Ryan Wiggins offers a unique look politics, pop culture and life. The Wiggins America radio show focuses on the Power, Money and Influence in America and how we might use them differently.

This trial has become a farce, but one with weird implications. Ryan explains to Tricia why he loves it when trials are in the news even though he hates trial news.

Yes, Actblue is the highly corrupt foreign-donation run fundraising arm of the Democrat party, rest in peace. They're under high scrutiny of investigation now, we have the update. And guess what's actually causing high gas prices right now! It's not Iran.

It's Dolly Parton day! We discuss that, Netanyahu's banger of a speech at the UN, and China's visit to the U.S.

Uh oh. He just got back from a Vegas Vacation, and the dopamine hits were too much to handle. Advice please.

See if you agree with these two points which have sunk Trump among certain groups in the MAGA orbit. Then, is Wiggins addicted to gambling now? Advice please? How did this happen?

Audacy's conservative hosts discuss a secret lining in AI talks, how Travis Kelce lost to an illegal immigrant, Robert Kraft and the Macklemore controversy, and more.

Can we make sure we're treating crime seriously? This is the second segment in about a month where local business leaders have had to call out theft and vandalism outright to get something done about it.

Like a freight train, it's coming, and apparently there's no stopping it. Elon Musk thinks there's one very strange solution- have you heard of this idea? Tricia sticks around for two segments about Rock & Roll & Midterms and the like.

Audacy's conservative hosts discuss 9/11 on its 25th anniversary and whether we've learned what we were supposed to.

You thought this was a headline in 2025, and that it all went away. Nope! Trump is making great inroads into stopping the communist indoctrination of America through the University system.

We open with a discussion about polling- OH BOY. Then Tricia stops by to discuss why some people are more risk averse than others, and finish with a McDonalds drivethru experience that's very indicative of downtown St. Louis!

JD Vance told the media to stop calling the operation in Iran a war, and more conservative news tidbits. One of which is why was Maria Bartiromo really fired from FOX News?

"People, get over it," says Wiggins about Target trying to stir up racism. Cancel culture needs a hit, and they don't care if it's one of their own!

Energy, energy, data centers, energy, California, Illinois, and how we're all affected by these things more than we know! Ryan starts the show with a story about American energy, and concludes with Dolly and Dollywood and Six Flags.

The hottest topics in conservative talk this week includes the U.S.'s battle with Canada, Trump's potential blockbuster deal in Venezuela, Meta's settlement, and more.

This time it's in Alaska, and it could tip the balance of the entire US Senate. Will wonders never cease! If you haven't heard this story, you'll be amazed at the sophistication of the ruse.

We start the show discussing the nature of polling as reliable predictive data, then end it with a shout out to a local antique store/flea market that's taking a hard stance on theft.

We check in on the latest economic indicators, the situation in Iran, socialism, Gen Z and jobs and a fake poll 'experiment' that twisted up the election in Wisconsin.

These are the final productions of the cartridge, and it's a stash of 90+ games nobody knew existed, produced way later than the originals. These lost treasure stories are great- for auctions.

This time, the weird election anomalies are affecting the democrat primary in Wisconsin, and guess who the error benefits? It's always the same. Tricia and Ryan start the show with Fauci-talk 101, and the latest.

We dive into the usual suspects, Iran, the SAVE Act, the new wing of Democratic Socialism and a ginned up ad for Kamala Harris that deserves to be true.

Wiggins discusses the nature of a democrat vs. a socialist/communist, and how little space there is left between the two. We've been saying it for years, now it's all openly discussed. At least we've seen this line of thought fail, over, and over, and over.

Fauci is one of them, although that is still gaining attention, rightfully. But the other hasn't been discussed much, and it all has to do with an important speech Trump gave in July.

We dive into the latest on Dr. Anthony Fauci, the Senate primary win of Abdul El-Sayed, the case of AI learning to lie for the first time so it could secretly hack, and how the economy is thriving how that it has fewer regulations.

Better late than never- and honestly, what more accountability can we have than Fauci's reputation being damaged as an out-and-out liar? He's obsessed with his reflection, so it's quite the punishment. Ryan also looks at some suspicious CDC numbers from 2020. Nobody else is talking about this.

This is deep-dive research done by Wiggins, presented in this very quick 5 minute segment you'll want to hear. The CDC may have cooked the books in 2020, based on publicly available data.

Dr. Fauci's Senate hearing took over conservative talk this week. Here are all the angles.

What is going on in Branson? Silver Dollar City is putting some serious money into the area- Billions with a B- and we're about to find out what's next.

A wide-ranging variety of subjects today on Wiggins America, including #ReformNow! For Emergency Rooms, and Flight Cancellations, and Ryan and Tricia talk about sex and politics toward the end of the hour.

New York's Democratic socialist mayor is being joined by more in the liberal party, and even the Dems think that's dangerous. Get the latest on that, plus Donald Trump's plans in Iran, and where he's going right in today's Red Meat.

Lennon's contemporaries weren't all fans of his watery love message. Listen to what some of them said at the time.

Oh but it's not just him, this comes from all our intelligence agencies, so buckle up and pay attention this time! Also, a little rip of the shorts makes it onto Wiggins America.

We bring you all the important news this week, including the re-opening of the bridge between the U.S. and Canada and what the GOP had to do to make it happen. Plus, a real-life story about eating tacos and getting the worst parasite of summer, and why the SAVE Act is so important.

Not the stupid prequel, or the other versions like the cartoon (Yes, there was a cartoon). Dumb and Dumber To, the proper sequel, is extremely funny and everyone is wrong about it. Give the thing a chance, again!

Some easy questions to answer here, but which countries have racially diverse soccer teams? When you see other countries, which are not diverse, do you think they are evil? Other topics include the time Ryan was forced by his favorite musician to reenact an assassination using a puppet, on stage.

Israel issued a dire warning today, saying that Iran wants to kill President Donald Trump. We dive into that, plus more conspiracy theories, including one that pundits say could potentially set Charlie Kirk's accused killer free.

In the second half of this segment, listen to Ryan set up a prophetic cartoon from WW2 about what could happen if we allow our enemies to inhabit our ideas.

The socialists are coming, and we're welcoming them! Well, WE aren't, but major American cities are sliding down a colorful tube into a pit of despair, and we're sad, but we're Americans, dammit, and the rest of us aren't having it.

Ryan does a 4th of July special this year, and for America 250, it's the 6th annual! Here are some cool things he's using/adding to the special next weekend.

And did you see the news out of Chicago? Brandon Johnson is VERY concerned about something called Transfemicide, which doesn't exist anywhere but his mind. No, really. Statistically. You should tune in!

Audacy's conservative hosts break down the meaning of this week's major Democratic socialist wins in New York, discuss the push for election integrity, the importance of the SAVE Act. And Tara Servatius asks, 'Can Trump pull off the ultimate?'

Yes, it's Gavin Newsom, who seems very nervous. Then, find some summer love in STL and find out why there are holes forming beneath the very ground you walk on.