Kassy Dillon Show

Right now, there are hundreds of deported veterans living in Mexico. These veterans joined the U.S. military with the promise of obtaining residency only to be deported after their service. Jose Alanis is an Iraq veteran who served over 10 years in the military. Jose now supports deported veterans who seek refuge in The Bunker, a support house in Tijuana, Mexico. He joins Kassy to talk about the stories of those veterans and discuss the flaws in our immigration and military bureaucracy that allow this to happen. What are the challenges faced by our non-citizen veterans? What support do they have, and more importantly not have? Find out on this episode of The Kassy Dillon Show.

Ran Bar-Yoshafat, an Israeli lawyer and public speaker discusses the state of policy in Israel and the growth of conservatism. In Israel, each issue from social policies to economics is often built around security and identity. Due to this, “right-wing” or “conservative” policies do not necessarily mean the same thing in Israel as they do in the US. Israel has socialist beginnings and many current socialist policies. But according to Ran, Israel needs a taste of American free-market conservatism. But is this possible? Find out on this episode of the Kassy Dillon Show.

Sarah St. Onge delves into her story of choosing life for her unborn daughter despite numerous voices against her. After discovering her daughter had serious medical concerns, Sarah was confronted with several doctors and medical staff advising her to abort immediately. Since then Sarah has worked to give mothers facing her situation the support they desperately need. What are the stresses and difficulties in an unsure pregnancy? How did Sarah begin to move forward? What is really at the core of the Pro-Life Movement? Find out on this episode of the Kassy Dillon Show.

Diliman Abdulkader, the founder of American Friends of Kurdistan, joins us to tell his story of emigration as a refugee to the United States from Iraqi Kurdistan during the tumultuous reign of Saddam Hussein. Diliman walks us through his childhood, his parents’ desire for freedom, and the modern Kurdistan independence movement. How do refugees really feel about leaving a dictatorship for the United States? What are the biggest challenges for a free Kurdistan? Find out in this episode of the Kassy Dillon Show.

Yvonne Dean-Bailey joins us to help me recount our early college years as the only conservatives at our liberal all-women college. We recall the Leftism that was thrown in our faces on the very first day. Yvonne then explains why she left after only one year, not because of the harassment she endured, but because she went back to New Hampshire to become the second youngest state legislator in the country. Are leftist colleges really as bad as the stereotype? Find out in this episode of the Kassy Dillon Show.

James Lindsay joins us to explain the bias of academia. After his group published a fake study under feminist journals, new questions were raised about the surety of peer-reviewed research. Lindsay and his team spend countless hours pouring over studies from bogus to brilliant--and gives us insight into how the academic world needs to change. How did a study on rape culture in dog parks make it into a journal? Does the academic world have an unbreakable bias? Find out on this episode of The Kassy Dillon Show.

Kassy Dillon travels to the Brazilian Conservative Political Action Conference to deliver an address to fellow conservatives about Leftist bias on American College campuses and how conservatives combat it. What jump started Kassy’s involvement with college activism? How can Brazilian college students adapt American conservative’s tactics on their own campuses? Join us on this episode of the Kassy Dillon Show.

Ryan Gueli, a veteran of the United States Army, joins us to tell his story of returning to Iraq of his own accord to fight to stop the Islamic State’s terrorizing and bloody sweep through the Middle East. Americans like Ryan left the safety of the United States to return again to the “Sandbox”, fighting alongside the Peshmerga (Kurdish). How much of a threat was ISIS? What is it like fighting with foreign forces with only airstrikes for support? Find out in this episode of the Kassy Dillon Show.

Adam Yesner, a conservative comedian, joins us to tell his story of being a writer for The Ellen DeGeneres Show and performing award-winning stand-up in the modern Hollywood cancel culture of the woke. Adam also discusses the art of making liberals laugh with conservatives jokes, the mourning of Hollywood the day after Trump’s election, and advice for other conservative comedians. How does cancel culture affect our discourse, and where are the conservatives in Hollywood? Find out in this episode of the Kassy Dillon Show.

Mario Balaban, a Brazilian conservative activist, joins us for the journey of Jair Bolsonaro's rise to the presidency in Brazil, the major controversies in his political campaigns, and an inside look into the beliefs and personality of the proclaimed "Trump of the Tropics". How does socialism threaten Brazil, and does American conservatism exist in the political atmosphere? Find out in this episode of the Kassy Dillon Show.

Kassy Dillon (Daily Wire, TheHill, Lone Conservative) explores what it means to be politically conservative through the stories of people in the conservative movement from around the globe.