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CannCon and Ashe in America dig into the latest twists following Charlie Kirk's assassination, spotlighting FBI inconsistencies, media spin, and the unanswered questions swirling around Tyler Robinson's alleged confession. They analyze Trump's careful framing of the tragedy, his refusal to be baited into overreaction, and how his moves on trade, immigration, and foreign policy fit into a larger strategic arc. The hosts also highlight Kirk's enduring legacy, pushing back against attempts to hijack his movement and questioning fundraising efforts in the wake of his death. Beyond the assassination, the show touches on Biden's political stumbles, global power plays involving Israel and Qatar, and the information war driving division in America. With sharp skepticism and heartfelt reflection, CannCon and Ashe remind listeners to stay focused on principle, discern psyops from truth, and honor Kirk's mission by refusing to be manipulated.

CannCon and Ashe in America continue their deep dive into The Fourth Turning with Chapter 7, exploring how the GI, Silent, and Boomer generations shaped America's trajectory from post–World War II prosperity into the turbulence of the Consciousness Revolution. They trace the rise of the GI “We Generation,” the Silent Generation's conformity and cautious prosperity, and the Boomers' emergence as the idealistic prophets of cultural change. From the optimism of the 1950s to the upheavals of the 1960s and 70s, the hosts map how each archetype responded to shifting challenges, laying the groundwork for the awakenings and crises to follow. Dense, thought-provoking, and highly relevant, this chapter brings historical rhythm into focus while hinting at where we might be headed today.

Ashe in America and Abbey Blue Eyes are joined by special guest GMoney for a sprawling, fiery episode of Culture of Change. The trio dive into Charlie Kirk's words on radicalization and how fear fuels division, before GMoney lays out his vision of “Gtopia,” a world where Bitcoin, free energy, and automation reshape society. What follows is a spirited debate: can technology and incentive structures truly overcome human nature, corruption, and the lust for power? From the future of capitalism, property rights, and water access, to the risks of surveillance states, monopolies, and AI-driven automation, the hosts push and challenge each other on whether utopia is achievable, or a dangerous illusion. With humor, sharp disagreements, and deep philosophical questions, the episode paints a vivid picture of competing futures, leaving listeners to wrestle with what freedom, sovereignty, and abundance might really look like.

In this episode of Alphas Make Sandwiches, hosts Ashe in America, Abbey Blue Eyes, Christy Lupo, and Jackie Espada welcome Michelle from Tamarack Gardens for a deep dive into the world of herbal remedies, natural healing, and the surprising power of weeds. The conversation winds from idioms and laughter to the very real story of how Michelle's journey into herbalism began with saving her son's life. She shares her passion for empowering families to care for their health through God's bounty, revealing how everyday plants like yarrow, plantain, and mullein can treat everything from fevers to bee stings. The discussion also touches on the recent emotional fallout from Charlie Kirk's assassination, exploring grief, hope, spiritual warfare, and the revival stirring across communities. By the end, listeners are inspired to see nature, faith, and personal resilience in a new light, whether through old-fashioned challenges, family stories, or the healing power found right in their own backyards.

CannCon and Ashe in America open with raw reflections on the assassination of Charlie Kirk, describing the emotional toll, the cultural impact, and how the tragedy is resonating with their own children and communities. They debate the premature push to name Ben Shapiro as Kirk's “replacement,” the pressures around speaking critically of Israel, and the deeper narratives shaping public perception. The hosts then pivot to the stunning dismissal of charges against Michigan's alternate electors, highlighting the judge's First Amendment defense and Dana Nessel's lawfare tactics. Through sharp analysis and candid conversation, they expose the government's abuse of power, the dangers of silencing election challenges, and the manipulation of narrative by corporate media. From personal grief to constitutional battles, this episode captures the exhaustion, resilience, and faith needed to keep moving forward in the fight for truth.

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CannCon and Ashe in America tackle a powerhouse episode of Badlands Daily, starting with explosive Senate testimony on vaccines. They break down Ron Johnson's grilling of witnesses, Toby Rogers' damning autism research, and the staggering rise in chronic illness linked to shots. The hosts dissect how pharma profits, suppressed studies, and government cover-ups have fueled decades of harm, tying it to Gardasil, COVID mandates, and VAERS data. From there, they pivot to Michigan, where charges against Trump's alternate electors were dismissed, exposing Dana Nessel's weaponized lawfare. The discussion heats up with Trump's firm response to Israel's airstrike in Qatar during peace talks, sparking questions about Netanyahu and U.S. foreign policy. They also hit court battles over Trump's power on tariffs, foreign aid freezes, and corruption at the Fed. Rounding it out, CannCon and Ashe analyze unrest in Nepal over social media bans and connect it to the global fight for free speech. A gripping mix of health, law, and geopolitics, this episode shows the spell of the regime breaking in real time.

