Elisha Krauss

Brad Meltzer, an acclaimed author known for thrilling books and motivational speeches, shares insights from his impactful commencement address. He reflects on the importance of teachers and the transformative power of kindness. Paul Guilfoyle, a seasoned actor recognized from 'CSI,' discusses his deep love for classic film and cars, along with stories from his upbringing. Elisha Krauss chimes in on recent political events, including a dramatic Secret Service incident. The conversation weaves humor with serious discussions about societal changes and the importance of mentorship.

Join Stephen Baldwin, actor and podcaster known for his role in The Usual Suspects, as he and Adam hilariously reminisce about bad movies and sibling rivalries. They bond over Stephen's racing triumph and his daughter Hailey’s marriage to Justin Bieber. Jeff Abraham, CEO of Absorption Pharmaceuticals, shares his inspiring journey from personal tragedy to leading a sexual wellness brand, discussing the challenges of entrepreneurship. Elisha Krauss joins in to analyze a recent survey on women's happiness across political lines, sparking lively debates on modern values.

Join actor and comedian Jamie Lissow as he shares his sharp insights on the absurdity of modern diversity obsessions, especially in law enforcement and sports. Elisha Krauss dives into San Francisco's troubled governance, while Raymond Arroyo reflects on his New Orleans roots and nostalgic memories of theater. They all discuss the balance between artistic expression and professionalism in entertainment, revealing the quirky side of comedy and the unique journey of faith-driven sports teams. It's a blend of humor, culture, and social critique!

Elisha Krauss, a political analyst and commentator, joins the conversation alongside David Mamet, a Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright known for his provocative insights. They dive deep into topics like the absurdity of political correctness and modern ideologies. Mamet discusses his personal political evolution and experiences with blacklisting, while Krauss critiques California governance. The duo also explores free speech challenges, the impact of societal norms, and the relevance of biblical lessons in today's world—all laced with humor and sharp social commentary.

Scott Adkins, an action star celebrated for his roles in "John Wick 4" and "Diablo," reflects on how being mugged at 13 ignited his martial arts passion. He humorously contrasts big-budget and indie film experiences, discusses the absurdity of courtroom sketches, and critiques the CGI trend in filmmaking. Elisha Krauss joins to delve into Simone Biles' public apology and the complexities of fairness in women's sports, sparking a rich discussion on social media's impact and the cultural dynamics surrounding athlete representation.