PBD Podcast

Bryan Callen, a comedian known for his stand-up and TV appearances, joins the discussion on trending topics. He analyzes Donald Trump's recent Bronx rally and Logan Paul's legal battle with Ryan Garcia. Callen critiques the impact of 'wokeness' and DEI initiatives on creativity in Hollywood, arguing it's hindering the art. He delves into the intersection of politics and culture, touching on issues of accountability within the entertainment industry and the evolving landscape of American values.

Dan Bongino, a political commentator and former NYPD and Secret Service agent, joins for a lively discussion on the political landscape. They delve into Nikki Haley's endorsement of Donald Trump, examining its potential impact on future Republican strategies. The conversation shifts to the outrage surrounding Harrison Butker's commencement speech and the changing dynamics of women's roles in society. Bongino also critiques the decline of cable news, emphasizing the rise of digital platforms as audiences pivot to new media consumption habits.

The podcast dives into the shocking death of Iran's President Ebrahim Raisi and its implications for the country. In a lively discussion, the hosts analyze Diddy’s controversial assault tape and its fallout. They tackle Trump’s request for Biden to take a drug test ahead of their upcoming debate, alongside Elon Musk's bold claims about remote work. Lively conversations bridge political dynamics and societal issues, touching on voter sentiments and celebrity accountability, creating a rich tapestry of today’s pressing concerns.

The conversation heats up with a spirited debate between Chris Cuomo and Dave Smith, focusing on controversial COVID policies. The alarming rise of underwater mortgages across the U.S. prompts a deeper look into personal financial responsibility. Bird flu concerns creep into discussions about health, while humor shines as a coping mechanism in trying times. Economic trends reveal troubling credit card debt and declining savings, highlighting the gap between market optimism and everyday financial struggles. It's a lively blend of politics, economics, and cultural commentary!

Vivek Ramaswamy, an American entrepreneur and politician running for the Republican nomination in 2024, joins the conversation. He discusses the complexities of identity in politics and the challenges faced by minority candidates, particularly within the Republican Party. Ramaswamy delves into controversial topics like discrimination and aging, and the implications of recent political controversies. The conversation also touches on free speech, the evolving dynamics of immigration policies, and the importance of unity within the GOP amidst shifting voter sentiments.

Get ready for a wild ride as the podcast dives into Stormy Daniels' scandalous testimony amidst a backdrop of political maneuvering. TikTok is fighting back in court, raising questions about free speech and the geopolitical chess game between the U.S. and China. The conversation heats up with a look at the economic realities of inflation under Biden, coupled with a critical examination of public sector employment and its complexities. Plus, insights on how immigration shapes housing markets, all sprinkled with humor and sharp wit!

Cuba Gooding Jr., the Oscar-winning actor famous for his roles in 'Jerry Maguire' and 'Boyz n the Hood,' shares captivating stories from his Hollywood journey. He delves into the struggles of navigating fame, discussing personal experiences with alcohol and industry pressures. Cuba reflects on encounters with icons like Tupac and the impact of the Me Too movement on celebrity culture. He candidly addresses the challenges faced by actors of color in Hollywood, emphasizing the need for diversity and representation.

The discussion hits on Candace Owens' ongoing legal battles and their implications. Trump’s decision to skip debates against RFK sparks a debate on political strategy. In a lighter vein, there's a humorous roast of Tom Brady that leaves everyone in stitches. They also delve into the Minnect app, showcasing its efficiency in networking and how it can transform personal and professional connections. The banter is sharp, and opinions are bold, creating a dynamic mix of politics, humor, and business insights.

Protests erupt at Columbia and UCLA, sparking debates about free speech and the role of paid agitators. The dynamics of current pro-Palestine demonstrations draw comparisons to past movements like BLM. Ryan Garcia's recent positive PED test raises eyebrows in the boxing world, leading to discussions about athlete integrity. Economic trends also take center stage as rising interest rates affect families and job markets. The implications of Tesla's leadership changes on electric vehicle policies are explored amid a backdrop of political tensions.

Congresswoman Victoria Spartz, a Ukrainian-American politician representing Indiana, dives deep into pressing political issues. She critiques U.S. foreign policy towards Ukraine and the inefficiencies of government, drawing from her experiences in the USSR. Spartz discusses the ethical concerns surrounding political influence, accountability in Congress, and the dangers of centralized power. She reflects on her journey from Ukraine's repressive regime to advocating for democratic values in America, emphasizing the need for transparency in foreign aid and voter engagement.