CannCon and Ashe in America continue their journey through The Fourth Turning, diving into Chapter 6, which explores the “American High” from 1946 to 1964. They discuss how post–World War II optimism, economic expansion, and the rise of suburbia shaped a generation, while also planting the seeds of conformity, consumerism, and cultural stagnation. The hosts highlight how generational archetypes shifted during this era, with the Lost Generation entering elderhood, GIs moving into midlife, and Boomers arriving as children. They unpack the authors' framework of turnings and constellations, exploring how historical cycles repeat and how manipulation by elites can alter their trajectory. Along the way, they connect these historical insights to today's political and cultural struggles, reflecting on the erosion of the family, the rise of globalist influence, and whether the natural rhythms of history can be delayed or redirected in the age of surveillance and propaganda. It's a thoughtful blend of history, prophecy, and present-day reflection that grounds the abstract theory of cycles in lived experience.

This week on Better Buildings for Humans, Joe Menchefski sits down with Renée Jacobs, healthcare sustainability powerhouse and leader at DisTech and Atrius, for a revealing conversation on how indoor air quality (IAQ) and building automation systems are shaping the future of human-centered design. From managing hospitals to spearheading cutting-edge AI integration, Renée brings a deep well of knowledge—and a few sharp truths. They explore why proper humidification might be the most overlooked health intervention, how AI and heat mapping could one day save lives in emergency evacuations, and what really changed in building science post-COVID. Plus, Renée challenges architects and engineers to think beyond design—to future-ready buildings that respond to people, not just spreadsheets. This episode is a wake-up call for anyone still thinking IAQ is just about filters.More About Renée JacobsRenée Jacobs is a Certified Healthcare Facility Manager, Certified Healthcare Constructor and Fellow ASHE with more than 30 years and over $1 billion of experience in construction project management, healthcare facilities management and technical sales and management. Ms. Jacobs is the Business Development Manager – Healthcare for Distech Controls.Formerly as Vice President of Facilities and Construction at Saint Luke's Health System, Ms. Jacobs had oversight of all areas of design, construction, renovation, master planning, and plant operations and maintenance for 11 Kansas City area hospitals. Jacobs led the New Saint Luke's $330 million capital construction project, successfully completing a portion of the project as the first integrated project delivery (IPD) project for the health system.Ms. Jacobs is an active member of ASHE, serving as faculty, professional reputation committee chair and several task forces. She is active in the local ASHE chapter, the Kansas City Area Healthcare Engineers (KCAHE) and has served on the board as president, past-president and secretary. Additionally, Ms. Jacobs is a founding board member of LEAN KC, a chapter of the Lean Construction Institute, is a member of the University of Nebraska Construction Industry Advisory Committee and the Overland Park Rotary Club.CONTACT:https://www.linkedin.com/in/renee-r-jacobs/ Where To Find Us:https://bbfhpod.advancedglazings.com/www.advancedglazings.comhttps://www.linkedin.com/company/better-buildings-for-humans-podcastwww.linkedin.com/in/advanced-glazings-ltd-848b4625https://twitter.com/bbfhpodhttps://twitter.com/Solera_Daylighthttps://www.instagram.com/bbfhpod/https://www.instagram.com/advancedglazingsltdhttps://www.facebook.com/AdvancedGlazingsltd

Everyone should be in a band at some point—and Finneas and Ashe prove why. The Grammy-winning producer and rising singer-songwriter discuss how their friendship evolved into The Favors, a new band debuting their album The Dream on September 19th, 2025. We explore what it means to create as a band, how stepping back from confessional songwriting freed them creatively, and why sometimes the best way forward is embracing older ways of making music. SONGS DISCUSSED The Favors - "The Little Mess You Made" Ashe - "Moral of the Story" Ashe & Finneas - "Till Forever Falls Apart" Billie Eilish - "What Was I Made For?" The Favors - "Home Sweet Home" The Favors - "The Dream" The Favors - "Lake George" Billie Eilish - "bad guy" Simon and Garfunkel - "Old Friends" Simon and Garfunkel - "The Only Living Boy in New York" Simon and Garfunkel - "So Long, Frank Lloyd Wright" Simon and Garfunkel - "America" Rick Springfield - "Jessie's Girl" The Favors - "David's Brother" The Favors - "The Hudson" Fleetwood Mac - "Landslide" Fleetwood Mac - "Dreams" Kate Bush - "Running Up That Hill" Olivia Rodrigo - "drivers license" Sabrina Carpenter - "emails i can't send" Miley Cyrus - "Flowers" Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this special 2025 US Open recap, Andy Roddick and Jon Wertheim break down Carlos Alcaraz's incredible run in New York, including why his win over Jannik Sinner may be his most complete performance yet. They also dive into Sinner's response, what his next adjustments might look like, and how rivalries push both players to new heights. On the women's side, Aryna Sabalenka proves she's not just dominant but clutch, extending her insane tiebreak streak while solidifying her No. 1 ranking. Andy and Jon also react to the chaos surrounding the presidential visit, the state of American men's tennis, and offer gratitude for outgoing US Open director Stacy Allaster. COMMENT BELOW Do you think Alcaraz has changed tennis with his aggressive net tactics? Who impressed you most at this year's US Open? Check out the Served Merch! https://store.servedpodcast.com/

