Couverture de Seasoned & Unfiltered

Seasoned & Unfiltered

Seasoned & Unfiltered

De : Steveo Big Bull Media
Écouter gratuitement

À propos de ce contenu audio

Seasoned & Unfiltered is where experience leads the conversation. No buzzwords. No polish. Just straight talk from someone who’s lived enough life to know the difference between noise and substance. Each episode explores business, leadership, culture, money, relationships, and the lessons you only learn the hard way. The wins, the mistakes, and the moments where reality shows up unannounced—it’s all on the table. Expect direct opinions, thoughtful reflection, and conversations that don’t bend just to make people comfortable. Hosted by Hot Steveo, a veteran of the United States Armed Forces, the show is grounded in real-world experience shaped by service, discipline, and decades of perspective. This isn’t advice pulled from a book or a trend. It’s insight earned over time—seasoned by life and delivered unfiltered. New episodes available wherever you get your podcasts.2026 Seasoned & Unfiltered Politique et gouvernement Sciences politiques
Les membres Amazon Prime bénéficient automatiquement de 2 livres audio offerts chez Audible.

Vous êtes membre Amazon Prime ?

Bénéficiez automatiquement de 2 livres audio offerts.
Bonne écoute !
    Épisodes
    • Who’s Really Dividing America?
      Feb 19 2026

      In this episode of Seasoned & Unfiltered, Steveo tackles two issues that won’t leave the national conversation: ICE enforcement and political divisiveness in America.

      Are ICE agents “untrained and lawless,” as some politicians claim? Or are they doing a difficult job under increasing threat and harassment?

      Why are agents wearing masks?
      Are assaults against ICE really rising?
      And what happens when sanctuary policies force federal agents into riskier operations?

      Then the conversation shifts to something even bigger — polarization.

      Has the right moved further right?
      Or has the left shifted dramatically over the last 30 years?

      Citing research from institutions including Cambridge and the Royal Society of Open Science, Steveo breaks down data showing a 31.5% leftward ideological shift compared to a 2.8% rightward shift — and asks whether that imbalance is fueling today’s cultural and political divide.

      This isn’t about yelling.
      It’s about asking uncomfortable questions.

      Seasoned opinions.
      Unfiltered delivery.

      ⏱️ CHAPTERS

      00:00 – ICE’s Job: What They’re Actually Required to Do
      Why enforcement isn’t optional.

      02:31 – Why ICE Agents Wear Masks
      Doxxing, threats, and safety concerns.

      09:05 – ICE Training: What Politicians Don’t Mention
      Academy requirements, firearms, constitutional law, and continued education.

      12:00 – The Real Problem: Political Divisiveness
      Why the national tone feels worse than ever.

      14:03 – “Divisive Politics” – Who’s Really Responsible?
      Examining rhetoric from both sides.

      18:00 – Extremism and Political Violence Data
      What the last decade’s numbers show.

      22:49 – Progressive Shifts and Internal Party Rifts
      The establishment vs. insurgent wings.

      23:39 – The 31.5% vs 2.8% Statistic
      How ideological movement differs between parties.

      27:32 – Compromise: Is It Still Possible?
      Can the country move back toward the center?

      34:11 – Photo ID: The Consistency Question
      Why require ID in some places… but not at the ballot box?

      Videos referenced:
      Jefferies - CBS News - Face the Nation
      Obama - Fox News - Fox & Friends

      Afficher plus Afficher moins
      36 min
    • Pull Up a Chair: Experience and Why Local Elections Actually Matter | Jo Ann Linzer
      Feb 14 2026

      Welcome to Pull Up a Chair, the interview segment of Seasoned & Unfiltered — where guests sit down, speak freely, and finish their sentences.

      In this bonus episode, Steveo sits down with Montgomery County attorney and judicial candidate Jo Anna Linzer for a direct, no-theatrics conversation about what a district court judge actually does — and why most voters underestimate the power of that position.

      From felony case management and bail reform to digital evidence, victim advocacy, and constitutional limits on judicial conduct, this discussion moves beyond party labels and into courtroom reality.

      You’ll hear:

      What a district court judge handles day to day

      Why experience on both sides of the courtroom matters

      How jail dockets and trial scheduling really work

      The balance between public safety and due process

      Why judges can’t respond to social media criticism

      And why local races deserve more attention than national headlines

      This isn’t a stump speech.
      It’s a conversation about responsibility, transparency, and what voters should actually understand before stepping into the voting booth.

