“Hold it right there Gov, you’ve gone too far.” Kentucky Agriculture Commissioner Ryan Quarles, has noticed some discrepancies in how certain businesses are treated under Governor Beshear’s authoritarian tendencies. He’s suing the governor for his overreach. So far, the courts seem to be agreeing with Quarles. How far will this go and why does the…
Rep Thomas Massie joins us today in a wide ranging conversation covering the DC Swamp and the national debt, we also discuss whether wearing masks works to prevent the spread of #COVID19 and America loves guns now more than ever!
Healthcare expert Seth Denson stops by today’s pod to discuss whether our hospitals and health care system are geared up if there is a second wave of the Corona. We also discuss ways to get better, cheaper health care to more people, new innovations in healthcare driven by the outbreak and disparate healthcare outcomes and…
Cameron Mills returns to the pod on the one with the Karens, the masks, and the sweat pants. This one is fun ya’ll.
In today’s episode, Congressman Andy Barr hops on the pod to discuss what a second round of #covidstimulus might look like, Nancy Pelosi playing politics with the virus, the Russia/Collusion debacle and more.
Everywhere you look the media appears to be spreading China’s version of events surrounding the Covid19 outbreak. Why is this? What has happened to a free and open press? Biases we understand, everyone has them and they are shaped by your environment and upbringing. But the consistency with which the media appears to tear down…
Rep Dan Crenshaw returns to the Disruption Zone pod to discuss our current culture of fear, his recent WSJ oped on why reopening the country is so divisive, and his new book Fortitude.
The title of this one speaks for itself. On today’s pod, Dr. Charles Pemberton from Louisville Dimensions Family Therapy delves deep into what’s causing Americans to live in a new culture of #COVID fear and what we can do to change it.
Many current proposals for contract tracing involve using people’s phones to triangulate location in relation to people who have tested positive for COVID-19. While these programs currently being considered are “voluntary,” at least for now, other proposals are not. For instance, many cities and states are considering forcing patrons of restaurants to give up their…
Rep Jason Nemes jumps on the pod today and we discuss the Governor’s recent comments about our “new normal” lasting until there’s a vaccine. Is that even feasible? Of course not. We also discuss the danger of “no-knock” warrants and how they should be confined to very specific circumstances in the wake of the tragic…