The Joe Rooz Show

In this episode of our Dispensational Truth series, we explore one of the most misunderstood subjects in Christianity: the difference between the Kingdom of Heaven and the Kingdom of God—and why failing to distinguish them creates massive doctrinal confusion.

We examine how Jesus and John the Baptist preached the gospel of the kingdom, calling Israel to national repentance so they could receive their promised earthly kingdom. This helps explain why the Sermon on the Mount, apostolic miracles, and kingdom commands don’t always line up with how believers live today.

This lesson also explains why mira...

Tonight I sit down with Michael Mandaville—writer, filmmaker, producer, and entrepreneur—for a deep dive into storytelling across film, novels, and independent media.

Michael holds a Master’s degree from USC’s prestigious Professional Writing Program and has worked as a Producer, Line Producer (PGA), and Unit Production Manager (DGA) on major projects including the Taken series (produced by Luc Besson, starring Liam Neeson), Havoc with Anne Hathaway, The Kiss with Terence Stamp, and American History X. He also produced the indie feature The Almighty Fred and directed the award-winning films Into the Flames and Conviction, with Con...

In this live episode from the Asylum in Eagle Pass, I sit down with multi-genre author and podcaster Tricia Copeland to explore the magic behind storytelling, the craft of building believable worlds, and the courage it takes to bring characters to life. We talk about her path from scientist to novelist, how a personal struggle inspired her first fiction series, and why her creativity spans fantasy, dystopian, and contemporary romance. Tricia shares insights on writing strong character arcs, balancing multiple genres, and closing out her 10-book saga that culminates with To Be a Fae—the finale of the Realm Ch...

Broadcasting live from Eagle Pass, Texas, I sat down with retired Army Reserve Lieutenant Colonel and first-time author Ken Webb to unpack his psychological thriller, Trapped in Deception, and the very real life experiences that inspired it. We explored his journey from decades in uniform and a corporate career to starting over in Peru at 56, the sting of personal betrayal that seeded his antagonist, and how imperfect, conflicted characters make for a truer, grittier story. Ken shared how his protagonist—loosely based on himself—faces moral gray zones, leadership pressures, and a past misfire in combat, while chasing a rein...

Tonight’s two-hour live show brings you two powerful stories and perspectives. from the Asylum Studios in Eagle Pass, Texas.

In hour one, I sat down with Jack Straw—former police captain turned federal inmate who rebuilt his life as a brewer and creator of the YouTube channel “Fed Joints to Beer Joints.” Jack opened up about the realities of life on both sides of the justice system: why discretion and humanity matter in policing, how subjective enforcement shapes outcomes, and the harsh, highly organized realities of prison culture—far from Hollywood myths. He shared how he survived h...

In this Sunday Bible Study, I broadcast live from the Asylum Studios in Eagle Pass and continue our series on the Dispensations—now 12 weeks in. After a quick update on some pesky tech gremlins, we dive into the close of the legal dispensation and move into the forerunner of the King: John the Baptist.

I trace Israel’s history from the divided kingdom and captivities through the restoration prophets to the 400 years of silence, showing how John’s call to repent stood squarely in the prophetic stream. We unpack the difference between the Kingdom of Heaven (physical, Davidi...

In this New Year’s crypto edition, I welcome back our resident “crypto psychic” Marisa Lee for a fast-moving conversation that blends market insights with real‑world developments.

We dig into Solana’s momentum, why Chainlink and PYTH could pop on government data integrations, and how stablecoin adoption by banks in 2026 may boost blockchain fees and valuations—especially for networks like Algorand. Marisa lays out bold but time‑tempered price zones: Solana eyeing $700 then $1,400, Chainlink in the $50–$75 range, Algorand toward $5, Ondo Finance in the $8–$10 zone, PYTH toward $1, and a near‑term doubling setup for XRP as ETFs and clarity arrive. ...

In our final live show of 2025, I battled a few tech gremlins and kicked things off streaming exclusively on Rumble before welcoming economist and author Dr. Doug Cardell to the studio. We dug into what socialism actually is (government ownership of the means of production), why terms like “democratic socialism” are misused, and how socialism’s central planning clashes with the chaotic nature of real economies—much like trying to forecast the weather.

Dr. Cardell explained “evidentiary economics,” arguing policy should follow outcomes, not wishful thinking, and traced how free market capitalism has driven global prosperity by expanding th...

In this Sunday Bible Study edition, I invite you into a sweeping survey of the Old Testament prophets—from Elijah and Elisha to Isaiah, Jeremiah, Ezekiel, Daniel, Hosea, Jonah, Haggai, Zechariah, and Malachi—and how their hard-edged messages of repentance, holiness, and separation apply to our times. We trace Israel’s decline, captivities under Assyria and Babylon, the 70-year judgment foretold by Jeremiah, the returns under Ezra and Nehemiah, and the prophetic panoramas of Daniel and Ezekiel that stretch across 2,500 years to the restoration of Israel and the end of the age. We also consider John the Baptist as the fi...