      Pull up a chair.
      Listen.
      Then make up your own mind.

      🎧 Listen on Apple & Spotify
      📺 Watch the full video on YouTube

      ⏱️ CHAPTERS
      00:09 – Why Local Races Matter More Than You Think
      Federal obsession vs. local authority.

      02:35 – What a District Court Judge Actually Does
      Felony cases, courtroom management, and real responsibility.

      04:49 – 24 Years in the Courtroom
      From prosecutor to defense attorney to candidate.

      07:24 – Justice Isn’t Always a Conviction
      Balancing victims’ rights and constitutional protections.

      10:07 – The Scales of Justice in Practice
      Experience on both sides of the aisle.

      15:39 – Bail Reform and Public Safety
      Lessons from other counties.

      19:31 – Why Court Cases Take Time
      Digital evidence, scheduling, and backlog realities.

      22:54 – Indigent Defense in Montgomery County
      How representation actually works.

      25:43 – Protecting Victims While Preserving Due Process
      The tension every judge must navigate.

      27:55 – Political Pressure vs. Judicial Neutrality
      Why judges can’t fight back publicly.

      31:10 – Managing an Efficient Courtroom
      Jail dockets and resource realities.

      33:48 – Transparency and Open Courts
      What the public can reasonably expect.

      38:32 – Why Experience Should Matter on the Ballot
      Doing your homework before you vote.

      🔗 Connect with Jo Ann Linzer

      🌐 Official Campaign Website
      https://joannlinzer.com/

      💼 Law Practice Website
      https://www.montgomerycountycriminaldefense.com/

      🔵 Facebook – Jo Ann Linzer for Judge
      https://www.facebook.com/linzerforjudge/

      ⚖️ Facebook – Linzer & Gaines Law Firm
      https://www.facebook.com/linzergaines/

      🔗 LinkedIn
      https://www.linkedin.com/in/jo-ann-linzer-a1620695

      📺 Additional Interview Appearance
      https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wt-EP99BSUY

      📞 Campaign Contact
      936-647-1946

      #SeasonedAndUnfiltered #PullUpAChair #FreedomToSpeak
      #SAndU #LocalPolitics #JudicialElection #DistrictCourt #MontgomeryCountyTX #VoteInformed #ExperienceMatters
      #CourtroomReality #CriminalJustice #PublicSafety #ConstitutionalLaw

      Afficher plus Afficher moins
      42 min
    • Apparently Common Sense Is Controversial
      Feb 14 2026

      In the very first official episode of Seasoned & Unfiltered, Hot Steveo does what he does best — says the quiet part out loud.

      Photo ID for voting.
      Illegal immigration.
      Enforcing the law.
      And why “common sense” somehow turned into a partisan fight.

      Steve breaks down the current state of voter ID laws in America, the Save America Act, and the math behind immigration enforcement that most people conveniently ignore. No screaming. No theatrics. Just numbers, questions, and a few uncomfortable observations.

      Then the conversation shifts from national politics to something that arguably matters more — your local ballot.

      Montgomery County attorney Joanne Linzer joins the show to discuss her run for judge, what justice actually looks like inside a courtroom, and why experience matters more than party labels when someone’s liberty is on the line.

      This episode isn’t about party loyalty.
      It’s about responsibility.
      At the ballot box.
      And in the courtroom.

      Seasoned opinions. Delivered unfiltered.

      🎧 Available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and everywhere you listen.
      📺 Full video episode available on YouTube.

      ⏱️ CHAPTERS

      00:04 – Apparently This Is Controversial
      01:43 – States That Require Photo ID (And States That Don’t)
      04:36 – The Save America Act Explained
      11:32 – If Most Americans Want It, Why Is It Stalled?
      14:54 – Can You Vote Without ID? Seriously?
      16:33 – Illegal Means Illegal
      17:55 – The 14% vs 60% Argument
      24:14 – Congress Failed Legal Immigration
      28:26 – Meet Joanne Linzer
      30:51 – Justice Isn’t Always a Conviction
      34:18 – Experience Matters on the Bench
      38:13 – Do Your Homework Before You Vote


      Common sense shouldn’t feel controversial — but here we are.
      Agree? Disagree? Bring facts, not feelings.

      Afficher plus Afficher moins
      39 min
    Aucun commentaire pour le moment