Roseanne Barr, a legendary comedian and actress, discusses motherhood and the modern feminist movement. She opens up about her personal journey of reconnecting with her daughter placed for adoption and shares her views on the evolving dynamics of family and identity. The conversation takes a humorous turn as she reflects on her experiences in Hollywood and the contradictions within feminism today. Barr also critiques societal perceptions of motherhood, blending laughter with poignant insights on authenticity.

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Nic Nemeth, better known as professional wrestler Dolph Ziggler and host of the "Nemeth Bros" podcast, joins the discussion. He shares intriguing parallels between professional wrestling and politics. The conversation dives into the realities wrestlers face once their fame fades, and the pressure of maintaining on-screen personas. Nic also reflects on the evolution of WWE's support for wrestlers' external projects, influenced by icons like Dwayne Johnson. The episode wraps up with insights on the emotional complexities of wrestling careers and the importance of authenticity.

Join comedian Dave Smith, renowned for his sharp wit on "Part of the Problem," as he and Michael Malice dive deep into the world of stand-up comedy. They discuss the highs and lows of the comedy lifestyle, stressing the importance of authenticity in a landscape where inauthenticity can be detrimental. Smith shares insights on the changing rules of 'paying dues' in comedy today, and the duo reflects on balancing personal life with the challenges of being on the road. It's a candid take on the vulnerabilities and joys of making people laugh!

Jay Carnicom, co-founder of Dads Against Predators, shares insights into their grassroots movement combating child predators online. He discusses the shocking lack of support from law enforcement and recounts a personal story of confronting a predator from his past. The emotional toll of these encounters is palpable, as well as the urgent need for community engagement in safeguarding kids. Jay emphasizes education around red flags and the importance of storytelling for healing, illustrating the complexities of confronting childhood trauma and unsettling realities of the digital age.

Dinesh D'Souza, a political commentator, author, and filmmaker, joins to discuss the perils of doomsday conservativism and the unseen facets of Donald Trump. He critiques the current political landscape, illuminating the oppressive surveillance trends and the historical roots of authoritarianism in America. D'Souza delves into his latest work, 'Vindicating Trump,' addressing election integrity and the moral dilemmas of foreign policy. The conversation also humorously assesses Trump's unique appeal in today's political environment.

Matt Walsh, an author and filmmaker known for his satirical approach, joins the discussion to dive into his latest film, Am I Racist?. He critiques the superficial nature of diversity, equity, and inclusion training, revealing how it manipulates societal narratives. The conversation explores the complexities of modern progressivism and community, while also addressing the absurdity of online debates around race and masculinity. Walsh emphasizes humor as a tool for dialogue and reflection amidst today’s polarized discourse.

Lisa De Pasquale, an author and columnist known for her candid insights on health and resilience, shares her inspiring journey through mental struggles and weight management in the public eye. She discusses the emotional toll of body image issues, societal expectations, and the importance of self-acceptance. With humor, she reflects on the confusing world of denim sizing post-transformation and explores the lessons learned from significant weight loss and personal growth. Her story resonates with many, emphasizing hope and the power of consistency.

Robby Starbuck, an activist and documentary director known for opposing corporate DEI initiatives, discusses his fervent campaign against gender-affirming care for children. He sheds light on the alarming influence of corporate ideologies in Tennessee and how they affect local communities. Starbuck also highlights the disconnect between corporate executives and the workforce, while advocating for accountability in corporate policies. With a focus on preserving future generations, he emphasizes the urgent need for activism and the importance of true representation in media.

Francis Foster, a comedian and co-host of Triggernometry, dives into the critical themes of censorship and free speech. He discusses how cancel culture has shifted the Overton window, placing comedians in a challenging position. The conversation addresses the ethical dilemmas of balancing personal beliefs with professional conduct, alongside insights into the dangers of silencing dissent. Foster also shares thoughts on the future of free speech in light of recent legislative changes, emphasizing the need for open dialogue in today's climate.