Is it time to regulate #BigTech? Is Big Tech Targeting Conservatives? We live in strange times for sure. Adam Rizzieri is a digital marketing executive and he has a strong warning for people and for businesses as we enter uncharted territory with regard to the growing power of big tech and their penchant for censoring…
No, he’s not for recreational at all, but you won’t find a more passionate supporter of legalizing medical marijuana in Kentucky than Rep. Jason Nemes of Oldham County. He also has a few choice words for Governor Beshear’s misguided policies on Covid and talks about how the legislature will do what it can to curb…
Kentucky Senate Majority Leader Damon Thayer stops by the pod to discuss how he got into horses, the new Republican supermajority and the steps they plan to take to limit the governor’s #Covid overreach.
Congressman Thomas Massie stopped by the pod today to discuss the recent announcement of a potential vaccine for Covid19 – is this for real? We also dove deep into election fraud, “enemies lists,” the electoral college and farming inventions.
As fate would have it, my good friend Jim Pfaff and I now both live in Colorado, but we both still have and always will have strong Kentucky ties. I travelled to his Woodland Park, CO nutrition store to sit down with him and record my first ever “remote” Disruption one podcast. We had a…
A deep dive into the two party system and how it may be ripping our nation apart. Over the last couple of decades, it seems as though the two major parties exist solely to oppose each other rather than moving America forward. What say you?
Councilman Anthony Piagentini joins us in a wide ranging discussion talking about his personal experience with #COVID and what the President faces, failed Louisville Leadership in the Breonna Taylor incident, and the nationwide ammo shortage.
Josh Crawford stops back by the pod and we discuss work ethic lessons from our fathers, the Breonna Taylor case and criminal justice reform, and the SCOTUS mess in the wake of Justice Ginsberg’s death.
This was by far one of the most interesting conversations I’ve ever had with the most interesting Congressman in Washington DC. We start of with stories of living in trailers and off the grid life, then we tackle the biggest myths and lies of #COVID19 and finally discuss pardoning Edward Snowden. Was he a hero…
Dr. Jo Jorgensen is a Senior Lecturer in Psychology at Clemson University. She holds a Ph.D. in Industrial/Organizational Psychology (Clemson, 2002) and has taught full-time since 2006. It was an honor to have her on today to discuss her platform, not all of which I agree with, but she’s certainly very intelligent and a big fan…