Podcast appearances and mentions of Matt Lamb

A new pope has been elected, and for the first time, he’s an American. Pope Leo XIV, hailing from Chicago. Matt Lamb, reporter for The College Fix and LifeSiteNews, sheds some light on who the new guy is. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

When Steve Smith set out to hitchhike from Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario to Canada's west coast back in 1968, he was just an eighteen-year-old hippie with an appetite for adventure. But a short way into his journey, a reckless decision to steal a car landed him in police custody. Afraid of getting caught with the two tabs of acid in his pocket, Steve popped them into his mouth. It was one of the worst decisions of his life. Mistaking his drug trip for a mental breakdown, the authorities placed him in Ontario's notorious Oak Ridge mental health facility. While there, not only did he find himself shoulder-to-shoulder with people like notorious child killer Peter Woodcock and mass murderers Matt Lamb and Victor Hoffman, he also fell into the hands of someone worse: Dr. Elliot T. Barker. Over the next eight months, Barker subjected Steve and the other patients to a battery of unorthodox experiments involving LSD, scopolamine, methamphetamines, and other drugs. Steven also experienced numerous other forms of abuse and torture. Following his release, Steve continued to suffer the aftereffects of his Oak Ridge experience. For several years, he found himself in and out of prison—and back to Oak Ridge—before he was finally able to establish himself as a successful entrepreneur. Once he began investigating what happened to him during his youth, not even Steve was prepared for what he would discover about Barker, Oak Ridge, and one of the darkest periods in Canada's treatment of mental health patients. The question remains: Was Oak Ridge and Dr. Barker trying to cure psychopaths or trying to create and direct them?Read lessBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-opperman-report--1198501/support.

Best of “Catholic Connection” with Brad Wilcox, Mark Bradford and Matt Lamb.

Best of “Catholic Connection” with Brad Wilcox, Mark Bradford and Matt Lamb.

Matt Lamb, Associate Editor for The College Fix, reviews some positive stories that took place in 2024. Joan Lewis reports on the latest news out of the Vatican concerning the Church and the Holy Father.

Matt Lamb, Associate Editor for The College Fix, reviews some positive stories that took place in 2024. Joan Lewis reports on the latest news out of the Vatican concerning the Church and the Holy Father.

What’s Trending: JD Vance said on Theo Von’s podcast that he trusts betting markets more than the polls. Guest: Pastor Wyatt Martin gives his take on why there has not been much religious language in this presidential election cycle. 5:30 - LongForm: GUEST: Naturopath and founder of Bastyr University Joe Pizzorno. 5:45 - The Quick Hit: Guest: Writer for the College Fix Matt Lamb gives an update on a hate crime hoax at the University of Washington.

“I like to make sure I have my finger on the pulse of what's going on in the industry and share the lessons learned and the best of the best that we can all come up with.” Join Rosendin Electric CIO as he delves into insightful discussions, sharing strategies and best practices. This episode focuses on vital aspects such as recruiting IT talent, negotiating software contracts, navigating the legal process, and avoiding potential challenges along the way. Stay ahead of industry trends and gain valuable insights from this engaging conversation.

Matt Lamb, Associate Editor, The College Fix. Conservative professor disciplined for criticizing DEI gets $2.4 million to settle lawsuit against college

We welcome back Matt Lamb of The College Fix to discuss free speech, dehumanization, and radicalized discourse on college campuses. Are we building a moral house in which we would like to live? Father finishes with Timely Thoughts.   Show Notes The College Fix Pro-Palestinian student group claims Trump assassination attempt ‘staged,' distraction from Gaza war | The College Fix The Crisis of Western Education Squelching Campus Unrest National Champions! – Bill Whittle College grad sues to stop mandatory student fee that supports liberal activist group Indiana U. could ban classroom speech under proposed ‘expressive activity' policy, group argues | The College Fix Highs and Lows of Catholic Commencements in 2024 - Cardinal Newman Society Dartmouth Dean Rallies Students for Trans Agenda - Moonbattery The Station of the Cross Merchandise - Use Coupon Code 14STATIONS for 10% off | Catholic to the Max 25 Year Anniversary Celebration | The Station of the Cross Catholic Media Network Read Fr. McTeigue's Written Works! Listen to Fr. McTeigue's Preaching! | Herald of the Gospel Sermons Podcast on Spotify Visit Fr. McTeigue's Website | Herald of the Gospel Questions? Comments? Feedback? Ask Father!