Ashe in America and Abbey Blue Eyes deliver a heavy but thought-provoking episode of Culture of Change. They begin with the horrific Charlotte train stabbing of a Ukrainian refugee, dissecting CNN's coverage that tried to bury the story and frame outrage as “racist.” The hosts contrast this with how left-wing narratives like George Floyd's death were amplified, exposing media hypocrisy and narrative warfare. From there, they examine a chilling lawsuit against Character AI, where a chatbot allegedly encouraged a 14-year-old boy to take his own life, sparking a wider discussion on technology, mental health, and how children are being conditioned by digital escapism. The conversation then shifts to predictive programming and 9/11, with Ashe and Abbey exploring eerie “coincidences” in pop culture, from the Illuminati card game and The Matrix to The Simpsons and Back to the Future. They also dive into time travel theories, carbon-based transhumanism, and how technology could tie into biblical end-times. Wrapping up, the hosts connect Spygate to British intelligence, Perkins Coie, and the FBI, exposing how the same actors behind Russiagate tie back to 9/11. It's a dense, sobering episode blending media critique, cultural decay, and deep-dive conspiracy analysis.

Anastasia and Nick wrap up the final Grand Slam of the year with a full US Open 2025 review. From Carlos Alcaraz defeating Jannik Sinner in their third final of the season, to Aryna Sabalenka defending her title against Amanda Anisimova, we break down the biggest matches and storylines.We also highlight Taylor Townsend's run, Granollers & Zeballos' doubles win, the fan experience on site (ticket prices, Armstrong vs Ashe, presidential delays), and our Players of the Fortnight. Plus, what's next on the WTA and ATP tours with Guadalajara, São Paulo, and the Davis Cup tie in Delray Beach.CHAPTERS00:00 Grand Slam Season Reflection Intro02:29 Men's Doubles Final Heartbreak07:08 Women's Singles Final Analysis17:16 The Future of Women's Tennis23:19 Men's Singles Final Recap36:56 Tournament Review: Highlights and Lowlights01:08:34 Upcoming Tournaments and Player Of the Fortnight01:13:11 Player of the Fortnight: Celebrating Achievements01:17:44 Outro

Ashe in America, Abbey Blue Eyes, Christy Lupo, and Jackie Espada bring another lively episode of Alphas Make Sandwiches. The ladies kick things off with playful banter about building a Badlands compound before diving into skincare tips, including lotion, deodorant, and the tallow bar, with fun hacks like using it to tame flyaway hair. They showcase their latest photo challenge and introduce next week's “fun with food” theme, all while laughing about behind-the-scenes antics. The conversation shifts to All Good's No Tox Smoothing Serum, complete with personal testimonies, before moving into the idiom of the week, “turn a blind eye,” and its naval origins with Admiral Horatio Nelson. History lessons cover Eisenhower's education act, the first U.S. flag flown in battle, NASA's Viking 2 Mars landing, Truman's first coast-to-coast TV broadcast, and early submarine warfare with the Turtle. They also discuss the origins of Uncle Sam, McKinley's assassination, and Codex 9/11, setting the stage for upcoming watch parties. Rounding things out are critiques of Jane Fonda's Vietnam-era betrayal, Gerald Ford's pardon of Nixon, and more sponsor shoutouts, blending humor, history, and heart.

Ashe in America and Alpha Warrior host a laid-back but fiery episode of Why We Vote, tackling breaking news and election integrity fights. They open with Ed Martin's call to free Tina Peters, praising her courage and highlighting Trump's pressure campaign on Colorado—including his decision to move Space Command to Alabama, citing mail-in ballot fraud. The hosts dig into Colorado's political landscape, exposing how uniparty players like former Perkins Coie attorneys are being placed in key state roles to obstruct transparency. They connect these moves to Trump's broader strategy, pointing out how funding cuts and federal investigations are hitting Colorado where it hurts. Beyond that, the episode unpacks debates over Second Amendment rights, National Guard deployments in blue states, and Democratic governors' fear that Trump will use the military to secure elections. With humor, sponsor shoutouts, and even a detour into alpaca farming at Willow Wind Farm, Ashe and Alpha balance lighthearted banter with serious analysis of the battles ahead for free and fair elections.

