’s power grid, food supply, and “just-in-time” system and why most people are far less prepared than they think. What started as a family solution during

Mark Aramian: He Named Him Adam
Filmmaker and producer Mark Arabian joins the show to share the powerful true story behind He Named Him Adam, a forthcoming feature film about abortion regret, healing, and redemption. In this conversation, Mark walks through: How the story of He Named Him Adam came to be Why abortion regret is far more common and devastating than we’re told The spiritual and psychological toll abortio

Keith Rose: Are we in a US Color Revolution?
In this episode, Bryce sits down with Keith Rose, host of The Scalpel Podcast, to ask a question few are willing to confront directly: Are we living through an active U.S. color revolution? They cover: What “you are here” really means for the U.S. right now How color revolutions are engineered through media, NGOs, and manufactured unrest The role of intelligence agencies, permanent bu

News With Siaka: Anti-ICE "Protests"
Anti-ICE demonstrations are spreading across the country, but what’s really driving these protests—and how much of it is organic outrage versus coordinated political messaging? Ready to JOIN THE FIGHT? Join Bryce’s email list for opportunities to join the discussion, get exclusive interviews, and MUCH MORE: Bryceeddy.com For daily episodes, news, and conservative discussions like

Dr. James Lindsay: Exposing the Psyop War on America
Dr. James Lindsay joins the show to break down the psychological warfare shaping American politics, culture, and online discourse. From algorithmic manipulation and bot networks to conspiracy movements and manufactured outrage, Lindsay explains how narratives are engineered, how movements are steered, and why Americans are increasingly being turned against each other. We dive into the myths surrou

News With Siaka: Democrats Caught in Massive Fraud, ICE Attacks, and Iran on the Brink
Siaka Massaquoi joins Bryce for a no-filter breakdown of the biggest stories the media won’t touch. They cover explosive fraud allegations tied to Democrat leadership, the violent activist clashes with ICE, and why the left is protecting criminals while ignoring murdered American citizens. The conversation also turns global, as Bryce and Siaka explain why Iran is on the verge of collapse, ho

Drew Allen: The Martyrdom of Charlie Kirk
Drew Allen joins the Bryce Eddy Show for a raw, unfiltered conversation about Charlie Kirk’s life, death, and legacy—and why his influence only grew after he was gone. Ready to JOIN THE FIGHT? Join Bryce’s email list for opportunities to join the discussion, get exclusive interviews, and MUCH MORE: Bryceeddy.com For daily episodes, news, and conservative discussions like this, SU

News With Siaka: Just Asking Questions
In this episode of News with Siaka, we address the chaos being fueled by people who hide behind the phrase “just asking questions.” This isn’t skepticism — it’s insinuation. And it’s being used to mislead audiences, smear real people, and distract from actual facts. We break down Candace Owens’ claims, the rise of conspiracy-brained commentary, and how &ld

David Blanco: Cigars & Community
David Blanco is a master cigar blender and the heir to a cigar legacy dating back to 1886 — a legacy his family lost when they fled Cuba during the communist takeover. In this episode, David joins Bryce to share how his family rebuilt in America and how he revived their cigar business against overwhelming odds. They break down the craft behind premium cigars, why they’re nothing like c

Ryan Millsap: Antifa, Lawfare, and the Real Fight for America
Ryan Millsap joins the show to tell the full story of how he became a primary target of Antifa—and why dismissing them as “just an idea” is a dangerous mistake. Ryan is a real estate developer and founder of Blackhall Studios, the massive Georgia film studio behind major productions like Jumanji, Venom, Godzilla, and Jungle Cruise. After a land swap with the county and the announ

Alvin Lui: Courage Is a Habit
Courage isn’t a personality trait... it’s a habit. In this episode, Bryce sits down with Alvin Lui of Courage Is a Habit to break down why so many Americans know something is wrong but still stay silent. Alvin explains how fear is manufactured, how language is weaponized, and why “just going along with it” is how bad ideas become institutionalized. They dig into how schools

Kris Gethin: Stronger Body, Stronger Life
In this episode, I sit down with fitness legend Kris Gethin — a guy I met at the gym who turned out to be one of the most disciplined, knowledgeable, and quietly intense humans I’ve ever met. Kris has lived more lives than most people can imagine: motocross racer, natural bodybuilder, editor at Flex, the man behind some of India’s biggest celebrity transformations, and the founde

Fresh Mouth Club: Exposing the Dental Industry’s Biggest Lie
In this episode of The Fresh Mouth Club, Bryce sits down with Larry from Fresh Mouth to expose one of the biggest lies in modern healthcare: the fluoride myth. Most Americans grew up believing fluoride was essential for strong teeth. But as Larry breaks down, that narrative was never about health — it was built on bad science, corporate incentives, and a system that profits from keeping peop

