Coffee and a Mike

Jamie Juarez has been working in the fields of autism, behavioral therapy, mental health, and medical freedom since 2002 when her son was injured by pharmaceutical products at just 15 months old. She has been successful at writing laws and developing resources to help families who experienced the same trauma with their children. On the podcast we discuss the J & J halt of the vaccine, her thoughts on children receiving it, and why she is willing to sacrifice her career and well being for freedom.

Kayla Cowell is a student and farmer currently working for her family on their farm in rural Illinois.  She comes on the podcast to discuss her upbringing, how the past administration did things to strengthen the farming industry, gmo vs. non-gmo,  and what it takes to be a #FARMLEBRITY.  

Dr. Russell Surasky, is a triple board certified neurologist and  the only physician in the U.S. with this combination of credentials. Dr. Surasky serves as the chief physician and consultant to multiple addiction centers on Long Island.  He comes on the podcast to discuss what his take on vaccines, thoughts on mask wearing, the mental health the lockdowns are having,  the media’s role in all of this, and the impact this has had on children.  

Pastor Brian E. Hawkins, a San Jacinto, CA Councilman is running for Congress in 2022. He comes on the podcast to discuss Major League baseball moving the All-Star game out of Georgia, the George Floyd trial, the break up of the nuclear family in Atlanta during the 1960's, campaign strategy and rebuilding, restoring renewing both California and our country.

Brian “Tosh” Chontosh is a retired Marine having served as an enlisted and commissioned infantryman for 21 years.  He comes on the podcast to discuss being awarded the Navy Cross for his heroic actions in Iraq in 2003, his first 100 mile ultra marathon endurance run, helping out veterans, the Crooked Butterfly podcast, and his company CrookedButterfly.com , which presents opportunities for his clients to investigate what’s holding them back.  

Dan Ball is a veteran of the United States Air Force, journalist, father, patriot and the host of “Real America” on OAN Network. He comes on the podcast to discuss his recent bout with covid, how hydroxychloroquine combined with other drugs has helped kick Covid's ass, why the MSM is the number one enemy in this country, election integrity, the effect covid has had on the elderly, kids, and how on his show the focus is reporting accurate information and not fitting someone else’s narrative.

Mike Kulczycki was a two-time Ohio State Champ, four-time Ohio State Place-winner, two-time Cadet World Team Member, four-time NCAA qualifier, 2001 All-American wrestler and the owner of The Wrestling Factory of Cleveland in northeast Ohio.  He comes on the podcast to discuss wrestling at St. Edward High School, his initial meeting with Gray Maynard, why he chose University of Michigan, and how being let go as an assistant coach led him back to Cleveland.

Chef Andrew Gruel is the founder of Big Parm, Two Birds, and Slapfish Restaurant, the award-winning food truck turned international brick and mortar, based out of southern California.  He comes on the podcast to discuss what the limitations are on dining in California right now, the hypocrisy from the politicians, update on the recall efforts of Governor Gavin Newsom, and the future of restaurant dining.  

Chris Palombi is a self-taught web programmer, designer, and a former U.S. Capitol Police officer. He is an advocate for maintaining constitutional liberties, individual rights and freedoms, limited government and is running for Congress in 2022 in his home state of Maryland. He comes on the podcast to discuss big tech censorship, having conversations with people who have opposing views, looking ahead to the 2022 election, and how we have taken for granted the basic liberties this great country provides.

Paddy Gallagher, a senior at St. Edward High School in Cleveland, Ohio and 2021 Ohio State commit. He comes on the podcast to discuss winning his second wrestling state title this season making him the #111 and #115 champion for St. Edward, what it is like being part of the legendary wrestling program winning their 40th team title,  how different this season was from any other, and how he wants to be the best college wrestler in America.