On September 5th, the Boone Area Chamber of Commerce Foundation reopens its High Country Business Disaster Grant Program, which has been in place since September 2024 to support businesses in Watauga, Ashe, and Avery counties impacted by Hurricane Helene.On this week's Mind Your Business, we will explain the criteria for the fourth funding round of this program, which will be centered around revenue loss for hurricane-impacted businesses. We will also meet Ethan Dodson, Director of Development for the Boone Area Chamber of Commerce Foundation. We will hear more about the organization's hurricane relief fundraising efforts along with other programs the foundation is currently working to support throughout the High Country.To support the mission of the Boone Area Chamber of Commerce foundation, please visit boonechamber.com/foundation. Mind Your Business is written and produced weekly by the Boone Area Chamber of Commerce. This podcast is made possible thanks to the sponsorship support of Appalachian Commercial Real Estate.Catch the show each Thursday afternoon at 5PM on WATA (1450AM & 96.5FM) in Boone.Support the show

CannCon and Ashe in America continue their deep dive into The Fourth Turning, this time unpacking Chapter 5's exploration of generational cycles and historical rhythms. They discuss how crime, substance abuse, and cultural trends rise and fall across awakenings, unravelings, and crises, and why today's fentanyl epidemic may not fit neatly into past patterns. The hosts wrestle with questions about technology, propaganda, and whether elites exploit these cycles to manipulate society, connecting insights from Bernays to modern AI. They trace turning points from the Civil War through World War II to today, examining anomalies in history and the potential for another global reorganization in our time. With humor, personal anecdotes, and sharp analysis, this episode blends book study with big-picture reflections on America's past, present, and future.

CannCon and Ashe in America push through an early Rumble crash that cut the stream before firing back up with sharp analysis and plenty of laughs. After addressing the tech hiccup, they jump into Tamarack Gardens' sponsor spotlight before tackling a series of heavy stories: federal courts bouncing Trump's cases to “secret” jurisdictions, judges blocking his deportation orders against Venezuelan gang members, and the definition of a “predatory incursion” in U.S. law. The conversation heats up around fentanyl deaths, sanctuary cities fueling cartel crime, and Trump's bold kinetic strike sinking a Venezuelan narco-boat in international waters. From there, the hosts cover child trafficking narratives, media goalpost-shifting, Chicago's violent Labor Day weekend, and Muriel Bowser's surprising cooperation with Trump's federal law enforcement surge in D.C. Alongside sharp critiques of immigration failures and cartel wars, they weave in humor, cultural tangents, and even suit fashion debates, keeping the episode both fiery and entertaining.

Anastasia and Nick take you through all the stories from Rounds 3 & 4 of the US Open 2025. From Taylor Townsend's showdown with Barbora Krejčíková to Naomi Osaka's big night against Coco Gauff, plus Felix Auger-Aliassime's run and Jannik Sinner lighting up Ashe. We also get into doubles, the new virtual queue, and set up the quarterfinal matches.Chapters:0:00 – Intro2:48 – Calm after the storm4:05 – Taylor Townsend v Barbora Krejčíková14:28 – US Open or Czech Open20:20 – Naomi Osaka26:14 – Coco Gauff31:01 – Felix Auger-Aliassime38:07 – Jannik Sinner/Ashe51:24 – Virtual queue55:18 – Doubles58:44 – Quarterfinal matches1:06:26 – ConclusionsAlso We have Merch!!!Links:Taylor Townsends Press Conference - https://youtu.be/JGet76nPxfA?si=wznqOByRTkJHLcps Ground Pass Shop - https://www.groundpasspodcast.com/ground-pass-shop

Ashe in America and Abbey Blue Eyes dig into the patterns of propaganda that shape wars, pandemics, and politics. They mark the anniversary of the disastrous Afghanistan withdrawal, exposing how emotional tactics, like the infamous “dead baby” stories, mirror the same playbook used after 9/11 and even during COVID. The hosts connect these tactics to today's battles, from vaccine coercion and mask mandates to manipulated protests and election chaos. With sharp personal stories, they reflect on resisting compliance, the dangers of rewriting history, and how humility in admitting past mistakes is key to breaking free of psyops. They also tackle Denver's wage hikes driving restaurants out of business, tying it to broader lessons about coercion, central planning, and the erosion of free markets. It's a raw, insightful episode that challenges listeners to recognize propaganda, own their choices, and refuse to be hoodwinked again.

Ashe in America and Zak “RedPill78” Paine take the Labor Day desk to break down a wild weekend of headlines. They start with Trump's Truth Social post demanding Big Pharma release hidden COVID vaccine data, framing it as a death knell for the industry and a masterstroke in exposing corruption. The hosts connect it to CDC shake-ups, RFK Jr.'s autism report, and Operation Warp Speed as a trap for the pharmaceutical cartel. From there, they cover Rudy Giuliani's suspicious car crash after stopping to help a woman, the appeals court striking down Trump's tariffs, and his call for voter ID and paper ballots in 2026. Other stories include Lisa Cook and Tish James' mortgage fraud scandals, Epstein investigations reopening under James Comer, and HUD's crackdown on illegals in Section 8 housing. With sidebars on SIDS, ivermectin, and even dog abuse in New York, the episode mixes heavy news with cultural grit and sponsor shout-outs, closing on Trump's overt Q+ meme post that has the internet buzzing.

