Send us a text America's mental health crisis extends beyond individuals to our national discourse, creating escalating divisions that threaten our collective well-being and future. Psychotherapist Phyllis Leavitt explains how applying family systems therapy principles to our societal problems could create pathways for healing our fractured nation. • Mentally healthy people don't want to hurt each other - they seek relationship repair, listening, and taking responsibility rather than blame • Our...
Jul 28, 2025•1 hr 5 min•Season 7Ep. 21
Send us a text Guy Morris returns to discuss his new thriller "The Image," exploring the intersection of AI, quantum computing, and end-time prophecy. His thought-provoking novel delves into how artificial intelligence may develop consciousness through quantum properties, while examining the real dangers of unregulated technology in our rapidly changing world. • AI is neither inherently good nor evil but reflects humanity's own nature and intentions • Three unique dangers separate AI from all pr...
Jul 27, 2025•1 hr 12 min•Season 7Ep. 20
Send us a text Elias welcomes back Dr. Joshua to dismantle misconceptions about LGBTQ+ identities and discuss how faith, emotional maturity, and psychological wellness intersect with our political landscape. • God is about love, not hate – targeting LGBTQ+ people contradicts genuine religious values • People are more than their sexual orientation – they achieve, help others, have families, and deserve to be seen as complete human beings • Most adults function at an emotional maturity level of 8-...
Jul 26, 2025•44 min•Season 7Ep. 19
Send us a text Terry M Brown shares how her 3,102-mile journey across America on a tandem bicycle transformed her life and taught her powerful lessons about resilience, presence, and embracing challenges. From escaping an abusive relationship to finding new purpose as an author, her story demonstrates how stepping outside your comfort zone can reveal strengths you never knew you had. • Riding from Oregon to Washington DC on a tandem bicycle with her husband • Overcoming physical and emotional ch...
Jul 12, 2025•1 hr 11 min•Season 7Ep. 18
Send us a text Christopher Baum shares his expertise on voting technology and election integrity systems designed to ensure fair and accurate vote counting for all citizens. • Vote Right is developing mobile and precinct voting systems currently pursuing federal certification • Mobile voting technology will enable secure, verifiable voting from phones with multiple security layers • Precinct systems will operate offline with triple redundancy for each ballot and support up to 22 languages • Hand...
Jul 10, 2025•59 min•Season 7Ep. 17
Send us a text We break the "liberal streak" on Politically High Tech with guest Evan Turk from the American Rights Alliance, diving into controversial political topics while seeking common ground across partisan divides. • Evan introduces his work with the American Rights Alliance, originally funded by Donald Trump Jr. to defend January 6th protesters • Discussion of alleged 2020 election irregularities and concerns about media suppression of alternative viewpoints • Questioning the official Ja...
Jul 10, 2025•1 hr 13 min•Season 7Ep. 16
Send us a text Tina Erwin, a retired naval commander, reveals how the energy that animates us continues after death and explains the scientific basis for ghosts, spirits, and the afterlife. • Energy is neither created nor destroyed – this fundamental law of physics explains why ghosts exist • When we die, our soul's silver cord is cut and we enter the fourth dimension where we can travel at the speed of thought • Souls are meant to cross into "the light" but some become confused and remain as gh...
Jun 30, 2025•51 min•Season 7Ep. 15
Send us a text Social media platforms operate through deceptive practices and hidden mechanics that most users never see or understand. Tim O'Hearn, a former software engineer who once ran a business selling automated Instagram followers, shares insider knowledge about the dark side of our digital landscape. • In 2018, approximately 30% of Instagram activity was computer-generated, with bots talking to other bots • Shadow banning allows platforms to restrict user reach without notification, keep...
Jun 29, 2025•1 hr 2 min•Season 7Ep. 14
Send us a text Paul Greenberg joins us to discuss his satirical novel "The Third Term," which imagines George Washington returning from the past to challenge a Trump-like tyrant seeking an unconstitutional third presidential term. Written in just one month during 2020 but published for the 2024 election cycle, this compact, fast-paced satire examines what America's founding ideals mean in an era of personality cults and constitutional crises. • Washington was chosen as protagonist because he est...
Jun 28, 2025•41 min•Season 7Ep. 13
Send us a text James Rojas Taylor explains how acting techniques and tools can provide all of us with mental and emotional literacy, giving us skills to navigate life more effectively in any situation. He argues that these powerful methods have been overlooked outside the acting profession despite their life-changing potential to help us understand ourselves better. • The Stanislavski System features seven questions that help ground us in the moment: who am I, where am I, when is it, what do I w...