When Steve Smith set out to hitchhike from Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario to Canada's west coast back in 1968, he was just an eighteen-year-old hippie with an appetite for adventure. But a short way into his journey, a reckless decision to steal a car landed him in police custody. Afraid of getting caught with the two tabs of acid in his pocket, Steve popped them into his mouth. It was one of the worst decisions of his life. Mistaking his drug trip for a mental breakdown, the authorities placed him in Ontario's notorious Oak Ridge mental health facility. While there, not only did he find himself shoulder-to-shoulder with people like notorious child killer Peter Woodcock and mass murderers Matt Lamb and Victor Hoffman, he also fell into the hands of someone worse: Dr. Elliot T. Barker.Over the next eight months, Barker subjected Steve and the other patients to a battery of unorthodox experiments involving LSD, scopolamine, methamphetamines, and other drugs. Steven also experienced numerous other forms of abuse and torture. Following his release, Steve continued to suffer the aftereffects of his Oak Ridge experience. For several years, he found himself in and out of prison—and back to Oak Ridge—before he was finally able to establish himself as a successful entrepreneur. Once he began investigating what happened to him during his youth, not even Steve was prepared for what he would discover about Barker, Oak Ridge, and one of the darkest periods in Canada's treatment of mental health patients. The question remains: Was Oak Ridge and Dr. Barker trying to cure psychopaths or trying to create and direct them?Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-opperman-report--1198501/support.

Matt Lamb, Associate Editor, The College Fix. Don't say ‘America': Michigan State has 140+ employees working on 222 DEI action items

Matt Lamb is a contributor to the Washington Examiner's Beltway Confidential blog. He is an associate editor for the College Fix and has previously worked for Students for Life of America and Turning Point USA. Michigan ‘free' community college would burden taxpayers

Rod Arquette Show Daily Rundown – Friday, January 5, 20244:20 pm: Carl Cannon, Executive Editor of Real Clear Politics, joins the program to discuss his piece about the art of covering for lying politicians.4:38 pm: Joel Kotkin, Professor of Urban Studies at Chapman University, joins the show for a conversation about his piece for Spiked on how the progressive left has abandoned working class Americans and embraced the oligarchs.5:05 pm: State Senator Mike Kennedy joins Rod to discuss his decision to run for Utah's 3rd Congressional District seat as the current Representative, John Curtis, has decided to pursue Mitt Romney's seat in the U.S. Senate.5:20 pm: Former Utah GOP Chairman Carson Jorgenson has decided to run for Governor against incumbent Spencer Cox and he joins the program to discuss his reasons for jumping into the race.6:05 pm: Peter Laffin, a contributor to the Washington Examiner, joins Rod to discuss his recent piece on how America's teachers need to embrace open-mindedness and doubt.6:20 pm: Matt Lamb, Associate Editor at The College Fix and a contributor to the Washington Examiner joins Rod to discuss his recent piece about how we need to stop viewing everything through a “queer” lens.6:38 pm: We'll listen back to Rod's conversations this week with Sharyl Attkisson of Full Measure on her piece for the Epoch Times on the continuing plot to silence Donald Trump in 2024, and (at 6:50 pm) with Jonathan Butcher of the Heritage Foundation on Oklahoma's ban on requiring DEI oaths at state agencies and universities.