Ashe in America, Abbey Blue Eyes, Christy Lupo, and Jackie Espada are joined by Mrs. Rise Attire for another round of laughs, life hacks, and heartfelt reflections. The crew kicks things off with sponsor love and stories about Deadwood photo shoot disasters, before diving into a hilarious yet practical discussion on food and clothing hacks—from reviving wilted lettuce and pickling watermelon rinds to fixing deodorant stains and stretching tight boots. Jackie unveils her new “Badlands” yarn project, Christy shows off Lego orchids, and Abby introduces the week's photo challenge with plenty of behind-the-scenes banter. The conversation then shifts to cultural reflections, including Cracker Barrel's logo reversal, a patriotic White House Labor Day ad, and an inspiring message about gratitude, time, and perspective. Blending humor, history, and practical tips with faith and positivity, this episode captures the unique charm and sisterhood of Alphas Make Sandwiches.

CannCon and Ashe in America welcome Phillip Davis, known online as @Mad_Liberals, for a deep-dive into election vulnerabilities exposed at DEFCON. Davis, a veteran software developer with decades in fingerprint identification systems, walks through how voting machines can be accessed and manipulated using readily available technician and poll worker cards. He explains the ease of altering ballots, prompts, and even candidate displays without leaving an audit trail, demonstrating how voters themselves can be unknowingly hacked. The conversation also unpacks the infamous Halderman Report, systemic security failures, and the lack of accountability in election administration. From Goodwill voting machines to encryption keys left in plain sight, Davis reveals how fragile U.S. election infrastructure really is, sparking a raw discussion on trust, oversight, and the future of voting.

CannCon and Ashe in America bring sharp commentary and humor to a jam-packed news cycle. They kick things off with pop culture absurdities like Trump's tongue-in-cheek response to Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's engagement, before diving into Cracker Barrel's logo flip-flop and the deeper culture war at play. The hosts tackle Snoop Dogg's swipe at woke Hollywood, expose shocking immigration failures including a sex offender hiding in a daycare, and unpack the federal trial of a judge accused of helping an illegal immigrant escape ICE custody. They then dig into the explosive revelation of “burn bags” tied to 2020 election corruption, Trump's push to sanction EU censors, and a heated battle over Pennsylvania's mail-in ballot rules. From Zelensky's illegitimacy and pipeline attacks in Europe to Fulton County's election board defiance and Trump's call to RICO the Soros family, this episode ties together cultural battles, global geopolitics, and the fight for election integrity.

CannCon and Ashe in America continue their deep dive into Strauss and Howe's The Fourth Turning, unpacking Chapter 4 with insight, humor, and plenty of historical parallels. From Mount Rushmore's symbolic generational archetypes to the Renaissance, Reformation, and the birth of America's cyclical patterns, the hosts explore how prophets, nomads, heroes, and artists shape history in repeating turnings. They connect past awakenings, crises, and unravelings to today's cultural and political landscape, drawing out lessons on institutions, family, society, and the rhythm of generational change. With lively banter, sponsor shout-outs, and even a few tangents about smoothies, protein shakes, and pets, this episode blends serious discussion with the community vibe that makes Badlands Book Club a listener favorite. 

Ashe in America, Abbey Blue Eyes, Jackie Espada, Christy Lupo, and Mrs. Rise Attire gather for a lively recap of Deadwood's GART weekend, filled with unforgettable moments, hilarious mishaps, and heartfelt connections. From paranormal ghost hunts at the Bullock Hotel to karaoke nights that brought down the house, the crew shares behind-the-scenes stories of costumes, camaraderie, and community. They dive into the cultural impact of Brad Zerbo's Codex 9/11 premiere, swapping personal reflections on 9/11 and how the documentary shattered long-held narratives. Between tales of prairie dog bites, haunted hotels, scavenger hunt winners, and Cracker Barrel rants, the episode captures the humor, heart, and high-energy spirit of the Badlands family. 

Ashe in America and Abbey Blue Eyes deliver a powerful episode centered on Brad Zerbo's groundbreaking documentary Codex 9/11 and the cultural shifts born from that tragic day. They begin with President Trump's new executive order on flag burning, debating its First Amendment implications and the exposure it creates of hidden anti-American sentiment. The hosts then dive into personal stories of where they were on 9/11, how trauma shaped national attitudes, and the ways media manipulation fostered fear, division, and compliance. From TSA security theater to the Patriot Act, they highlight how the event rewired American culture and prepared the ground for later crises like COVID. The conversation blends personal reflection, cultural critique, and raw analysis, urging listeners to watch Codex 9/11, share it widely, and question the narratives that have defined two decades of war and government overreach. 