In this episode, I sit down with certified clinical hypnotherapist and medical hypnosis specialist Craig Meriwether of Sacred Mystery Hypnotherapy to explore the science and spirituality behind hypnotherapy, past-life regression, natal (in‑utero) regression, and life-between-lives work. We unpack how hypnosis actually functions as a natural shift in brainwave states—not mind control—and why healing can occur whether a regression is a literal past-life memory or a symbolic construct of the subconscious. Craig shares compelling cases, including trauma relief, pain reduction, and powerful insights that often emerge in the “healing place” of the soul realm. I also reflect on my own...

In this Bible Study Sunday edition, I walk through Israel’s transition from judges to kings and the danger of comparing ourselves to the world. We revisit Saul—the people’s choice—and David—God’s choice—to draw out what God values most: the heart. From there, we survey key kings, the division of the kingdom, and why imitating worldly power corrodes vision and faith.

Along the way, I unpack the Jehoiakim/Jehoiachin (Coniah) curse to show a compelling, “political” proof of the virgin birth, then turn to Lamentations to reflect on how a people lose their crown when they lo...

In this live Friday night episode from Asylum Studios in Eagle Pass, I sit down with Dan “Taxation Is Theft” Berman—author, activist, and provocateur—to unpack his decade-long battle with the IRS, why he believes most Americans misunderstand the income tax, and how Supreme Court rulings frame the income tax as an excise rather than a direct tax. Dan walks us through W-2 vs. 1099 realities, withholding strategies, and how he’s secured refunds (even of Social Security/Medicare withholdings) by challenging IRS assumptions and paperwork—without resorting to sovereign citizen claims. We also explore the Federal Reserve’s incentive stru...

Broadcasting live from the Asylum Studios in Eagle Pass, Texas, I kick off a packed show with award-winning author and artist Jonni Jordyn. We dig into her journey from performing with legendary musicians like members of Santana and opening for the Blues Brothers to becoming a novelist later in life. Joni shares how acting shaped her character-first storytelling, why she outlines (but stays flexible), and how she approaches revisions until emotion and continuity click. We explore her Lost Art of Magic five-part series nearing its finale, her Virus techno-thriller trilogy born from genetic simulation code, and themes of patriarchy...

In this heartfelt live episode from Eagle Pass, I welcome internationally certified mentor and author Doug Lawrence to unpack grief—why it’s misunderstood, how it shows up differently for everyone, and what genuine support looks like, especially during the holidays. We explore the evolution of mentoring from command-and-tell to trust-based guidance, how structured and unstructured mentoring can bolster mental health, and why asking for help isn’t weakness but wisdom. Doug shares how losing his wife after 43 years reshaped his understanding of grief, the importance of communication and boundaries around holiday invitations, and practical ways friends and workplaces can tr...

In this Sunday Bible Study episode of The Joe Rooz Show, I guide you through a sweeping, practical overview of the Book of Judges as part of our dispensations series. We set the historical stage after Joshua’s death, explore Israel’s repeated cycle of sin, suffering, supplication, and salvation, and unpack why “every man did that which was right in his own eyes” (Judges 21:25) serves as the book’s key verse. We look closely at Gideon, Jephthah, and Samson—their faith, failures, and how God’s mercy shines through—while drawing everyday applications on separation, compromise, parenting, and trusting God thr...

In this Saturday crypto psychic edition, I welcome back our resident crypto psychic, Marisa Lee, for a candid, high-energy catch‑up on the roller‑coaster crypto markets and her 2026 predictions. We dig into why large-cap coins like Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, Chainlink, and Solana could move first on ETF flows and bank recommendations, why some altcoins (including Algorand) may lag short term due to portfolio rotation, and why patience and accumulation still matter. Marisa lays out a near-term window—late December into January/February—for meaningful market improvement, plus a broader 2026 outlook featuring more altcoin ETFs, potential tax changes, and macro sh...

In this Friday night episode of The Joe Rooz Show, I welcome homesteader, theologian, and author David Libby for a deeply encouraging, Scripture-saturated conversation on suffering, God’s sovereignty, apologetics, and authentic Christian living. From his family’s years-long battle with Lyme disease to the theological foundations that sustained him, David shares how head knowledge becomes heart-level faith through trials. We dig into why suffering exists, how God refines believers through hardship, the harmony of divine sovereignty and human responsibility, and what it means to stay watchful and courageous in a complacent church age. We also talk homesteading life in r...

In this episode, I pull back the curtain on a hectic week at the Asylum Studios in Eagle Pass and kick off a thoughtful conversation with political economist and author Werner Neff. Despite last‑minute inspection chaos at my day job and some live-show tech gremlins, Werner and I dive deep into civic culture, democratic norms, and why polarization is eroding trust in America. Drawing on his Swiss background and his book, “What Would the Founding Fathers Tell Us Today?”, Werner explores how republics function best when citizens practice compromise, respect constitutional limits, and engage in real debate rather than p...

