Dennis A. Brennan: Media Evolution, Public Trust, and "DC Swamp Strikes Back"

Dennis A. Brennan joins to discuss his media career and the evolution of journalism. The conversation delves into the rise of biased media personalities and the decline of investigative journalism, examining the impact on public trust and the use of anonymous sources. Brennan reflects on the historical influence of media in politics and the emergence of new media outlets. The episode explores the media's role in shaping public perception and its potential link to violence, highlighting podcasts as modern archives of truth with historical parallels. Brennan's book, "DC Swamp Strikes Back," is promoted, offering further insights into these themes.

Aaron Levisay on Healthcare Transparency, Reform, and Free Market Solutions

Aaron Levisay joins to discuss his military service and delve into healthcare regulation. The conversation focuses on Trump's executive order and the challenges surrounding healthcare transparency, highlighting legislative hurdles and the pivotal role transparency plays in healthcare costs. Levisay emphasizes the benefits of direct contracting and the necessity for a free market approach in healthcare. The episode explores potential healthcare reforms and sets the stage for future discussions on the topic.

Adyn Brenden's Journey: QuestBridge, Campus Challenges, and Advocacy for Education

Jeremy and Adyn Brendan join to discuss Adyn's journey to Hamilton College through a QuestBridge scholarship. Adyn shares his college experience, including his ACT score and involvement in a community mural project during his freshman year. The conversation turns to a contentious art piece that led to an encounter with campus security, resulting in a fight for Adyn's reinstatement and scholarship. Advocacy and representation efforts are highlighted, alongside Adyn's mixed feelings and the support he has received for his education. The episode concludes with ongoing support for Adyn and closing words from Bubba.

James Bialota: Justice Reform, Government Integrity, and the Calkins Ranch Saga

James Bialota, a US congressional candidate, joins to discuss his controversial background, motivations, and advocacy for justice reform. The conversation touches on local government corruption, including the Calkins Ranch saga, and the influence of national conglomerates. Bialota emphasizes the importance of voter participation and integrity in government, while sharing his policy positions. Despite technical difficulties, a follow-up interview is planned. The episode concludes with Bialota's contact information, closing remarks, and a call to action for listeners to engage and participate in the political process.

Tyler Calkins-Stoeser and Aaron Prince: Family Legal Struggles and Community Call to Action

Tyler Calkins-Stoeser and Aaron Prince delve into the Calkins family partnership agreement, exploring its violations and restrictions. They discuss legal disputes over family assets and trespassing issues, highlighting the emotional and legal challenges faced. The episode calls for public support ahead of an upcoming court date, critiques the Rapid City council meeting, and examines corporate tax incentives. Speculations on motives and community backing are explored, urging listeners to share and reach out. The episode concludes with gratitude and a call for continued support.

Legal Battles, Constitutional Rights, and the Calkins Family Ranch Legacy

In this episode, Bubba Startz recaps recent courtroom experiences, discussing questionable documents, a mistrial, and the emotional toll on those involved. The conversation delves into constitutional rights, Judge Killinger's background, and the legal history of the family ranch. Ongoing legal battles, harassment tactics, and the Calkins ranch legacy are explored. Aaron Prince discusses the erosion of constitutional rights, the sovereign citizen debate, and systemic property rights abuse. The episode also covers Winter City jail conditions, an upcoming lawsuit, and rallying support. Aaron calls for audience engagement, while Tyler shares personal challenges and gratitude.

Ed Christner on Op One Vet: Mission, Marketing, and Future Collaborations

Ed Christner from Op One Vet joins to discuss the organization's mission, achievements, and products. The conversation covers marketing strategies and the perspectives of operating as a nonprofit versus a for-profit entity. Ed highlights Op One Vet's national presence and participation in various events, sharing insights into their future plans for collaborations.