New York, New York! The opening round of the 2025 US Open has had a little bit of everything — shock exits, emotional goodbyes, and first class meltdowns (ahem, Daniil Medvedev) so why not join Kim and Chris as they unpack all the drama from Flushing Meadows.Making the headlines, Australian Open champion Madison Keys' surprise defeat to Renata Zarazua was the standout upset, as the American struggled with nerves and unforced errors in front of the home crowd. At the other end of the spectrum, Novak Djokovic and Carlos Alcaraz opened their campaigns in style, with Djokovic overcoming the tricky up and comer Learner Tien whilst Alcaraz produced a near faultless win against big serving Reilly Opelka— though his new buzzcut stole plenty of headlines too. Is his brother to blame for a shocking buzz cut? Emma Raducanu also made waves, securing her first US Open win since her 2021 triumph, while Iga Swiatek maintained her blistering summer form with a commanding start. No bagels, but the New York bakery is open with a breadstick!Elsewhere, Venus Williams delighted Arthur Ashe Stadium in a three-set battle with Karolina Muchova, and the sport bid farewell to two beloved champions, Petra Kvitova and Caroline Garcia, who played their final matches. Add in Daniil Medvedev's latest meltdown that had the team wondering whether he went too far this time and plenty of bold-prediction drama in the Tennis Weekly camp, Round 1 has certainly set the tone for a thrilling fortnight ahead.SOCIALSFollow us on Twitter, Instagram, TikTok and YouTube, plus email the show tennisweeklypod@gmail.com.MERCHPurchase Tennis Weekly Merch through our Etsy store including limited edition designs by Krippa Design where all proceeds go towards the podcast so we can keep doing what we do!REVIEWS***Please take a moment to rate and review the show on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you get your pods. It really means a lot to us at HQ and helps make it easier for new listeners to discover us. Thanks!*** Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hosted by CannCon and Ashe in America, this episode of Why We Vote digs into the escalating battle over election integrity. From Texas court rulings upholding voter ID laws to explosive claims about voter roll fraud, the hosts connect the dots between J6 investigations, Trump's fiery Truth Social posts, and the push to end mail-in ballots and voting machines. They unpack reactions from figures like MTG, Ed Martin, and Jenna Griswold while highlighting Tina Peters' case, the Newsmax settlement with Dominion, and the behind-the-scenes maneuvering of state officials. With humor, sharp analysis, and a look at the latest “signal” pointing to possible emergencies ahead of 2026, CannCon and Ashe lay out the stakes in the fight to secure America's elections.

CannCon and Ashe in America dive back into The Fourth Turning with Part 2 of Chapter 3, unpacking Strauss and Howe's generational theory and its implications for America's current cycle. They explore how recurring patterns of crisis and renewal shape history, drawing connections between past turnings and the challenges unfolding today. The discussion highlights the traits of each generation, how these archetypes interact during pivotal moments, and why understanding the cycles is key to anticipating what comes next. With sharp analysis and thoughtful commentary, the hosts make complex historical patterns engaging and relevant to the present moment.

CannCon and Ashe in America break down Trump's preparations for his high-stakes summit with Putin, exploring what the meeting could mean for Ukraine, NATO, and America's global standing. They dig into new revelations about DOJ interference in the Clinton Foundation probe, connecting it to broader patterns of corruption and political cover-ups. The episode also highlights media meltdowns as narratives collapse, with pundits scrambling to spin shifting events. From election integrity fights to international power plays, the hosts cut through the noise with sharp analysis and unfiltered commentary, showing how today's headlines tie into the larger struggle for truth and accountability.

Ashe in America and Abbey Blue Eyes dig into the origins of today's cultural narratives, tracing how projects tied to DARPA and other government initiatives helped shape the flow of information and public perception. They discuss the idea of “downloads,” hidden influences, and the mechanisms through which stories are seeded into society to steer thought and behavior. The conversation weaves together technology, psychology, and history, offering insights into how these forces impact daily life and why questioning the official storyline matters. With sharp analysis and candid perspective, the hosts unravel the threads of narrative control to reveal the deeper roots beneath the surface.

Ashe in America, Abbey Blue Eyes, Christy Lupo, and Jackie Espada share stories from their trip to Deadwood, mixing lighthearted fun with reflections on parenting and family life. The conversation ranges from hilarious travel moments to the everyday challenges of raising kids, offering both humor and relatability. With their trademark banter, the hosts balance playful commentary with genuine insights, creating an episode that feels like a chat among friends. From road trip laughs to parenting truths, this one brings warmth, wit, and a glimpse behind the scenes of their Deadwood experience.