Jun 22, 2025•46 min•Season 7Ep. 12
Send us a text Digital dementia is erasing our collective memories as we outsource our recollections to smartphones and fail to properly preserve our most precious moments. James Gebhardt, CEO of MyArkIt, explains how this phenomenon threatens our personal legacies and offers solutions for meaningful memory preservation. • The paradox of taking thousands of photos yet remembering fewer meaningful moments • How we've stopped remembering essential information like phone numbers and birthdays • The...
Jun 22, 2025•44 min•Season 7Ep. 11
Send us a text Dan Schaefer, progressive candidate for the Missouri House of Representatives, shares his journey from engineering to politics and his perspective on navigating a red state as a Democrat with socially progressive and fiscally conservative views. • Missouri is transitioning from a former bellwether state to one with increasingly competitive elections • Republicans have a communication advantage by pushing messaging through vertical channels while Democrats try a more bottom-up appr...
Jun 21, 2025•1 hr 9 min•Season 7Ep. 10
Send us a text Dr. Albert Bramante joins us to share insights on overcoming self-doubt, imposter syndrome, and self-sabotage based on his 21 years as a talent agent and his psychology expertise. We explore how these challenges affect everyone regardless of profession, examining the psychology behind fear of success, fear of failure, and the importance of reframing our relationship with both. • Fear of success stems from our addiction to comfort and resistance to the changes success brings • Fami...
Jun 09, 2025•43 min•Season 7Ep. 9
Send us a text The skilled trades that build and maintain our technological infrastructure are criminally undervalued in our society despite being essential to modern life and our clean energy future. • Jeremiah Jancik shares his extensive experience in electrical work, solar panel installation, HVAC, and energy efficiency auditing • Trade careers offer excellent pay, job security, and the satisfaction of tangible, meaningful work • Energy efficiency audits reveal how homes can be improved throu...
Jun 08, 2025•57 min•Season 7Ep. 8
Send us a text Charles Thompson III shares his journey from inner-city gang member to political candidate and his vision for ethical, non-partisan governance focused on people rather than profits. • America's political system heavily favors incumbents and wealthy candidates, making meaningful change difficult • Citizens United decision fundamentally altered campaign finance, allowing outside money to dominate elections • Foreign news sources often provide more objective coverage of American issu...
Jun 07, 2025•58 min•Season 7Ep. 7
Send us a text Kirk returns to share insights from his upcoming book "Officer Hanson: Compassion in Blue – Finding Strength Through Virtue," which explores constitutional policing principles and the importance of compassionate law enforcement. His work weaves personal experiences with historical context to provide a blueprint for police reform that respects both officer safety and citizen rights. • Introducing Kirk's book about a compassionate police officer who treats everyone with dignity and ...
Jun 01, 2025•51 min•Season 7Ep. 6
Send us a text We explore the groundbreaking concept of the Chief Consciousness Officer with Charlie Johnson, examining how this emerging role could transform businesses, politics, and human development by accessing the fundamental consciousness that underlies everything. • Consciousness should be recognized as everything, not just a spiritual concept – it encompasses physical and non-physical reality, business, politics, and personal development • The mind is merely the "middleman" that creates...
May 31, 2025•50 min•Season 7Ep. 5
Send us a text Beth Green shares her lifelong journey as a spiritual activist fighting for social justice since childhood and how she believes in an "inner revolution" to transform society. Her vision centers on creating a world based on cooperation rather than competition, with an economic system designed to meet human needs rather than maximize profits. • Started giving lectures about racism at age five and became a socialist at nine years old • Defines herself as a "spiritual activist" guided...
May 30, 2025•1 hr 9 min•Season 7Ep. 4
Send us a text Mary Beth O'Connor shares her transformative journey from addiction and trauma to becoming a federal judge, illustrating how personalized recovery approaches can lead to extraordinary life changes. Her story challenges common misconceptions about addiction treatment while offering practical insights for both those struggling with addiction and their supporters. • Growing up in a violent household that led to early substance use at age 12 • Progression to methamphetamine addiction ...
May 18, 2025•54 min•Season 7Ep. 3
Send us a text What happens when cutting-edge technology meets timeless faith? In this thought-provoking conversation, JR from Brushfires Digital Ministry reveals how he's revolutionizing spiritual growth through a unique blend of faith and psychometric science. Drawing from decades of software development experience, JR has created a digital ministry that helps believers discover their God-given design and purpose. "Every child of God knows they were created for something special," he explains,...