Broadcasting from Eagle Pass, Texas, I kick off the week with returning guest and veteran journalist Patrick Sangimino to explore how American journalism changed over the last four decades—from the heyday of local newspapers to today’s social-media-driven news cycle. We talk trust, bias, and the pivotal role of community reporting in holding local officials accountable, plus how national narratives, COVID coverage, polling, and predictive markets have warped public perception. Patrick shares stories from his 40-year career, why Watergate inspired a generation, how unnamed sources erode credibility, and why athletes and politicians bypass the press via direct-to-fan platforms. We a...

In this Sunday Bible study, I walk through the Tabernacle from a dispensational perspective, showing how its structure and rituals point directly to Jesus Christ. We explore Hebrews 9–10 and Exodus 29 to connect the brazen altar, laver, table of showbread, golden candlesticks, altar of incense, veil, and Holy of Holies with the work of Christ—our High Priest who entered once with His own blood for eternal redemption. I break down the Ark of the Covenant, the mercy seat, cherubim, and the contents of the ark, and survey the rich symbolism of the tabernacle’s materials (gold, silver, brass, colors, linens...

In this packed Friday night show, I kicked things off from Asylum Studios in Eagle Pass, Texas and welcomed two compelling guests. First up was Robert Rosen, author of Nowhere Man: The Final Days of John Lennon. We dug into the origins of his book, his access to Lennon’s diaries, and how he blended investigation with restrained imagination—especially around Lennon’s vivid dream practices, occult interests, yoga and numerology, and his surprisingly intense fixation on Paul McCartney. Robert also shared how a brief born-again phase drew unexpected attention from Christian media and why he believes Nowhere Man captur...

Tonight I hosted a lively, free‑wheeling two-hour show from Eagle Pass, Texas. In hour one, trial lawyer-turned-novelist Russell Little joined me to talk life, writing, bourbon, cigars, and ultimately his hurricane-drenched thriller, Murder by Storm. We swapped stories about Houston, West Texas, old fashioned's (Maker’s Mark vs. 1792), dogs, pasta sauce, and how real hurricanes reshape people and crime scenes—then dug into how Russell builds characters from unforgettable real-life personalities, why Harvey was the perfect backdrop for a murder mystery, and the challenge of writing a razor-sharp antagonist named Marilyn. We also touched on his children’s books in...

Broadcasting from Eagle Pass, I kicked off an unplanned Monday show with a candid mood check, some playful banter about “pop-ins,” and a quick riff on why we’ve recently shifted away from heavy politics toward more author and creator interviews. Then we dove into a lively conversation with guest Dannie Mendoza, president of Eagle Pass PopCon. Danny announced a special mini Eagle Pass PopCon event slated for January 31 at the Eagle Pass Mall (free admission, open-to-close), featuring professional cosplayers, a “mini” celebrity guest (wrestler or voice actor), vendors, family activities, and a three-tier costume contest (kids, teens, adults) judged by...

In this Bible Study Sunday, I  reflect on the spirit of Thanksgiving, genuine friendship, and gratitude for our growing community. From there, we continue our multi-week series on dispensations, revisiting last week’s Passover study and moving into a doctrinal exploration of kingdoms, crowns, and the law—why the Bible devotes so much space to the rise and fall of governments, how Moses served as a king in Jeshurun, and how Israel was called to be a kingdom of priests. We trace the “path of the crowns” from Adam to Noah to Abraham to Moses, contrast the kingdom of heaven an...

In this Thanksgiving-eve episode, I broadcast live from Eagle Pass and welcome Dr. Don Weber—global communication strategist, former human intelligence operative, and executive coach—for a candid, wide-ranging conversation on trust, body language myths, mindful leadership, and how to genuinely connect when speaking. Don shares gripping insights from years operating under multiple identities across 90+ countries, the psychological toll and discipline required, and the path that led him from high-stakes fieldwork to coaching leaders on strategic empathy and presence. We also dig into public speaking that persuades versus merely performs, why motives matter more than micro-gestures, and how mindfulness and...

In this Bible Study Sunday, I broadcast from Eagle Pass and continue our series on Dispensations, moving from the patriarchs into the Dispensation of the Law. I set the stage with Israel’s 400 years in Egyptian bondage and introduce the Passover as both a historic event and a powerful type pointing to Christ, our Passover.

We walk through the ten plagues as judgments on Egypt’s gods, then focus on Pharaoh’s four compromises—worship in the land, don’t go far, leave the family, and leave your possessions—and how these mirror the enemy’s tactics to keep believ...

Tonight I broadcast live from the Asylum Studios in Eagle Pass, Texas for a two-guest show that dug deep into the real-world impact of prediction markets and the grit of adult paranormal fantasy.