News With Siaka: Conspiracies, Candace, and the Cost of Clickbait
Bryce and Siaka dive into the fallout following the tragic death of Charlie Kirk — and the irresponsible wave of conspiracy theories led by Candace Owens. They discuss how antisemitic narratives are being amplified online, why algorithm-driven outrage fuels dangerous lies, and why accountability matters on both the left and right. They also tackle faith, the tension between evangelical and C

Master Carlos Machado: Becoming Comfortable with the Uncomfortable
Bryce Eddy sits down with Jiu-Jitsu legend and philosopher Master Carlos Machado to explore the deeper lessons that martial arts—and life—have to teach us. From conquering ego on the mat to building resilience in our children, they reflect on the values that shape strong individuals and families. The discussion goes far beyond Jiu-Jitsu, touching on the collapse of traditional educatio

News With Siaka: Woke Right Clickbait
In this episode, Bryce Eddy sits down with Siaka Massaquoi for a straight-shooting news update on what Bryce calls the rise of “woke-right clickbait.” Bryce breaks down how certain voices on the right have traded integrity for algorithms, attention, and outrage—and why it’s tearing at the fabric of a movement that should be united. Together, Bryce and Siaka look at the late

AJ Rice: White Privilege Christmas
In this episode, Bryce welcomes back AJ Rice — publicist, strategist, and, “center of the MAGA cinematic universe.” AJ pulls back the curtain on the chaos, characters, and culture wars shaping American politics right now. From Trump’s cabinet-as-casting-call approach, to the fractures on the right, to why today’s political battles look more like Shakespearean theater

Kris Gethin: Stronger Body, Stronger Life
In this episode, I sit down with fitness legend Kris Gethin — a guy I met at the gym who turned out to be one of the most disciplined, knowledgeable, and quietly intense humans I’ve ever met. Kris has lived more lives than most people can imagine: motocross racer, natural bodybuilder, editor at Flex, the man behind some of India’s biggest celebrity transformations, and the founde

Jeffrey Adams: Micronic Silver
In this episode, I sit down with Jeffrey Adams, the creator of Micronic Silver, for a conversation that goes way beyond supplements. Jeffrey shares the wild, unlikely story of how a nuclear biochemical engineer changed the entire trajectory of his life—and how that led him to develop what he believes is the world’s first organically stabilized silver formula. We dig into everything: he

News With Siaka: Candace the Chameleon
In this episode of News With Siaka, Bryce and Siaka break down the latest chaos surrounding Candace Owens, her shifting narratives, and the way she’s been using Charlie Kirk’s death, TPUSA, and conservative infighting to fuel outrage online. From the misinformation she’s spreading, to the way she flips positions depending on the audience, the guys dig into why so many people are

Daniel Harmon: The Storytelling Genius Behind Tuttle Twins
Daniel Harmon—creator of the hit Tuttle Twins TV series—joins me to talk about how a homeschool dad with a marketing background ended up building one of the most important kids’ shows of our time. His team is responsible for viral campaigns like Squatty Potty and Purple Mattress… and now he’s using that same storytelling genius to teach kids about liberty, economics,

Give & Take Podcast: Is there a Conservative Civil War Raging?
Hey everyone, Bryce Eddy here. Today’s episode is a little different - it’s a conversation I had on The Give & Take Podcast with my friend and Host, Scott Jones. I wanted to share it here so my listeners could hear the full discussion. ----------------------------------------------------- In this episode of the Give and Take podcast, Scott Jones and Bryce Eddy delve into the curren

Dr. Greg Stewart: I³ for Leaders and the Power of Transforming Negative Emotions
Dr. Greg Stewart returns to the show to break down his new book, I³ for Leaders: Unleash the Rage of Negative Emotions Against the Obstacles of Becoming More — a bold framework that flips the script on how we think about anger, frustration, fear, and pressure. Instead of pretending negative emotions don’t exist, Greg shows leaders how to harness them, understand them, and redirect

James Melton: Different Beliefs, Same Problems
Bryce sits down with journalist and podcast host James Melton (Life in the Stupid Times) for an honest conversation between two people who don’t see the world the same way—but share more common ground than you’d think. They dive into topics like homelessness, universal health care, taxation, higher education, and what’s really driving the collapse of the middle class. From

Ammon Blair: The Cartels Are Already Here
Former Border Patrol agent and military veteran Ammon Blair joins the show to pull back the curtain on cartel operations inside the United States. He explains how these organizations have built sophisticated networks that reach deep into American communities — and why most politicians refuse to confront it. We dive into: How cartels became a parallel government in Mexico Their infiltrati

Scott Jones: Finding Common Ground in a Divided America
Bryce sits down with Scott Jones — host of the Give and Take podcast — for a candid, good-faith conversation between two people who don’t always agree. They talk about the importance of open dialogue in a hyper-polarized world, how political divisions are intentionally amplified for profit, and why conversations across ideological lines are more important than ever. The discussio

