PBD Podcast

Maksud Agajani, known as TraxNYC, is a jewelry entrepreneur who built a renowned brand in New York's Diamond District. In this conversation, he shares his dramatic rise, including viral clashes and collaborations with celebrities like MrBeast and Cardi B. TraxNYC recounts a heated feud that led to a viral confrontation, the gritty realities of jewelry politics, and his unique marketing strategies. He also discusses lessons learned from mistakes and the importance of trust in business, emphasizing the value of authenticity in a chaotic industry.

The dramatic capture of Nicolás Maduro leads to intense discussions on military strategy and political reactions. The hosts analyze protests in NYC, linking them to foreign influence, while Venezuelans celebrate the operation's success. Speculation arises around Iran's Supreme Leader Khamenei's potential escape plan amidst growing unrest. Tim Walz's political misfortunes trigger debates on citizen journalism's impact. The panel also touches on the decline of mainstream media and rising tensions in regional politics.

Stephen A. Smith, a renowned sports commentator known for his bold opinions, joins former NFL quarterback Danny Kanell for a riveting discussion. They delve into Zohran Mamdani’s inauguration, examining the controversy over swearing on the Quran. Smith considers a possible 2028 political run, critiquing Democratic strategies and advocating for accountability across party lines. The conversation also tackles Iran’s protests, the Minnesota daycare fraud, and how media manipulation affects public perception, all wrapped in sharp sports commentary.

Nick Shirley, an investigative journalist known for his eye-opening reports on fraud and immigration, discusses his viral daycare fraud investigation in Minnesota. He reveals shocking findings on millions paid to daycares without visible operations. The conversation delves into the federal government’s response, media pushback, and alarming evidence of fraud extending beyond daycares. Nick shares captivating tales of on-the-ground confrontations and the threats he faced while reporting. He also outlines his plans to investigate similar issues nationwide.

A viral investigation exposes a massive daycare fraud scandal in Minnesota, revealing empty facilities and unanswered questions. The hosts discuss Iran's alarming warning of total war amidst economic turmoil and protests. A contentious clash arises over Elon Musk's critique of NYC's FDNY appointments, spotlighting the tensions between qualifications and diversity. Meanwhile, Trump hosting Zelenskyy for peace talks raises hopes and skepticism about Ukraine's future, with discussions on the broader implications of war and accountability.

Trump's military strikes on ISIS targets in Nigeria spark a heated debate about intervention limits and the timing on Christmas to protect Christians. The discussion also touches on the significant drop in crime rates and the implications for political messaging on safety. Meanwhile, revelations about a fraud investigation in Minnesota and Meta's profits from scam ads highlight ongoing issues in governance and media integrity. The fallout between Megyn Kelly and Bari Weiss adds a layer of intrigue to the landscape of conservative discourse.

Andrew Wilson, a political analyst and host of The Crucible, dives into the cultural wars of our times. He shares his journey from robotics mechanic to debater and discusses the clash of spiritual values versus progressivism. With a candid look at modern masculinity and feminism, he critiques the 'pussification' of men and explores the fallout from progressive policies. Wilson also bravely opens up about personal loss, family dynamics, and the challenges of engaging in the political arena, all while calling for grit in the face of cultural battles.

Imam Mohammad Tawhidi, an ordained Shia cleric and reform advocate known as the 'Imam of Peace', joins for a compelling discussion. He distinguishes between Islam and Islamism, urging for nuance within Muslim communities. Tawhidi critiques the Muslim Brotherhood's influence in the West and emphasizes the importance of robust immigration vetting, akin to Gulf state practices. He reflects on Iran's oppressive regime and calls for inter-imam debates promoting coexistence, all while passionately defending Islam's true values against extremist distortions.

Dive into the latest Epstein files and shocking photo revelations involving high-profile figures. Netanyahu’s push against Iran sparks debate, while Fulton County faces serious allegations of voting fraud. The podcast also highlights Nicki Minaj’s unexpected praise for Trump, stirring up discussions about conservative factionalism. Additionally, the panel addresses the dangers of child star exploitation and the harmful effects of social media on youth. Expect insights on the GOP’s leadership needs and a fun dive into why dogs love their humans.

In this riveting discussion, pastors Martin and Millicent Sedra, both refugees from Egypt, share their gripping experiences of fleeing religious persecution. They delve into the rise of radical Islam in the West and recount the chilling Bondi Beach terror attack. The Sedras express concerns over free speech and censorship laws in Australia while discussing the compatibility of Christianity and Islam. They also address personal safety threats and the alarming demographic changes in their adopted country, offering a poignant perspective on the future of faith and culture in Australia.