Chris and Sean are honored and humbled to spend some meaningful time with former Hanoi Hilton POW, Captain Charlie Plumb.
On this, the five-year anniversary of the passing of Senator John McCain, we are reminded of the sacrifice and perseverance and leadership exhibited by the over 500 men who were imprisoned in Hanoi. Captain Plumb shares some stories and how to make a life meaningful following trauma. A #MustListen
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Ep. 316 Tim Jeffries on Faith, Forgiveness, and Redemption During Holy Week
In this powerful Holy Week conversation, Chris and Sean sit down with Tim Jeffries to talk about faith, forgiveness, redemption, and the life-changing power of Jesus Christ. Tim shares his deeply personal
Ep. 315 9/11, “No Kings,” and Why America Still Works
Sean Noble and Chris Clements open with a lighter detour through USC, campaign communications, Dodger Stadium, and why a simple guest lecture can turn into something much deeper. What starts as campus
Ep. 314 5 Year Anniversary Big Show with Robert Vera and Dave Pratt
Light Beer | Dark Money marks its five-year anniversary with a special episode featuring two of the people who helped launch the show from the very beginning: Robert Vera and Dave Pratt,
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Sean Noble and Chris Clements cover a packed “rant” episode that starts with the travel nightmare Americans are living through right now — endless TSA lines, airport chaos, unpaid agents, and a
Ep. 312 DHS Shutdown, Arizona Affordability, and the Fight for American Prosperity | Stephen Shadegg of AFP-AZ
Stephen Shadegg, state director of Americans for Prosperity–Arizona, joins Chris and Sean for a wide-ranging conversation on the DHS shutdown fight, border and national security, and why AFP-AZ is pressuring Arizona’s senators
Ep. 311 TSA Is the Problem: Privatize Security, Save Travel + “Peace Through Strength” in Hormuz
Spring break travel chaos, a government shutdown, and TSA agents working without pay — Sean Noble and Chris Clements use a viral airport-line clip to make a bigger argument: federalizing airport security