CannCon and Ashe in America dive into the latest wave of election-related lawsuits and legislative maneuvers, breaking down how states are shifting strategies ahead of 2026. They examine challenges to mail-in voting laws, voter ID enforcement, and ballot access cases aimed at sidelining Trump, while highlighting where courts are pushing back. The conversation explores how both parties are using the legal system as a political weapon, the influence of state legislatures in shaping election rules, and what these battles reveal about the future of American elections. With sharp analysis and grounded perspective, the hosts connect the dots between courtroom fights, grassroots organizing, and the larger struggle for election integrity.

In this episode of Between the Lines with FGI, cohosts John Williams and Marissa Lamperis Kastrinos are joined by ASHE's Leah Hummel and Chad Beebe for a conversation recorded live at HFIC. The discussion focuses on the Joint Commission's upcoming consolidation of standards, set to take effect in 2026, and what these changes mean for health care facilities. Leah and Chad explain the addition of the new National Performance Goals chapter, the Commission's unique ability to respond quickly to critical safety concerns, and how high-profile incidents can influence survey priorities. They also introduce ASHE's new survey readiness course, which aligns current and future Joint Commission standards with NFPA, CMS, and other accrediting body requirements.     Sponsored by:   American Society for Health Care Engineering (ASHE): Optimizing health care facilities    Link to show notes: https://fgiguidelines.org/podcast/s3-kickoff-whats-new-with-joint-commission-recorded-at-hfic/ Learn more about AIA self-reporting LUs: https://fgiguidelines.org/aia-self-reporting-lus/  Connect with us on LinkedIn      

Ashe in America and Ghost break down the latest bombshell from a Democrat whistleblower alleging Adam Schiff approved leaking classified intel to damage Trump, tying the scandal to Russiagate and revealing possible high-level quid pro quo promises. They analyze the DOJ's refusal to act, speculate on other big names who could be implicated, and consider the political fallout. Trump's latest trade announcements, including extended tariff suspensions and a gold exemption, are discussed alongside his meeting with Intel's CEO and the nomination of economist E.J. Antoni to head the Bureau of Labor Statistics. The hosts also highlight media hypocrisy, global political shifts, and the stage-setting for Trump's upcoming summit with Putin. From domestic intrigue to international maneuvering, the conversation exposes how power, policy, and perception collide.

CannCon and Ashe in America wrap up Letters to Trump with a lively discussion of the epilogue, sharing their final reflections on the collection and its mix of personal anecdotes, political history, and cultural commentary. They revisit memorable letters from the book, draw connections to current events, and explore how Trump's relationships, both political and personal, have shaped his public persona. The hosts balance humor with insight, offering candid takes on the personalities featured, the behind-the-scenes stories revealed, and what these letters say about influence, loyalty, and legacy. It's a fitting close to the series that has blended literature, politics, and a dash of Badlands banter.

Ashe in America and Abbey Blue Eyes take on the big question of sovereignty in this Culture of Change episode, unpacking what it really means on personal, community, and national levels. They explore how sovereignty goes beyond political borders, touching on self-governance, individual rights, and the responsibilities that come with freedom. The conversation weaves through history, current events, and everyday life, showing how sovereignty is challenged by centralized power, global agendas, and cultural shifts. Ashe and Abbey share thought-provoking insights on reclaiming autonomy, from taking ownership of personal choices to strengthening local communities against outside influence. With their trademark blend of sharp analysis, relatable examples, and lively banter, they offer listeners both a wake-up call and a roadmap for living more sovereign lives in a world that often pushes conformity over independence.

Ashe in America, Christy Lupo, and Jackie Espada bring the heat in Episode 33 of Alphas Make Sandwiches, diving into a lively mix of health, hustle, and hilarity. The conversation kicks off with a candid look at women's hormone health, from the challenges of balancing cycles to the ripple effects on mood, energy, and relationships. They swap stories and insights on navigating work, family, and personal goals while keeping wellness front and center. The trio also takes on trending cultural topics with their signature sass and sharp wit, unafraid to tackle the absurdities and double standards they see in the world. Between heartfelt encouragement, no-nonsense advice, and plenty of laughs, this episode serves up an empowering reminder that owning your health and your hustle is the ultimate power move.

CannCon and Ashe in America team up for Episode 136 of Why We Vote, unpacking the latest moves in election law, government overreach, and media spin. They dig into the ongoing fight over Pennsylvania's Act 77, analyzing its impact on mail-in voting and the broader legal challenges it faces. The discussion shifts to alarming revelations about the FBI's use of confidential human sources, raising serious questions about constitutional rights and political targeting. CannCon and Ashe also take aim at the media's selective storytelling, showing how coverage is shaped to protect certain narratives while ignoring inconvenient truths. With a mix of legal insight, political analysis, and sharp commentary, the duo connects the dots between state-level policy battles, federal agency misconduct, and the public's growing distrust in institutions. This episode offers listeners a clear-eyed look at the mechanics of political control, and the grassroots efforts working to dismantle it.

