Coffee. Tech. Real Estate.
I am joined by Jeff Dornik @jeffdornik. Jeff is the founder and CEO of the new social media site Pickax that promises to protect Constitutional free speech. Jeff explains why he started @pickaxsocial, and how he along with @RealMattCouch are working to provide tools to help content creators grow and thrive.
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Here at last is my long term review of the Unplugged Phone, and my verdict on company itself.
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In this episode, I am joined by Sau O’Fallon, Vice President and co-founder of Asians For Liberty, to talk about life under the rule of the Communist Chinese Party, and also how her organization helps people, Asians in particular, understand and defend their rights as noted in the United States Constitution.
Also joining me on this episode is Sau’s husband Michael O’Fallon. He is the founder of Sovereign Nations, an organization that seeks to inform the public about the causes of things, and to create a space for thoughtful, public discourse. Mr. O’Fallon shares insight into how China became to be the way it is, how dominate Western Governments were the catalyst for this change, and highlights how Big Tech is infringing on our individual sovereignty.
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Amy Robbins (@TheAmyRobbins ) is the national spokesperson for Parler. She joins me to talk about how Parler has been completely revamped, the many other services it has introduced (e.g. PlayTV @playtvnow ) that interact with the Optio blockchain (@Optiocommunity ), and Big Tech censorship.
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*This interview was first published on January 9, 2023 Being attacked by the Legacy Media and politicians across the aisle […]
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It’s been 12 years since the Benghazi Attacks that claimed the lives of U.S. Ambassador Christopher Stevens, IT Sean Smith, and GRS members Tyrone Woods, and Glen Doherty. While the discourse on this subject remains highly political on both sides, the enemy remains out there. Joining me is Benghazi hero, survivor Kris “Tanto” Paronto.
In this wide-ranging interview, we reflect on life before and after the Benghazi Attacks, and talk about the lessons we need to learn from it.
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Yossi Schmidt of The Yossi Schmidt Show has made it his mission to cut through the noise and provide fair and objective social media platform reviews. He joins me on this episode to talk about why he does it and the importance of protecting freedom of speech.
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Thirteen service members along with at least 170 Afghan civilians were murdered by a suicide bomber at Abbey Gate during the evacuation of Afghanistan on August 26, 2021.
To add insult to injury, billions of dollars in military equipment was left for the Taliban.
Making matters worse, aside from the current Administration ignoring the Gold Star Families for years, our own government is actively funding The Taliban.
The lessons we failed to learn from Benghazi came back to haunt us and will continue to do so unless we start holding our institutions and politicians accountable.
I am joined once again by ex-CIA targeter Sarah “Superbad” Adams and Benghazi hero Dave “Boon” Benton to share their investigative findings on how our institutions have failed us.
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Peabody-Award winning Actor and Rush Limbaugh Show guest host Nick Searcy joins me to talk about his career, some Justified tidbits and, more importantly, his latest project The War On Truth.
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On this episode, Andres is joined by Eran Karpen, Chief Technology Officer and co-founder of Unplugged to hear his story for the first time.
Also joining the episode is Liran Stein, Chief Operating Officer of Unplugged. Together with Eran, they both talk about the history of Unplugged, their core values, how they’re delivering a privacy and security focused product, and respond to numerous questions including allegations raised by one of the leaders in the Privacy OS Space: GrapheneOS.
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