We welcome back Matt Lamb of the College Fix to discuss gender ideology, the promotion of abortion, and stories of general insanity taking place in colleges. Is there any good news? Father finishes with Timely Thoughts.   Show Notes Barnard College launches movie contest to ‘celebrate' abortion | The College Fix Some California Catholic universities cover abortion in health plan | The College Fix Art scholar teaches kids to ‘summon' ‘demons' | The College Fix Notre Dame student fights the good fight against porn | The College Fix Breaking Up With Pornography (Steve Pokorny) 10/10/23 Calling for ‘genocide of Jews' not always ‘bullying': elite college presidents Princeton College Dem leader: Don't allow conservatives in eating club | The College Fix MIT president defends blacks-only dorm: ‘Positive selection,' not ‘exclusionary' | The College Fix Nearly 80% of Yale grades were A's | The College Fix Read Fr. McTeigue's Written Works! Listen to Fr. McTeigue's Preaching! | Herald of the Gospel Sermons Podcast on Spotify Visit Fr. McTeigue's Website | Herald of the Gospel Questions? Comments? Feedback? Ask Father!

This is the new Timeless Thoughts segment for today's Encore Timely Tuesday. Be sure to listen to the full episode linked in the show notes.   Show Notes: What Happened to Higher Education? (Matt Lamb) 7/18/23

In this episode Matt Lamb, Matt Lawrey, and Tommy DiNuzzo join me. Matt Lamb is the head coach of men's soccer at Rhodes College in Memphis, Tennessee. Matt Lawrey is the Youth Academy Director at the MLS club Atlanta United. Returning to the podcast is Tommy DiNuzzo, the head coach of the Hampden-Sydney College men's soccer program. They bring decades of experience around youth development, college recruiting, and are well-informed on what it takes to become a college soccer student-athlete. This is an enjoyable, informative podcast, these guys are old friends on top of being extremely knowledgeable in the soccer world.

What You Need to Know is that today is one of the great journalistic coups in the last five years. On Friday, I released a video about the “gallows gang,” the group of 5 people who set up the gallows in front of the U.S. Capitol the morning of January 6, 2021. The video shows a certain ‘Mr. Coffee,' a sharply dressed member of the group who beelined to a coffee shop, right across from the FBI's local headquarters. Who are Mr. Coffee and the rest of this gang, and what purpose did they have in staging these gallows in front of the Capitol building? Sgt. Betsy Smith (Ret.) is a retired law enforcement officer and current spokeswoman for the National Police Association. Sgt. Smith and Ed discuss how, since Ferguson in 2014, there has been an increasing demonization of law enforcement and lack of respect for police officers, which has resulted in a lowering of morale for police and an influx in crime. They also talk about gun control, such as Maryland's new concealed carry laws, and the consequences that it has on the safety of Americans. Matt Lamb, Associate Editor at College Fix, joins Ed to discuss John Parker from Syracuse University. John Parker is a student reporter for the College Fix and an outspoken conservative. His coverage and his opinions got him into hot water with the student government, after he criticized ‘overt sexualization' going on on campus, arguing that intimacy should be made intimate again, rather than public displays of sexuality such as drag shows. His criticism led him to be denied a position in the student government, even though he was the only applicant. Wrap Up: It's time to start celebrating the sesquicentennial of America! 250 years! December 16 250th anniversary of the Boston Tea Party, which kicked off the American Revolution in 1773. From December 16, 2023 to July 4, 2026 is the sesquicentennial of our founding era, and it kicks off in only two months. It's time to remember and celebrate the birth of our nation!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards. First, Dom welcomes Matt Lamb, associate editor at the College Fix, back on to hear what he's been writing about on his great website. First, Lamb tells us about Brown University's decision to honor noted cop killer Mumia Abu-Jamal, with the University's John Hay Library holding a weekend long symposium titled ‘Voices of Mass Incarceration' featuring writings and recorded audio of the convict. Then, Lamb tells Giordano about a controversy unfolding on Drexel's campus, with students being forced to share bathrooms with the opposite sex even after opting out of the program.  Then, Dom welcomes Kevin Boden, Director of Home School Legal Defense Association International, onto the show to discuss a situation playing out involving a German family. In Germany, Boden tells us, homeschooling is illegal. A family he's working with has applied for asylum in the United States in effort to homeschool their children, telling the struggles they've faced in trying to become citizens. Dom uses this to exploit the questionable decisions made by those choosing who receives asylum, presenting the case of a family doing the right thing and facing trouble while the Biden administration continues their relaxed border policies. 