In hour one, I sat down with Christopher Gerlacher of Prediction News to unpack how platforms like Kalshi and Polymarket translate breaking legal decisions, debates, and early vote trends into market odds in real time. We explored why markets can be a sharper “nowcast” than polls, how the CFTC and states are colliding over the definition of “gaming,” the rise of sports contracts, and why resp...

On tonight’s show from the Asylum Studios in Eagle Pass, I kicked off a packed program with returning guest and friend of the show, artist and author Julian Raven. Julian delivered a major update on his ongoing legal battles with the Smithsonian Institution, arguing the Smithsonian is a private charitable trust—"an independent entity"—and not a federal government agency, a distinction he says was underscored by recent leadership turmoil and public statements by the Board of Regents. He laid out his motions now before the D.C. District Court to vacate a 2018 ruling and align the record with l...

In this Bible Study Sunday, I walk through the fifth week of our Dispensations series, focusing on the Patriarchal (Promise) dispensation with Abraham at the center. We trace the “crowns” of the Kingdom of God and the Kingdom of Heaven, explore Abraham’s unconditional covenant of grace, and unpack why the land promise—from the River of Egypt to the Euphrates—has been history’s most contested ground. I also contrast Premillennial, Postmillennial, and Amillennial positions, explain how those views shape modern theology and geopolitics, and connect Abraham’s faith to New Testament salvation—clarifying imputed righteousness (Genesis 15/Romans 4) versus justifica...

In this candid Saturday edition, I sit down with D Paul Fleming—disabled Navy veteran, Native American holy man, and spiritual warrior—to explore the intersections of faith, trauma, healing, and the unseen world. D Paul shares gripping stories from his life and work: surviving harrowing military experiences, confronting darkness during spiritual warfare, and the moment he relinquished and then reclaimed divine protection. We unpack how Native American spirituality and Christian faith can walk hand-in-glove, what it means to be a “hollow bone,” and practical ways to discern spirit versus imagination, raise your spiritual vibration, and reclaim balance across the phys...

In this episode, I sit down with Sean Blackwell, author of Bipolar Awakenings: The Quest to Heal Bipolar Disorder, for a deep dive into the intersection of bipolar disorder, spiritual emergence, and nonordinary states of consciousness. We explore Sean’s personal awakening in the 1990s, his early encounters with “spiritual emergency,” and how that experience propelled him into decades of work using transpersonal psychology, holotropic-style breathwork, and what he calls surrogate breathwork to support healing. Sean shares striking stories—from supporting family members through medication-free psychotic breaks to facilitating powerful, somatic releases—while emphasizing safety, humility, and collaboration with psychiatry...

Tonight I sat down with Mark Burnett—a database programmer turned medical innovator—who shared his remarkable journey through Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s, and the unconventional path that helped him regain balance, memory, and daily function. Mark traced his diagnoses back to early-life exposure at Camp Lejeune, then walked us through the research that led him to a little-known plant seed and a no-heat milling process he developed to preserve its active compounds. He described improvements he and other users have experienced, his focus on the brain’s glymphatic “cleanup” system, and why he believes consistent daily use matters, whether for ac...

In this Bible Study Sunday from Eagle Pass, I share a heartfelt dedication to my late mom before diving into our ongoing survey of dispensational truth—tracing Scripture’s timeline from Genesis through Revelation. We review creation, the fall, and Adam’s lost crowns, then focus on the post-flood “dispensation of human government,” exploring Noah’s covenant, capital punishment, and the consequences at Babel. I walk through how Scripture frames government, why mankind repeats the same mistakes, and how the themes of crowns, kingdoms, and spiritual vs. physical rule run from Adam to the Second Adam, Jesus Christ. We also examine...

In this milestone 200th episode, I celebrate the journey so far with gratitude for our producing team and listeners. In hour one, renowned attorney Peter Ticktin returns for a wide-ranging conversation on lawfare, election integrity, January 6, and high-stakes cases involving Tina Peters and Stephanie Lambert. Peter shares insider perspectives on legal strategy, judicial fairness, alleged government weaponization, and why 2026 election safeguards are pivotal.

In hour two, podcaster and coach Rory Paquette joins to talk craft, consistency, and purpose—how he runs six podcasts, serves faith-driven audiences, and coaches men in leadership, accountability, and calling. We also swap st...

In this episode, I welcome speculative fiction author Annmarie SanSevero to the show for a lively, wide-ranging conversation that spans New York roots, Southern culture shocks, and the creative spark behind her new short story collection, The Butterfly Stroke and Other Stories. We dig into how hope, courage, and resilience power her science fiction and fantasy—from a former Olympian regaining movement through a brain implant to a detective aided by a wisecracking supernatural sidekick—while exploring the human consequences of fast-moving tech like neural interfaces. Anne Marie shares her journey from single mom squeezing in 15 minutes of writing a da...