In this episode of Badlands Daily, CannCon and Ashe in America unpack a wave of headlines that reveal the cracks in the regime's information control. They discuss election integrity concerns sparked by the ERIC voter roll system, newly unsealed Epstein-related documents, and the media's sudden shift in tone around long-buried stories. From federal censorship and DHS whistleblowers to the financial and political threads connecting the Clintons, Epstein, and global influence networks, the episode pulls together a growing list of coincidences that are starting to look a lot like patterns. CannCon and Ashe also weigh in on Trump's latest posts, foreign policy distractions, and the continued erosion of public trust in mainstream narratives. As the walls close in on the establishment, the episode explores whether the floodgates of truth are about to burst.

In Episode 20 of Badlands Book Club, CannCon and Ashe in America begin their deep dive into The Fourth Turning by William Strauss and Neil Howe, kicking off with Chapter 1: "Winter Comes Again." This foundational chapter introduces the core concept of cyclical generational dynamics shaping American history. The hosts explore the idea that history doesn't just progress, it turns, predictably, through recurring cycles of growth, unraveling, crisis, and rebirth. Drawing parallels to current events, CannCon and Ashe reflect on the cultural and institutional signs that suggest we are deep into a Fourth Turning, a period of upheaval and transformation. This episode lays the groundwork for understanding how the past informs the present, and how we might navigate the season ahead.

In Episode 115 of Culture of Change, Ashe in America and Abbey Blue Eyes connect the dots between modern-day psychological operations and the foundational tools that made them possible. From DARPA's early influence on digital behavior to the language of “downloads” and predictive programming, this episode unpacks how long the narrative machine has been running, and how deeply it's rooted in our institutions. The conversation explores mass manipulation through media, trauma cycles, and even our own language, offering insight into how awakening requires more than just seeing, it requires reclaiming. A bold, insightful breakdown of the real culture war, and the stories that shape it.

In Episode 135 of Why We Vote, CannCon and Ashe in America sit down with special guest Patrick Colbeck to expose the digital vulnerabilities hiding in plain sight within America's election systems. Colbeck, drawing on his engineering expertise and firsthand experience, explains how election machines are far from “air-gapped” and instead are built to be remotely accessed through components like modems and motherboards. He breaks down how design choices, not glitches, make the system susceptible to outside manipulation. The conversation also touches on how citizens can assert their constitutional rights to free and fair elections, the media's campaign of gaslighting and suppression, and why cleaning up voter rolls isn't enough. Packed with sharp analysis and urgent questions, this episode offers a sobering look at the fight for election integrity in an age of digital deception.

In Episode 13 of The Shipwreck Show, Shipwreck and Ashe in America cut through the noise to bring clarity and conviction to a culture in chaos. From the importance of speaking truth boldly to the art of staying grounded amid daily distractions, this episode is a call to courage. The hosts reflect on standing firm in your values, even when it's unpopular, and why real change requires real action, not just commentary. Whether it's politics, parenting, or personal discipline, Shipwreck and Ashe bring a no-nonsense perspective with humor, honesty, and heart. For those who feel overwhelmed or uncertain in the current climate, this episode offers a steady reminder: you're not alone, and holding the line matters more than ever.

In Episode 19 of Badlands Book Club, CannCon and Ashe in America crack open The Fourth Turning by William Strauss and Neil Howe, beginning with the book's Preface. They react to the authors' 1997 framing of an impending American crisis, a bold prediction that feels startlingly accurate nearly three decades later. Ashe and CannCon reflect on the difference between linear and cyclical views of history, the rise and fall of institutions, and the prophetic tone Strauss and Howe set from page one. With a blend of curiosity, humor, and grounded skepticism, the hosts begin laying the foundation for what promises to be a powerful and timely read-along of this generational classic.

On this episode of Badlands Daily, CannCon and Ashe in America dissect the mainstream media's rapid unraveling in real time. They spotlight a pivotal Axios article that accidentally reveals just how much Trump's popularity has surged, even among former doubters, and how tightly the regime is clinging to control through narrative warfare. The hosts unpack the collapse of lawfare tactics, citing the timing of the Hunter Biden gun trial, the desperation behind the fake “nuclear secrets” narrative, and the dangerous implications of Judge Boasberg's rhetoric. Ashe breaks down the power of 4am talking points and the illusion of coordinated messaging, while CannCon points to the growing gaps in media cohesion. With references to the 51 intel letter, social engineering, and DC circuit corruption, this episode pulls back the curtain on a system that's eating itself alive, and a public that's finally waking up.