A Hillsdale Governor feat. Sen. Aric Nesbitt | Ep. 60
The first Republican to declare he’s running for governor in 2026, State Senate Minority Leader Aric Nesbitt lays out his vision for Michigan. Nesbitt says the state needs to prioritize Michigan families and education, as well on focusing on economic opportunity and a government that empowers individuals, rather than just corporations. Listen and Subscribe on […]
Project 2027 | Ep. 59
While it’s great to celebrate a huge victory in the 2024 election, it’s time to set our sights on the next one. We should be envisioning what we want Michigan to look like in 2027. You’ll have a new Governor, Attorney General, and Secretary of State by then. Now is the moment to strategize for […]
Trust, But Verify feat. Rep. Bryan Posthumus | Ep. 58
Rep. Bryan Posthumus discusses the importance of election integrity and his initiative to prevent non-citizens from voting in our elections. Posthumus also shares insights on his personal background and the legacy of his father, former Lieutenant Governor Dick Posthumus, while also addressing the future of the Republican Party in Michigan. Listen and Subscribe on Apple […]
Sugarfreed feat. Christine Trimpe | Ep. 57
James and Christine Trimpe dive into health, nostalgia, and personal transformation. Christine recounts her journey from obesity to vibrant health, breaking free from sugar cravings and embracing a holistic lifestyle. Reflecting on lessons from the pandemic, Christine advocates for individual responsibility and the power of community and faith in achieving wellness. Listen and Subscribe on […]
Taking Care of Business feat. Scott Greenlee | Ep. 56
Scott Greenlee discusses his candidacy for the Michigan GOP chair and outlines his vision for the party leading up to the crucial 2026 elections. He emphasizes the importance of candidate recruitment, fundraising, and voter turnout, while reflecting on his personal journey in politics and the influence of Ronald Reagan. Listen and Subscribe on Apple Podcasts […]
Doing the Work feat. Kayleigh Lickliter | Ep. 55
James and Kayleigh Lickliter discuss the current (pathetic) state of the Michigan media landscape. Kayleigh shares her unique journey in journalism, emphasizing the importance of curiosity, competition, and original reporting. She reflects on the challenges within the media and advocates for a more people-centered approach to news. Listen and Subscribe on Apple Podcasts Listen and […]
Above the Fray feat. Joseph Cella | Ep. 54
Joseph Cella, a candidate for the Michigan GOP chair, discuses the critical importance of the 2026 elections for Michigan. Cella emphasizes the need for strong leadership to rebuild the party after recent declines and outlines strategies for engaging voters and candidates. The discussion also touches on the impact of Donald Trump on Michigan Republicans, the […]
Throwing Punches feat. Meshawn Maddock | Ep. 53
Meshawn Maddock, candidate for Michigan GOP Party Chair, unpacks the high stakes of the 2026 election, emphasizing grassroots activism and coalition-building to combat voter apathy. She shares insights on candidate recruitment, Trump’s influence on Michigan politics, uniting the Republican Party, and the stark difference between being a Trump Elector in 2020 vs. 2024. Listen and […]
The Right Stuff feat. Jamie Roe | Ep. 52
James Dickson welcomes Jamie Roe, a seasoned Michigan political consultant, to analyze the political shifts and challenges of 2024 while looking ahead to the possibilities of 2025. Jamie discusses his optimism for conservative leadership, the dynamics of Michigan’s political landscape, and the importance of messaging and engagement with voters. Together, they also explore the future […]