Nate Lundquist: Lifewise Academy
In this episode, Bryce sits down with Nate Lundquist to talk about the incredible national movement behind LifeWise Academy — a program that allows public school students to receive Bible education during the school day. Nate shares how a little-known 1952 Supreme Court ruling opened the door for “released time religious instruction,” and how LifeWise has scaled that opportunity

Richard Harris: The Big Beautiful Bill
In this episode, Bryce sits down with Richard Harris — attorney, ordained minister, and Executive Director of Truth and Liberty — to unpack the details of the “Big Beautiful Bill.” Together, they break down what the media won’t: the common-sense spending cuts, reforms to Medicaid, and the protections for taxpayers that could save America trillions over the next decade

News With Siaka: Charlie’s Legacy, Trump Assassination Attempt, and Candace Owens Controversy
In this week’s episode, Bryce and Siaka unpack the aftermath of Charlie Kirk’s tragic death and the massive outpouring of support that followed, from his powerful memorial to Erika Kirk stepping into leadership at TPUSA. They also cover breaking news on the conviction of Trump’s would-be assassin and how media-driven narratives are fueling political violence. Finally, the convers

Give and Take: Charlie Kirk, Donald Trump, and Christian Nationalism
On this episode of Give and Take, Bryce Eddy—former President of Turning Point USA and a close personal friend of Charlie Kirk—pulls back the curtain on his time with Kirk, charting Kirk’s rise and influence on youth culture. The conversation doesn’t shy away from the hot-button issues—faith, race, Trump, Christian nationalism—and asks what it really takes to ha

Monty Bennett: HERO Model to Fight Crime
Bryce sits down with Monty Bennett—entrepreneur, community leader, and founder of The Dallas Express—to discuss his bold efforts to tackle rising crime in American cities. Monty shares his journey from the business world into civic leadership, why he believes faith and business leaders must re-engage in public life, and how the HERO model in Dallas is creating real solutions. From push

Charlie Kirk: Tribute & Update
Bryce reflects on the shocking assassination of Charlie Kirk, a personal friend, mentor, and conservative leader whose influence shaped a generation. Drawing from his time serving on Charlie’s board at Turning Point USA and years of working alongside him, Bryce shares insider stories about Charlie’s tireless work ethic, deep faith, and fearless stand for truth. From his rise as a young

William Glass: Boomers & Their Debt Legacy
Bryce sits down with William Glass, Policy Director of the Millennial Debt Foundation, to unpack the uncomfortable truth about America’s $37 trillion debt crisis and the generational divide fueling it. They discuss how baby boomers’ entitlement programs and voting patterns helped create today’s unsustainable system, why Social Security is essentially a Ponzi scheme, and what refo

Sam Anthony: Your News
Bryce sits down once again with Sam Anthony, founder of the hyper-local news platform Your News. Sam shares how his vision for decentralized journalism is disrupting corporate-controlled media and creating new opportunities for citizen journalists across the country. They discuss the explosive growth of the platform - from 1,000 to over 5,000 contributors in just weeks, the power of local reportin

Rondi Lambeth: Death to Taxes
In this episode, Bryce sits down with financial strategist and credit expert Rondi Lambeth for a raw conversation on beating the system that bleeds Americans dry: taxes. From growing up in poverty to becoming a firefighter, entrepreneur, and founder of Fortress Credit Pro, Rondi’s story is as powerful as the strategies he shares. Rondi explains why 93% of business owners overpay the IRS, how

News With Siaka Massaquoi (August 2025)
Bryce and Siaka kick things off swapping stories about training, bodybuilding, and jiu-jitsu before diving headfirst into the week’s biggest headlines. From the latest shooting in Minneapolis and the media’s spin on gender ideology, to Trump’s move to restore order in D.C., to Gavin Newsom’s political games and the push for federal overreach, Bryce and Siaka don’t hol

Rabbi Michael Barclay: The Rise of Antisemitism
Bryce sits down with his friend and recurring guest, Rabbi Michael Barclay, to confront the alarming rise of antisemitism across the West. They discuss how social media algorithms are fueling Jew-hatred, why comparisons to 1937 Germany actually fall short of today’s reality, and the dangerous alignment of both the woke left and the woke right in scapegoating Jews. Rabbi Barclay explains the

Cathy Meehan: Do Kids Really Need Well-Child Visits?
Are routine pediatric checkups really about wellness? Or something else entirely? In this episode, Bryce talks with Kathy Meehan about the medical system, the vaccine schedule, and why many parents are starting to question the necessity of traditional well-child visits. Kathy shares her personal story, her late husband’s journey from ophthalmology to functional medicine, and how their experi

Scott Walter: Arrabella Advisors - Exposing the Dark Money
Bryce Eddy sits down with Scott Walter, president of the Capital Research Center, to uncover the hidden influence of Arabella Advisors—a massive dark money network shaping U.S. politics. They dig into the billionaire power players funding Arabella, including household names like Warren Buffett and under-the-radar figures like Swiss billionaire Hansjörg Wyss, and reveal how foreign money
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