Full Hour | In today's third hour, Dom welcomes Matt Lamb, associate editor at the College Fix, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear what he's been writing about on his great website. First, Lamb tells us about Brown University's decision to honor noted cop killer Mumia Abu-Jamal, with the University's John Hay Library holding a weekend long symposium titled ‘Voices of Mass Incarceration' featuring writings and recorded audio of the convict. Then, Lamb tells Giordano about a controversy unfolding on Drexel's campus, with students being forced to share bathrooms with the opposite sex even after opting out of the program. Then, Dom welcomes Kevin Boden, Director of Home School Legal Defense Association International, onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a situation playing out involving a German family. In Germany, Boden tells us, homeschooling is illegal. A family he's working with has applied for asylum in the United States in effort to homeschool their children, telling the struggles they've faced in trying to become citizens. Dom uses this to exploit the questionable decisions made by those choosing who receives asylum, presenting the case of a family doing the right thing and facing trouble while the Biden administration continues their relaxed border policies.

Dom welcomes Matt Lamb, associate editor at the College Fix, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear what he's been writing about on his great website. First, Lamb tells us about Brown University's decision to honor noted cop killer Mumia Abu-Jamal, with the University's John Hay Library holding a weekend long symposium titled ‘Voices of Mass Incarceration' featuring writings and recorded audio of the convict. Then, Lamb tells Giordano about a controversy unfolding on Drexel's campus, with students being forced to share bathrooms with the opposite sex even after opting out of the program. (Photo by Getty Images)

This episode of The Mike Gallagher Show's “No Interruptions Podcast” features Matt Lamb & Brent Garrett. Brent is an Entrepreneur & Small Business Strategist who believes employees are more productive working their jobs in-person. Matt Lamb is Associate Editor of The College Fix and believes that employees can be more productive when they work from home. Now that the pandemic has ended and many of us are heading back to the office, will you miss working from home?  Is remote work less productive?  Mike asks small business strategist Brent Garrett and the associate editor of The College Fix, Matt Lamb, to discuss both sides of this debate.  As always, there will be no interruptions.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This episode of The Mike Gallagher Show's “No Interruptions Podcast” features Matt Lamb & Brent Garrett. Brent is an Entrepreneur & Small Business Strategist who believes employees are more productive working their jobs in-person. Matt Lamb is Associate Editor of The College Fix and believes that employees can be more productive when they work from home. Now that the pandemic has ended and many of us are heading back to the office, will you miss working from home?  Is remote work less productive?  Mike asks small business strategist Brent Garrett and the associate editor of The College Fix, Matt Lamb, to discuss both sides of this debate.  As always, there will be no interruptions.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Canadian MKULTRA Survivor EXCLUSIVE When Steve Smith set out to hitchhike from Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario to Canada's west coast back in 1968, he was just an eighteen-year-old hippie with an appetite for adventure. But a short way into his journey, a reckless decision to steal a car landed him in police custody. Afraid of getting caught with the two tabs of acid in his pocket, Steve popped them into his mouth. It was one of the worst decisions of his life. Mistaking his drug trip for a mental breakdown, the authorities placed him in Ontario's notorious Oak Ridge mental health facility. While there, not only did he find himself shoulder-to-shoulder with people like notorious child killer Peter Woodcock and mass murderers Matt Lamb and Victor Hoffman, he also fell into the hands of someone worse: Dr. Elliot T. Barker.Over the next eight months, Barker subjected Steve and the other patients to a battery of unorthodox experiments involving LSD, scopolamine, methamphetamines, and other drugs. Steven also experienced numerous other forms of abuse and torture. Following his release, Steve continued to suffer the aftereffects of his Oak Ridge experience. For several years, he found himself in and out of prison—and back to Oak Ridge—before he was finally able to establish himself as a successful entrepreneur. Once he began investigating what happened to him during his youth, not even Steve was prepared for what he would discover about Barker, Oak Ridge, and one of the darkest periods in Canada's treatment of mental health patients. The question remains: Was Oak Ridge and Dr. Barker trying to cure psychopaths or trying to create and direct them?This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/1198501/advertisement