Tyler Calkins-Stoeser: Transparency, Legal Struggles, and Shadow Government Insights

Bubba Startz introduces Tyler Calkins-Stoeser, who shares his mother's legal struggles and her untimely death, highlighting investigative failures and case irregularities. The discussion covers official turnover and the emotional toll on Tyler, alongside transparency issues and barriers in the legal system. Tyler delves into shadow government influence and misconceptions about legal rights, discussing his excessive bond and the "Bad River Mafia." The episode concludes with closing remarks, plans for future episodes. https://www.scribd.com/document/882731843/Memorandum-of-Law-Flp https://www.scribd.com/document/885574140/Decree-and-Testimony-of-Status-Jurisdictional-Rebuttal-And-Commercial-Claim-for-Lawful-Remedy-Jones https://www.scribd.com/document/882731712/South-Dakota-Bar-Association-Calkins https://www.scribd.com/document/882731718/Certified-UCC-1-Financial-Statement-Optimized https://www.scribd.com/document/882731708/Banking-Memorandum-of-Law-and-Authority

Shad Sullivan on Land Rights, Freedom, and Government Overreach

Shad Sullivan discusses the Maude family's legal battle, focusing on a no hunting sign incident that led to federal indictment and broader implications for land rights. The episode delves into government overreach and recent legal victories, highlighting the importance of raising awareness and exploring potential solutions. Sullivan examines the impact of public-private partnerships on American freedom and concludes with a call to action for support.

Wolfgang

Wolfgang shares his journey from IT to holistic health, discussing COVID-19, health challenges, and vaccine concerns. He explores financial systems, global control, 5G dangers, and detox strategies. The episode concludes with raising consciousness and Bubba's plans for positive change.

Steve Favis

Bubba Startz welcomes Steve Favis to discuss forensic arborist Robert Brame's evidence and programming expertise related to space weapons and directed energy attacks. They delve into the implications of open-source code, satellite tracking, and the Second Amendment. The conversation highlights the need for public awareness, media trust, and identifying attack sources, touching on executive orders and global countermeasures. Protective measures, the infrared spectrum, and resources for programmers are explored, emphasizing the urgency of anti-satellite weapons. The episode concludes with concerns about the impact on children, the importance of truth, and tracking threats.

You're Not Crazy Here #2

On this episode we talk to Robert Brame who is a Forensic Arborist from California, USA. Robert shares his collection of evidence from wildfires from the last 10 years of Directed Energy Weapons being used against the citizens of the United States and around the whole globe. Yes DEW's are very REAL and extremely dangerous to ALL life on this planet. Tune in to our next episode to find out more about DEW's, their origin and how we fight back.

You're Not Crazy Here #1

Bubba Startz delves into the distinction between conspiracy theories and facts, exploring the themes of awakening and global plans like Agenda 21. The conversation touches on tax slavery, government control, and media manipulation, highlighting the role of independent networks. Insights into the COVID pandemic are shared, emphasizing the importance of community and influential sources. The episode raises awareness about the UN Migration Plan and globalist agendas, advocating for questioning mainstream media and promoting individual education. Discussions on real-world issues affecting children, environmental concerns, government overreach, and civil liberties set the stage for a look at the political landscape and activism.

Shirlee Meier

Bubba Startz introduces Shirley Meyer, who provides an in-depth look at the Convention of States, its goals, and the amendment process. They discuss the importance of educating the public and the challenges faced, including timelines and addressing misinformation. Shirley shares insights on how individuals can get involved in the movement. The episode wraps up with Bubba expressing appreciation for Shirley's contributions and a closing sponsor message.

Bobbi Andera

Bobby Andera joins Bubba Startz to discuss his diverse background in healthcare, the military, and politics, shedding light on the grassroots Patriot Movement and its legislative challenges. The conversation navigates the dynamics within the Republican Party and the demand for transparency in South Dakota. Bobby emphasizes the principles of the Patriot Movement and its approach to governance. The episode wraps up with closing remarks and contact information, reinforcing the importance of grassroots efforts and political transparency.

Tesa Schwans

Bubba Startz is joined by Tessa Schwans, who shares her motivation for entering politics and her background. They discuss the importance of populist movements and the connection with communities. Tessa offers insights into legislative training and the value of diverse perspectives in lawmaking. The conversation also covers Tessa's committee assignments and her approach to political engagement. The episode wraps up with holiday greetings and closing remarks.