Broadcasting from Eagle Pass, I kick off Bible Study Sunday a little under the weather but fired up to continue our dispensations series. After recapping our recent milestone pace and yesterday’s marathon broadcasting day, I dive into week three: the Dispensation of Conscience. We revisit the fall of Adam, the loss of his crowns, and how, absent a written law, God inscribed the law of conscience on the human heart. I walk through Romans 2 and Acts 17 to show how conscience guided right and wrong in the “times of ignorance,” and how God still made Himself known to seekers like C...

In this episode I kick off our afternoon crypto hour with resident crypto psychic Marisa Lee after wrapping a marathon earlier show. We dive into the current lull in the market, the government shutdown overhang, and why November still looks promising historically and intuitively. Marissa flags potential near-term volatility tied to SNAP funding and broader unrest, but remains confident the shutdown ends this month and a bigger move is brewing. We talk portfolio mindset—patience over panic—and specific projects she’s watching: DIA as a compelling oracle play with 2026 upside potential, BitTensor (TAO) as a top AI crypto stando...

In this special Saturday episode, I welcome local podcaster and community advocate Ruben Camarillo, host of Now You Know Eagle Pass, for a candid, three-hour, in-studio conversation. We swap origin stories about getting into podcasting, compare studio vs. remote setups, and dive into small-town politics, transparency, and accountability—touching everything from forensic audits, board appointments, and council conduct to why civil dialogue matters. Ruben opens up about the tension that comes with reporting uncomfortable truths, how he balances fairness and facts, and the personal toll it can take. We also get lighter: food talk (Rhodee’s, cottage pie), dad life...

In this Halloween live episode from Eagle Pass, I kick things off with some seasonal memories and safety reminders before settling into a conversation with author and historian Scott Badler about his new book, Becoming JFK: John F. Kennedy’s Early Path to Leadership. We dig into the lesser-known, formative years of JFK—from his health struggles and family dynamics with his brother Joe Jr., to the “Muckers” episode at Choate, his pre–World War II travels through Europe, and the harrowing PT-109 incident. Scott shares why this 11-year span shaped Kennedy’s persistence, worldview, and leadership style, and how fresh ar...

In this episode, I kick things off with some midweek mayhem, then dive into a riveting two-guest lineup exploring human potential and world-shaping tech. First up is Tom Matte, whose life-changing recovery sparked a phenomenon he calls Upsight Vision—the ability to see and interact with holographic-like imagery that reveals subconscious signals and symbolic patterns. We discuss how he uses this capacity in 1:1 sessions to help people uncover blocks, navigate decisions, and interpret recurring archetypes—plus the forthcoming academic paper from the Institute of Noetic Sciences analyzing his EEG data. Tom’s journey from crisis to consulting is a powerf...

In tonight’s episode, I welcome two guests with very different but equally practical missions. First up, screen time strategist and author Ruby Ryba joins me to talk about intentional digital habits and her forthcoming book, How to Stop Scrolling. We dig into the behavioral science behind phone addiction, simple environmental tweaks (like charging your phone outside the bedroom), configuring Do Not Disturb modes, and replacing mindless scrolling with goals, joy, and rest. Ruby shares how to spot internal and external triggers, set boundaries that stick, and model healthier tech use for our families—all without demonizing the phone as a...

In this Bible Study Sunday, we continue our series on dispensational truth. We review last week’s foundation—what “dispensation” means biblically—and move into the Edenic dispensation (innocence), tracing creation, Lucifer’s fall, the recreation in Genesis 1, and Adam’s role as king with both spiritual and physical crowns. We explore how man was made in God’s image, the tri-part nature of man (body, soul, spirit), what changed at the fall, and why apparent “contradictions” reconcile when we rightly divide Scripture. I walk through the tree of life across Genesis and Revelation, obedience as the condition for life in Eden, and ho...

Live from Eagle Pass, I kicked off a Friday night show with some housekeeping and local updates, then dove straight into the ongoing federal government shutdown—the “Schumer Shutdown,” what’s actually closed versus essential, and the real-world impacts on paychecks, SNAP/WIC, parks, housing, research, and travel. I walked through the political standoff over ACA subsidies, who’s refusing to budge, fresh polling on blame and public sentiment, and why the media narrative isn’t sticking like it used to. I also hit listener questions and highlighted our recent local guests, plus a heads-up on Sunday’s Bible study series.<...

In this episode, I sit down with Paco Ramirez, library assistant at the Eagle Pass Public Library, to spotlight how our local library is reinventing itself as a true community hub. We talk through the big Halloween on Main Street event Paco is spearheading—an all-ages, shut-down-the-street trick-or-treat with games, local agency booths, art stations, food vendors, and costumes galore—designed purely for safe, simple fun and community connection. Paco shares how the idea grew from a small, impromptu candy handout into a full-scale collaboration among city and county departments, and what families can expect when they show up. Duration: 01:18:22

In this two-hour live episode from Eagle Pass, I kick things off with author and educator S.A. Schneider, a middle-grade fantasy writer on a mission to spark kids’ creativity through stories, video games, and music. We dive into his unusual co-creator—a rescue wolf named Hunter Moon Moon—then explore how video games can be powerful storytelling engines, why imagination should be nurtured before grammar, and how parents and teachers can help kids become lifelong readers and storytellers. We talk narrative design, simple tools that let kids build games, the value of failure, and practical ways families can turn c...

