We got Democratic Candidate For House Rep District 11 Tyler Bridges on with us for this weeks "half week" show!

Had a great time talking with him. Talked vouchers, Region politics, you know, the usual shit. Check it out!

A little bit of a shorter one. Travis whines about traveling, the guys talk playoff football and the Menards lawsuit.

Also Bad Bunny's gonna wear a dress...lame.

The guys interview ghost hunter, owner of Chaos Tours, paranormal adventurer, and CEO of Indiana Ghost Trackers Mike McDowell.

It's always spooky season in our hearts.

The guys join you from separate time zones as they go over playoff football both for college and the NFL (spoiler alert, IU by a million).

They of course dish on local politics, point out the lying politicians again, and deep dive some more into their past growing up in H town.

Got a long one here folks.

That's what she said.

The guys' first collaboration with Dion Bergeron over at Dion's Daily Dose! We talk some local tea, some sports, and some national politics to boot. We were live with him Sunday night, this is the recording of the live show. Looking forward to many more.

In this episode, the guys discuss the growth of their podcast, upcoming interviews, and the excitement surrounding college and NFL sports. They delve into local politics, candidate filings, and the recent ICE shooting, exploring the implications of political theatrics and public perception. The conversation highlights the importance of critical thinking in understanding these complex issues.

In this episode of Disenfranchised, hosts Travis Gearhart and Keith Cunningham discuss their feelings of disenfranchisement from the political system further. Travis shares his journey towards libertarianism and the core beliefs of the Libertarian Party. The conversation shifts to state politics, including a controversial bill regarding mask mandates in Indiana, and touches on issues of political corruption in Somalia and Venezuela. The hosts express frustration with U.S. foreign policy and the implications of political decisions on everyday citizens.

In this episode, Travis Gearhart and Keith Cunningham discuss various topics ranging from college football controversies, political disenfranchisement, marijuana legislation, student loan garnishments, and regional business closures. They explore the political implications of college sports, the economic challenges faced by students, and the impact of local business closures on the community. The conversation highlights the need for political reform and the importance of engaging with local issues, and delves into AIPAC and the politicians that they buy off.