We welcome back Matt Lamb of The College Fix to continue our week reflecting on education - today focusing on issues in higher education. Why are things continuing to go off the rails in universities across America? Are there any bright spots? Father finishes with Timeless Thoughts.   Show Notes Professor made student ‘uncomfortable' with open debate, gets fired | The College Fix Texas professor fired after teaching sex is determined by chromosomes: legal group | The College Fix Catholic Loyola University Chicago covers abortion in student health plan | The College Fix 40% of Brown University students are LGBT: student newspaper | The College Fix Catholic University of San Diego won't explain why it helps students get abortions | The College Fix ‘Guadalupe Project' supports pregnant students at Catholic University of America | The College Fix Evaluating Catholic Schools (Kelly Salomon/Dr. Denise Donohue) 5/16/23 Read Fr. McTeigue's Written Works! Visit Fr. McTeigue's Website | Herald of the Gospel Questions? Comments? Feedback? Ask Father!

WANT YOUR TESTICLES CUT OFF? I mentioned this story yesterday but today Associate Editor from CollegeFix.com Matt Lamb pops in at 2:30 to share the tale of a CU researchers who is looking for men who want their testicles lopped off to find out what bad things happen to them. Sterility? Impotence? Those are two we know about, but wait, there's more! JK, I have no clue but this researchers is trying to find out. Read the story here. Matt joins me at 2:35.

What You Need to Know is the problems at the border won't stay at the border for long. It's clear that the border invasion is the number one threat to America. Look no further than the murder of five people - including children - by a cartel connected illegal alien in Cleveland, Texas. Thousands of illegals sleeping on the streets in El Paso. Drug runners in charge of our border. This is not the American way! This is not how our immigration system used to run. These aren't things our culture would tolerate in the past. The change is disturbing and dramatic. The lawlessness is insulting and it's a way to change our nation. Matt Lamb, writer and editor at The College Fix, talks about books, libraries, and the Bidens! After Jill and Joe Biden proclaimed that “all books deserved to be in libraries,” Matt decided to take them up on it with one of Biden's accusers' memoirs! The reality, though, is this leads to a full throated discussion about how we as communities can and should set limits, especially for our kids. Follow Matt's work at TheCollegFix.com.  Vijay Jayaraj, Research Associate at the CO2 Coalition, talks about how Technology and an Optimal Climate Are Feeding the World. He says that mainstream media reports that climate change will lead to food shortages have it exactly backward! Read more of his work at CO2Coalition.org.  Wrap Up: Preview of the ACLU's shift from fighting for civil liberties to being proudly against parents. The Rhode Island ACLU is fighting against parental notification of transgender training on our kids. Make no mistake this rift between parents and kids is being done intentionally!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Venerable Fulton J. Sheen continues inspiring pro-life and pro-family leaders in the United States, Canada, and across the world as the Culture of Life confronts the radical abortion and progressive LGBT lobbies intent on establishing the New World Order. Fortunately, Bishop Fulton J. Sheen left pro-lifers a powerful gift, the Spiritual Adoption Prayer for Unborn Babies. As pro-life heroes raise their voices to God for the unborn, a new Eucharistic Miracle may have occurred in the Archdiocese of Hartford. Fr. Joseph Crowley, pastor of St. Maximilian Kolbe Parish and St. Thomas Church in Thomaston, Connecticut, has reported that the Eucharist miraculously replicated during the Holy Mass. What can this possible Eucharistic Miracle mean? Then, notable conservative talk show hosts Dennis Prager — founder of PragerU — and the Daily Wire's Jordan Peterson recently shocked the conservative world by seeming to justify occassional uses of pornography. Adult films have no place in the Culture of Life, no conservative host should justify pornography to any degree. Now, LifeSite journalist Matt Lamb unpacks all of this and more with LifeSite Editor-in-Chief, John-Henry Westen on this episode of The John-Henry Westen Show.HELP US FIGHT THE CENSORSHIP OF BIG TECH: https://give.lifesitenews.com/?utm_source=acastSHOP ALL YOUR FUN AND FAVORITE LIFESITE MERCH!https://shop.lifesitenews.com/Follow us on social media: LifeSite: https://linktr.ee/lifesitenewsJohn-Henry Westen: https://linktr.ee/jhwesten Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Matt Lamb of College Fix on Texas college president sued for banning drag showsSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Matt Lamb is the associate editor of The College Fix. Lutheran university masquerades as conservative, pushes wokeness: whistleblowers