In this Sunday Bible Study edition of the Joe Rooz Show, I kick off a new series on Dispensations—starting with the often-avoided Pre-Adamic period. I lay out why rightly dividing the word of truth matters, how dispensations frame God’s differing dealings with humanity across time, and why misunderstanding time periods leads to theological confusion. We trace foundational passages (Genesis 1, Ezekiel 28, Isaiah 14, Ephesians 1–3, Colossians 1, 1 Corinthians 9, 2 Peter 3) to explore Satan’s original role, the earth’s chaotic state, and the case for Genesis 1 as a re-creation—highlighting clues like “replenish” and the absence of “it was good” on Day Two. I preview where...

In this episode, I welcome back our resident Crypto Psychic, Marisa Lee, for a candid, fast-moving conversation on the latest crypto crash, why it happened, and what she’s sensing is next. We unpack the market’s sharp drop following the tariff headlines on China, the cascade effect on leverage traders, and why she believes the dip is a setup for a strong bull run as we head into November.

We get into practical portfolio thinking—where stablecoins fit (and don’t), why she’s pounding the table on Algorand, Cardano, and OriginTrail, what to expect from Bitcoin an...

In this solo Friday-night show from the Asylum Studios in Eagle Pass, I cover a packed slate: John Bolton’s indictment over alleged mishandling of classified documents and how it echoes prior controversies; the Schumer-led shutdown standoff and why Democrats are digging in over funding priorities; and the “No Kings” protests, including the NYC rally’s sponsors and what that signals about the left.

I then break down the fiery New York City mayoral debate among Andrew Cuomo, Curtis Sliwa, and Zoran Mamdani—touching on crime, policing, antisemitism, National Guard authority, and each candidate’s experience (or lack thereof...

In this solo episode from the Asylum Studios in Eagle Pass, I catch up with listeners after a brief break, share updates on our guest lineup, and send prayers for our executive producer Wayne as he recovers from a serious post‑biopsy infection. I thank our growing audiences on Rumble and YouTube, explain why Rumble is our home base, and invite feedback on guests and topics you want next. I also discuss the show’s value‑for‑value model, how to connect via joerooz.com, and ways to support the show as we navigate an unexpected escrow shortfall that could im...

In this Sunday Bible Study edition, I walk through the final installment of our seven-week series on wisdom from Proverbs, focusing on the power of the tongue—how it can curse, lie, bare tales, talk too much, and speak too soon, and how, when surrendered to God, it can bring peace, offer wise reproof, deliver souls, teach the things of the Lord, and carry the gospel. We move briskly through dozens of Scripture references—from Proverbs, Jeremiah, James, Romans, and beyond—looking at real-life applications, everyday pitfalls, and practical ways to guard our speech and use our words for God’s...

In this episode, I welcome back Dr. David Schein—professor, attorney, author, and host of the Saving America and Business Law 101 podcasts—for a fast-moving conversation on American leadership, policy, and the state of our politics. We dive into U.S. foreign policy strength and deterrence, discuss lessons from history and presidential performance (including how Dr. Schein grades presidents and why he sees the current bureaucratic state as failing), and explore term limits, congressional excess, and the power of incumbency. We also tackle domestic realities—economy, cost of living, and crime—plus 2026 midterm prospects, notable governor and mayoral races in New Y...

In tonight’s live show from Eagle Pass, I welcomed veteran journalist and author Patrick Sangimino for a candid, wide-ranging conversation about the rise and unraveling of American newspapers, life on the NFL beat, and the human stories at the heart of his debut novel, Dogs Chase Cars. Patrick shared how decades in newsrooms shaped his perspective on technology’s double-edged impact, why Twitter-era athletes no longer “need” the press, and the moment he realized the industry was changing for good. We dug into the newsroom’s daily miracle, the lost art of local reporting, and the personal costs of chasing...

In this candid and spirited episode, I sit down with Svetlana Rilkoff, founder of Ezra Healing, for her final appearance on our Tuesday series. We dig into the “Do No Harm” model, patient-centric wellness, and why movement, prevention, and lifestyle changes matter more than ever. Svetlana shares takeaways from a Florida cancer-healing conference, including her team’s interest in grassroots research and their focus on exercise, inflammation reduction, metabolic health, and sleep as core pillars for cancer prevention and overall vitality. We also cover practical shifts—cutting sugar and ultra-processed carbs, improving hydration, reviewing fluoride exposure, vitamin D support, and thou...