May 18, 2025•53 min•Season 7Ep. 2
Send us a text The American political system has been hijacked, but by whom? In this eye-opening conversation with returning guest Michael Anderson, we dive deep into what he calls "America's counterfeit democracy" – a system where the appearance of democratic choice masks the overwhelming control exercised by billionaires and corporate interests. Anderson's analysis cuts through partisan noise with some startling statistics: when the wealthy favor legislation, it passes 90% of the time; when on...
May 17, 2025•54 min•Season 7Ep. 1
Send us a text Imagine juggling a demanding career while trying to maintain personal peace and fulfillment. That's the journey Arlene Cohen Miller navigated, transitioning from a high-pressure attorney to a work-life balance coach. Her insights reveal the critical need for harmony in our tech-driven world, where personal and professional lines often blur, leading to burnout. Together, we explore how to reclaim control and satisfaction in both spheres. We venture into the depths of inner transfor...
Jan 13, 2025•50 min•Season 6Ep. 60
Send us a text Unlock the secrets to transforming your PowerPoint presentations from mundane to memorable with insights from Emily, a seasoned expert in the field. Join us as we navigate the ever-evolving landscape of presentation design, emphasizing the necessity of updating skills from outdated techniques of the past. Emily's passion for simplifying complex information and her knack for fostering audience connections make this episode a treasure trove of practical advice for presenters of all ...
Jan 12, 2025•40 min•Season 6Ep. 59
Send us a text This episode challenges the traditional narrative surrounding New Year's resolutions, arguing that real progress comes from consistent, small actions rather than arbitrary yearly goals. Jeff Ward and Elias discuss personal growth, effective community engagement in politics, and the humorous side of navigating today's landscape. • Critique of New Year's resolutions and their statistical failures • Importance of consistent, gradual self-improvement • Jeff's experiences with Kane Cou...
Jan 11, 2025•1 hr•Season 6Ep. 58
Send us a text Get ready to unwrap the secrets of a joyful and budget-friendly Christmas with a special guest from the North Pole! Mrs. Claus herself joins us to sprinkle her holiday cheer and imaginative flair on last-minute Christmas preparations. Learn how to create heartfelt gifts like a customizable hot chocolate mix and charmingly personalized Christmas cards that truly capture the spirit of giving without emptying your wallet. Mrs. Claus shares her own delightful tricks for turning humble...
Dec 23, 2024•22 min•Season 6Ep. 101
Send us a text Is the term 'wokeness' really just a political weapon obscuring the real struggles of marginalized communities?" Join us as we face this provocative question head-on with Dr. Josh, a dedicated psychologist, who shares his invaluable expertise on LGBTQ+ mental health and societal dynamics. Drawing from personal stories and professional insights, we challenge stereotypes and misconceptions from all angles of the political spectrum, aiming to foster a deeper understanding and empathy...
Dec 15, 2024•1 hr 4 min•Season 6Ep. 57
Send us a text Imagine the future of business where AI isn't just a tool but a game-changer for decision-making and customer interaction. That's exactly what Benjamin Bohman, the Chief Technology Officer of the soon-to-be Genova Solutions, dives into with us. Benjamin shares his unique and inspiring journey from life on a farm to leading in tech innovation, emphasizing how business outcomes should guide technological advancements. Together, we explore how AI can transform industries, much like i...
Dec 15, 2024•47 min•Season 6Ep. 56
Send us a text History has an uncanny ability to teach us resilience and unity, if only we take the time to listen. This episode begins with a heartfelt commitment to confronting anti-Semitism and fostering open dialogue. I'm honored to have award-winning author Roni Robbins join me, sharing insights from her latest book inspired by her grandfather's poignant journey as a Jewish immigrant. Together, we explore the profound impact of storytelling in preserving our past and challenging the rise of...
Dec 14, 2024•1 hr 13 min•Season 6Ep. 55
Send us a text Join us as Brother Gregory returns with his compelling insights on governance and personal responsibility. What happens when we question the very framework of our political system, like the role of the Electoral College? Brother Gregory discusses the potential domino effects of its removal and how we might circle back to a governance model where responsibilities rest more with the community rather than entrenched political systems. Through a blend of historical analysis and biblic...
Dec 08, 2024•1 hr 37 min•Season 6Ep. 54
Send us a text What happens when artificial intelligence enters the classroom? Imagine a world where AI redefines education by offering personalized learning experiences tailored to each student's pace and interests. From interactive AI tutors providing 24/7 support to adaptive learning platforms that adjust in real-time, the possibilities are endless. Students can explore topics at their own speed, while teachers are freed from the chains of administrative tasks to focus on what really matters—...
Dec 08, 2024•15 min•Season 6Ep. 53
