In this episode, Karol interviews David Harsanyi, a senior writer at the Washington Examiner and author of 'The Rise of Blue Anon.' They delve into the concept of Blue Anon, exploring how conspiracy theories have evolved, particularly on the left, and the role of media in shaping public perception.

In this episode, Grace Curley shares her journey from a theater major to becoming a prominent radio host in New England. She discusses the influence of media on public perception, the impact of political discourse on family dynamics, and the importance of personal growth and communication in relationships.

In this episode, Karol speaks with Drew Holden, a media critic and author known for his incisive commentary on social media. Drew shares his journey into media criticism, sparked by a moment of reflection on how the media treats public figures after their deaths.

In this episode, Karol interviews Kirsten Fleming, a features columnist for the New York Post. They discuss Kirsten's long career at the Post, her transition from news to opinion writing, and her Basque heritage.

In this episode, Michael Brendan Dougherty discusses his book 'My Father Left Me Ireland,' exploring themes of fatherlessness, maternal influence, and the importance of cultural heritage. He reflects on his upbringing, the impact of his father's absence, and how his mother instilled Irish values in him.

In this conversation, radio host Tony Katz shares insights about his journey in the media industry, his passion for bourbon and cigars, and the importance of personal growth and introspection.

In this conversation, Tiffany Justice, co-founder of Moms for Liberty, discusses her motivations for activism, the impact of COVID on education, and the importance of parental rights.

In this conversation, Allen Covert shares his journey from growing up in Florida to becoming a prominent figure in comedy and film, particularly through his collaborations with Adam Sandler. He discusses the evolution of comedy, the challenges of making R-rated films today, and the current state of Hollywood, emphasizing the need for a return to genuine humor in cinema.

In this conversation, Bianca De La Garza discusses her new book, 'Incoming,' which addresses the current political climate and the media's role in shaping narratives. She emphasizes the importance of truth in journalism and the dangers of deception in politics.

In this conversation, Link Lauren shares his journey from a British royal family commentator to a political influencer and advisor to RFK Jr.

In this conversation, Karol interviews author Blake Nelson, exploring his journey from music to writing, the controversies surrounding his book 'The Red Pill', and his thoughts on navigating the current political climate.

In this episode, Buck Sexton shares insights on marriage, his new coffee venture, and valuable life lessons. He emphasizes the importance of long-term thinking, the significance of greetings in relationships, and the need to enjoy the journey rather than obsess over achievements.

Ian Miller discusses the lingering effects of the pandemic and the need to hold those in power accountable for their decisions. He highlights the growing cultural divide and the influence of social media in creating polarized opinions.

Brad Polumbo, an independent journalist and host of the Brad vs. Everyone Podcast, discusses his approach to covering controversial topics and engaging with different viewpoints.

In this conversation, Karol interviews Erika Sanzi about the topic of schools banning books. Erika argues that the conversation around book banning is misleading, as books are not actually being banned but rather certain books are being excluded from school library collections.

Christian Toto, an award-winning journalist and film critic, discusses his journey into Hollywood coverage and his focus on providing a right-of-center perspective. He talks about the lack of conservative voices in the industry and the importance of free speech.

Drea de Matteo, Emmy award-winning actress from The Sopranos discusses her support for Donald Trump and her experiences as an outcast in Hollywood. She shares her journey from being anti-government to supporting Trump.

Noah Rothman discusses his book 'The Rise of the New Puritans' and the concept of the new Puritans as an intellectual tradition rooted in progressivism. He explains how the new Puritans seek to impose their moral framework on every aspect of society, leading to the politicization and loss of enjoyment in various areas such as entertainment, sports, and hobbies.

In this conversation, Karol interviews T. Beckett Adams, a columnist and program director of the National Journalism Center. They discuss Beckett's career as a writer and his expertise in politics, culture, and film criticism. They also touch on the state of journalism and the importance of providing accurate and informative commentary.

In this conversation, Karol interviews Rob Long, a writer and producer, about his career in screenwriting and his current endeavors. They discuss topics such as the impact of COVID-19, the changing landscape of the entertainment industry, the pursuit of success, and the importance of faith and spirituality.

Scot Bertram, lecturer in journalism and journal manager of the student radio station at Hillsdale College, discusses his career in radio and his experience at Hillsdale. He emphasizes the importance of finding common ground and shared experiences in a fragmented media landscape.

In this episode, Karol welcomes Michael Knowles who shares his journey into conservative media.

Andy Ngo, a journalist known for reporting on Antifa and far-left extremism, discusses his experiences and the challenges he faces in his work. He talks about being labeled as a right-wing extremist and the impact it has had on his reputation.

In this episode, Karol welcomes Mary Katherine Ham, who shares her experiences of making friends as an adult and her career in the media industry.