In this fly-by-the-seat-of-our-pants Monday night broadcast from Eagle Pass, I roll solo for a bit after a guest no-shows, then tag in our executive producer and friend, Wayne Rankin, for a wide-ranging, candid conversation. We catch up on Wayne’s recovery, ranch life in Washington state, homesteading wins, and how the rising cost of living, property taxes, and everyday expenses are hitting working families. From Epic City’s regulatory limbo in Texas to government shutdown chatter, DOJ headlines, and Israel-Gaza peace talk rumors, we sift through the noise, ask what’s really changing on the ground, and vent about taxati...

In this Sunday Bible study from Eagle Pass, I continued our multi-week series on wisdom in Proverbs, focusing on how to identify, avoid, and respond to fools from a biblical perspective. We walked through key passages—Proverbs 14:7, Proverbs 9:6, Psalm 14:1, Psalm 53:1, Psalm 74, Proverbs 10:23, Proverbs 1:7, 1:22, 12:15, 14:6, 14:8, 15:2, 20:3, 10:18, Ecclesiastes 7:9, Luke 12:16–21—and explored traits like denying God’s existence, blasphemy, making light of sin, loving mischief, despising wisdom and instruction, self-deception, trusting one’s own heart, meddling, slander, and unrighteous anger. I emphasized the call to guard our hearts with Scripture rather than emotions, resist the influence of foolish voices, and prioritize the Lord’s Day and the...

In today’s live show from Eagle Pass, I welcome back our resident “crypto psychic,” Marisa Lee, for a fast-moving update on the digital asset space. We dig into Algorand’s momentum—including its new metaverse initiative “Algo Land,” leadership shifts with CTO Nick Bagulis, and why ALGO could be poised for a strong run. We also cover the market impact of the government shutdown talk (why it buoyed crypto), timelines for upcoming bull runs, and Marisa’s bold outlook for 2025–2026 across top layer-1s. From decentralized lending’s rise (Moonwell, Morpho) to stablecoin rails like Plasma (XPL), we get practical on whe...

In this lively Thursday night episode from Asylum Studios in Eagle Pass, I sit down with CC Robinson—physician, public health leader, nonprofit founder, pastor, and author of the Divided dystopian series. We dig into her decade of medical and leadership work in post–civil war Sierra Leone, the grit it took to bring care to remote regions, and how those experiences shaped her storytelling. CC walks us through the Divided universe: a future America fractured along racial lines, young heroes fighting for freedom, and how real history and Cincinnati’s underground threads weave into her plots. We also explor...

In this episode, I welcome Corrie Bignell—Director of Wellness at Ezra Healing, former ICU/ER nurse, and founder of the Unregistered Nurse brand—for a frank conversation about health sovereignty and the “do no harm” model. We dig into recent headlines about acetaminophen use in pregnancy and its association with increased risk of autism and ADHD, the broader rise in neurodevelopmental diagnoses, and how vaccine-era protocols like pre/post Tylenol may compound inflammation and deplete glutathione. Corrie shares frontline experiences from the COVID era, her personal shift away from alcohol, and practical tools she uses with clients: breathwork for nerv...

In this episode, I sit down with Steve Wright, Republican candidate for Texas Congressional District 35 and longtime law enforcement officer, to talk policy, priorities, and the future of Texas.

We dive into how his 30 years in Kern County, California shaped his views on crime, drug and human trafficking, and why he moved to Texas to push back against progressive policies he believes harm working families. Steve outlines his platform on border security, immigration reform that rewards those following the law, prosecuting cartels, and expanded resources for ICE investigations. We also cover veterans’ care, arming schools with trained se...

In this episode, I open the word of God with you and explore a profound promise: when a man’s ways please the Lord, He makes even his enemies to be at peace with him (Proverbs 16:7). We look at death as Scripture defines it—an enemy—and consider how, through the finished work of Jesus Christ, that enemy becomes a defeated one for the believer. 

Drawing from 1 Corinthians 15, Hebrews 2, Romans 5, Ephesians 2, and Colossians 1, I walk through why Christ is our perfect ally, how Scripture is our flawless intelligence, why His victory provides absolute superiority over death, and what a...

In this lively midweek episode, I catch up with our executive producer and longtime friend, Wayne Rankin, for a freewheeling conversation that spans new show launches, homestead grit, and the mysteries of the skies. We talk Wayne’s soft launch plans for Rosanna’s upcoming green-screen video series (with cooking, constitutional themes, and high-end production), platform choices, domain wrangling, and why audio still matters for on-the-go listeners. Wayne shares life on the farm post-injury—splitting wood, harvest rhythms, and dialing back the phone to reclaim focus—plus his push into ham radio to build a global, censorship-resistant comms lifeline. We dive...