IS IT OKAY FOR BLACK STUDENTS TO CALL WHITE STUDENTS MAGGOTS? A group chat at Auburn University is full of racist statements and various names for white people that are not flattering. Some of them are funny (seriously, walking ranch is funny) but they are designed to demean and dehumanize white students and it's being done by black students. When College Fix reached out to them they said they were in the midst of an investigation about it, but I doubt any of the students who participated in this chat will be tossed out of school, which I'm guessing they would do if this were a bunch of white frat boys making a list of derogatory names for black people. Matt Lamb from Campus Fix joins me today with the latest, part of which is this editorial asking what the big deal is.

Matt Lamb of The College Fix and Peter Thiele discuss cultural appropriation by college professors pretending to be Native Americans. Join Peter Thiele, Ted Bojorquez, and Steve Scott as they discuss the latest news on NewsTalk KZRG!

When Steve Smith set out to hitchhike from Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario to Canada's west coast back in 1968, he was just an eighteen-year-old hippie with an appetite for adventure. But a short way into his journey, a reckless decision to steal a car landed him in police custody. Afraid of getting caught with the two tabs of acid in his pocket, Steve popped them into his mouth. It was one of the worst decisions of his life.Mistaking his drug trip for a mental breakdown, the authorities placed him in Ontario's notorious Oak Ridge mental health facility. While there, not only did he find himself shoulder-to-shoulder with people like notorious child killer Peter Woodcock and mass murderers Matt Lamb and Victor Hoffman, he also fell into the hands of someone worse: Dr. Elliot T. Barker.Over the next eight months, Barker subjected Steve and the other patients to a battery of unorthodox experiments involving LSD, scopolamine, methamphetamines, and other drugs. Steven also experienced numerous other forms of abuse and torture.Following his release, Steve continued to suffer the aftereffects of his Oak Ridge experience. For several years, he found himself in and out of prison-and back to Oak Ridge-before he was finally able to establish himself as a successful entrepreneur.Once he began investigating what happened to him during his youth, not even Steve was prepared for what he would discover about Barker, Oak Ridge, and one of the darkest periods in Canada's treatment of mental health patients. The question remains: Was Oak Ridge and Dr. Barker trying to cure psychopaths or trying to create and direct them?

Matt Lamb is the Associate editor of The College Fix. UMich med school's anesthesiology department hosts critical race theory seminar to mark MLK Day. ‘It really comes down to: Is there any part of American life and society that is not touched by racism?'

