This episode hits on everything from Supreme Court smackdowns to Ohio’s latest budget wrangling. Some fascinating historical context, legal insight, and yes, even a bit of humor about how our government actually works.

President Trump’s notable use of explicit language to express frustration over the Israel-Iran situation. We provide context, linking Trump’s anger to the complexities of Middle Eastern diplomacy

Two wild stories of judges stepping way out of line. From New Mexico to Wisconsin, you’ll hear about a federal judge who helped a gang member buddy with guns and a Wisconsin judge who played getaway driver for a defendant wanted by the feds.

Playing Hooky with KBJ We kicked off debating whether the US Supreme Court is “playing hooky” in more ways than one — especially Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson. What happens when the nation’s top court takes a step back on crucial parental rights questions, and what could it mean for your kids’ education?

Chillicothe Paper Mill Closure: The impending shutdown of a 230-year-old paper mill in Chillicothe, Ohio, threatens 800 jobs, raising concerns about local economic impacts and government response.

Tariffs, another downgrade of Intel's presence in Ohio, Federal judges and their overreach, and how Ohio's taxes stack up against Florida and Texas.

School Vouchers and Civil Rights, and Ohio’s Educational Debate.

In this episode, explore how today's political dynamics are shaping free speech, as we talk about the fine balance between protecting diverse opinions and confronting direct threats.

Is JobsOhio really giving us the bang for our buck, or is it just a closed-door club?

From Trump's slew of executive orders and the creation of a government task force aimed at reducing corruption, to the controversies surrounding US foreign aid spending.

Three firefighters in gear stand near a fire truck at night, illuminated by red emergency lights, ready to battle the inferno as the California fires threaten to burn it all down.

We explore the delicate dance between government overreach and protecting individual freedoms. We look into the politicization of terrorist acts, and the cultural factors that drive some Americans to harbor resentment toward their country.

The episode blends personal anecdotes, historical narratives, and intense debates on contemporary political, social, and economic issues, providing a comprehensive end-of-year round-up.