Coffee and a Mike

Hollie S. McKay is a foreign policy expert, war crimes investigator and author of the Amazon Best Seller Middle East history book “Only Cry for the Living: Memos from Inside the ISIS Battlefield”.  She comes on the podcast to discuss this book, future projects, grunge music, wanting to settle down, challenges going for a run in the Middle East, and advice for anyone wanting to be a writer.    

Jim Fuller of Fuller Phoenix is an Internationally recognized expert with the Kalashnikov rifle and has been one of the main contributors to the growth and popularity of the AK in America.  On the podcast we discuss, his upbringing, possible titles for the near completion of his first book, the help he provided in a specific chapter in Jack Carr’s new book “The Devil’s Hand,” how the Second Amendment is being threatened, and the impact the potential head of the ATF could have on the gun industry.   

Tommy John is a doctor of chiropractic care and a training specialist that thoroughly understands every cell, tissue and organ controlled by the brain, brain stem and spinal cord. You can find him at drtommyjohn.com. He comes on the podcast to discuss why he hates being called doctor, getting kicked off social media twice, why the vaccines do not work for him, and everyone he encounters says they got the vaccine for reasons other than health (be able to travel, attend concerts, peer pressure, etc)

Nick Coury, ultra runner, co-owner of Aravaipa Running comes back on the podcast to discuss the first annual Cocodona, a 250 mile plus race linking together some of the most iconic trails/towns in Arizona,  his recent win at the Alexander County 24 Hour with a final distance of 148.1 miles, first place finish at the Whiskey Basin 92k, 3rd place finish at both Black Canyon 100k and Crown King, how negative splits play a part when racing, the impact coach James Bonnett has had and the future of Aravaipa.  

Andrea Widburg is an attorney, blogger at bookwormroom.com and is the Deputy Editor for AmericanThinker.com.  She comes back on the podcast to discuss James O’Keefe’s new video released today titled “OLIGARCHY”, all of the great work he is doing with Project Veritas, her recent article “Preachy Alyssa Milano gets put firmly in her place,” The Great Society created by Lyndon Johnson, will Gavin Newsom stay in power, and why China will stop at nothing to gain back control of Taiwan.

Grayce Emmick is a welder and eighth generation farmer.   She comes on the podcast to discuss how she balances working two jobs, long term goals for the farm, advantages/disadvantages of social media, her definition of a #FARMLEBRITY, why dating another farmer is a bad idea, and why she is a step ahead from many college graduates.  

Mark Jayne was a three-time Ohio State Champ, four-time Ohio State Place-winner, three-time NCAA qualifier, two-time All-American wrestler and the head coach of Hawken school. He comes on the podcast to discuss the recent retirement of Jim Heffernan at Univ. of Illinois, wrestling at St. Edward High School, the Walsh/Ed’s rivalry and how he has incorporated all he has learned in his coaching today.

Travis Haley is a veteran Force Reconnaissance Marine with 15 years of dedicated real world experience including: combat tours in the Middle East, Africa and Central Asia and is the founder of Haley Strategic Partners. We discuss defending the Constitution, one of the first questions he asks people that want to learn self-defense, how important gathering information from both perspectives is before making a decision and how buying a firearm should not be your first response in protecting your home.

Torrance T. Stephens, originally from Memphis, Tennessee attended Morehouse College where he studied, psychology, biology and chemistry. He received a master's degree in Educational Psychology and Measurement from Atlanta University and a Ph.D. in Counseling from Clark Atlanta University. We discuss his most recent article “Protest and Demonstrations are Not Synonymous with Rioting and Looting,” his thoughts on MLB moving the All-Star game out of GA, BLM, and how this all boils down to money and power.

Dr. Keith Jackson is an ENT physician currently practicing in Roswell, GA and a regular contributor to AmericanThinker.com. He returns to the podcast to discuss some of his recent articles “The COVID-19 Response Is Killing More Than It Saves,” and “The ground is shifting under Americans' feet on health care.” Also we talk Russia/Ukraine and China/Taiwan conflicts, why some school districts are still not back to in class learning, and how EMR’s have had both positive/negative impact on physicians.