GOP will not raise debt ceiling unless they get spending cuts. Matt Lamb, College Fix, talks about Harvard course teaching med students how to treat 'sexual minority' infants. Microsoft to lay off 10,000 employees. Woke Wednesday. School equity in VA. Nature will mess you up. China's population problem. Ukraine helicopter crash kills interior minister and at least 13 others. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

What You Need to Know is about classified documents and presidential power! Joe Biden's unmasking may be coming, thanks to the GOP House. The DOJ has long pursued Donald Trump for mishandling classified documents, but with presidential power over classification, that argument is up for grabs. Classified documents from Biden's time as VP simply isn't — the Vice President has no power to declassify. The Swamp can't keep Biden's rotten, swampy past hidden any longer.  Kent Heckenlively — attorney, science teacher, and best-selling author — joins to talk about his new book This Was CNN: How Sex, Lies, and Spies Undid the World's Worst News Network. It's time to blow the lid off what Kent calls a “huge digital intelligence group,” including many former military assets! Kent's research is pulling the trigger! Get a copy of his book and see all of his other work at KentHeckenlivelyBooks.com.  Matt Lamb, prolific writer and editor at The College Fix, talks about one of their latest columns — Harvard med class focuses on LGBTQIA+ ‘infants' and older. The Fix always blows the whistle on leftism in higher ed with the paper trail to back it up, and this piece is right on par with their great work! Follow all of their research at TheCollegFix.com.  Wrap Up: Sign up to get the daily quick-hit WYNK emails at proamericareport.com. You won't regret it!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Matt Lamb is the associate editor of The College Fix. Diversity of thought' event lacked conservative views: report

We welcome back Matt Lamb of The College Fix to discuss what students can expect when they go off to college campuses, especially looking at the recent Academic destruction of J.R.R. Tolkien and his works. Is college worth it, and is there any good news for campuses? Father finishes with Timely Thoughts. Kamala Harris Hosts Discussion on ‘Challenges' of Pro-Life Laws With Pro-Abortion University Leaders J.R.R. Wolkein: Amazon's ‘The Rings of Power' Draws Hilarious Mockery from Fans of Classic ‘Catholic Intellectual Tradition' Group Reaches 80 Campus Chapters The Thomistic Institute

Joyce discusses an armed Samaritan helped save the day at a service station and other rescue situations. Bill to codify same sex and internal marriage into law with the respect of marriage act. Woke policy's at school Matt Lamb associate editor of The College Fix calls in to talk about how the the University of Florida offers transgender surgery for teens.

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Rod Arquette Show Daily Rundown – Monday, March 21, 20224:20 pm: Conn Carroll, Commentary Editor for the Washington Examiner, joins the program to discuss his recent piece on how U.S. Senators should be allowed to question Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson about her record on sentencing those convicted of child pornography crimes4:38 pm: Joseph Grenny, Chair of the Other Side Academy, joins the program to discuss the progress of the Tiny Homes Village as the Salt Lake City Council will soon vote on a rezoning proposal for the project that will provide homes for the homeless5:05 pm: Jennifer Graham of the Deseret News joins the show to discuss her piece about how it might be time for companies to step away from making political stances6:05 pm: Daniela Larsen, Executive Director of the Hutching Museum Institute, on her op-ed piece for the Deseret News on letting science and facts determine the future of Utah Lake6:20 pm: Matt Lamb, Associate Editor of The College Fix, joins the show to discuss how the University of Utah has received a $500,000 grant to create a new intersectional studies collective, which will include training on “disability,” “transgender and queer of color critique,” “carceral studies,” “environmental anti-racism” and “Indigeneity and decolonial justice.”6:38 pm: Gary Abernathy, a contributor to the Washington Post, joins the show to discuss how Donald Trump is still a political lightning rod and too hot to be discussed civilly

Author Dana Milbank suggests that the media is harder on President Biden than they were on President Trump. Our interview with Matt Lamb of The College Fix.

President Biden gave a speech yesterday regarding covid, mask mandates & CDC recommendations. Matt Lamb of the College Fix is on the program today.

Matt Lamb joins The Todd Huff Show to talk about some of the radical things happening in the media and on college campuses in America.

Matt Lamb joins The Todd Huff Show to talk about some of the radical things happening in the media and on college campuses in America.