In this live episode from Eagle Pass, I welcomed co-host and Ezra Healing founder, Svetlana Rilkoff, for a timely, high-energy conversation on mental wellness as we head into fall and the risk of seasonal affective disorder (SAD). We dug into practical, non-pharma strategies to elevate mood and resilience, including daily vitamin D with K2, sunlight habits, and supportive modalities like binaural meditation audio, red light, oxygen therapy, and select wellness patches (glutathione, X39 for energy/stem cells, and IceWave for pain).

Svetlana shared a powerful personal update about her 14-year-old son’s “awakening” and how human connection, holdin...

In this episode, I welcome back returning guest Jason Fry, author of National Divorce: A Plan for Peace and a sixth-generation Texan, for a deep-dive conversation on Texas sovereignty and the practical path to a peaceful, legal separation from the federal system. We discuss why America’s core ideas—freedom, limited government, and God-given rights—aren’t the same as today’s federal apparatus, and how a “national divorce” can mirror a civil, negotiated split rather than war. We unpack state-level readiness (like the Texas Stock Exchange), fiscal realities, defense and currency considerations, the role of local leadership, and why a democrat...

In this Sunday Bible study from Eagle Pass, I kick off our ongoing series in Proverbs by unpacking Proverbs 11:30—“he that winneth souls is wise.” We explore the difference between knowledge and wisdom, why true wisdom comes from God, and how soul-winning is a spiritual contest shaped by unseen forces (Ephesians 6). 

I walk through practical, memorable lessons from Proverbs 30—learning preparation from the ant, security in the Rock (Christ) like the coney, banded boldness like the locust, and strategic persistence like the spider. Along the way, we trace Paul’s model of persuasion, the eternal value of the soul, a...

In this lively crypto-focused episode, I welcome back our resident “crypto psychic,” Marisa Lee to dig into market sentiment, leadership energy around top projects, and what might catalyze the next big move. We talk through her intuitive reads on several CEOs and ecosystems—highlighting Algorand (ALGO) and Internet Computer (ICP) as strong buys—plus why lending protocols like Morpho and Moonwell could shine as capital shifts away from traditional banking. We also examine potential implications of putting elements of the national debt on-chain, balancing transparency and efficiency with concerns around centralization, cost, and security. Timing-wise, Marisa still sees a sharp bu...

In this episode, I welcomed international business development specialist and Solutions Party founder Evan Jaqua for a fast-moving, idea-driven conversation about political reform and rebuilding trust in American institutions. Evan shared lessons from living and working across four continents, explaining why addiction to power corrodes governance and how a one-term limit—with a two-year cooling-off period before running again—could realign incentives toward service over self. We dug into his proposals for certifying and grading journalists and news outlets to restore credibility, counter AI-driven misinformation, and separate reporting from infotainment—without infringing free speech. We also talked about revitalizing Congre...

In this engaging episode of the Joe Rooz Show, broadcasting from the heart of Eagle Pass, Texas, we dive into the "Do No Harm" edition with a focus on the seven pillars of self-care. Host Joe Rooz is joined by Svetlana Rilkoff, founder of Ezra Healing, to discuss the importance of transitioning from traditional medication to holistic approaches like meditation and exercise. They explore the significance of mental, emotional, physical, and spiritual well-being, emphasizing the need for personal empowerment and self-care in today's fast-paced world.

The episode also touches on current events, including the recent developments in...

In this episode of the Joe Rooz Show, Joe dives into a week filled with engaging conversations and insightful discussions. Joe reflects on a busy weekend featuring a return visit from Barry Luijbregts of Podhome.fm, who shared exciting updates about the platform. The weekend also included a thought-provoking Bible study session focusing on financial wisdom from Proverbs. Joe emphasizes the importance of listener feedback and invites audience interaction through various channels, encouraging them to share their thoughts and suggestions for future topics and guests.

The episode features a captivating interview with Steve Sxacks, a multifaceted individual...

In this episode of the Joe Rooz Show, Joe dives into a comprehensive Bible study focusing on the wisdom of Proverbs, particularly addressing the topic of money. Joe reflects on the importance of having a balanced perspective on wealth, emphasizing the biblical view that while money is necessary, it should not control one's life. He discusses the pitfalls of wealth, such as pride and anxiety, and offers practical advice on financial management, including avoiding debt and maintaining a savings plan. Joe also highlights the spiritual aspect of wealth, encouraging listeners to devote their resources to God's service and to...

In this special Saturday episode of the Joe Rooz Show, Joe broadcasts live from Eagle Pass, Texas, bringing a refreshing change of pace with guest Barry Luijbregts from Podhome.fm. Known for his expertise in podcasting and technology, Barry shares insights into the world of podcast hosting, the benefits of audio-only podcasts, and the innovative features of Podhome.fm. The conversation also touches on the challenges and joys of podcasting, the importance of quality audio, and the evolving landscape of digital media.

Joe and Barry delve into personal health journeys, discussing the transition from traditional medicine to...

In this episode of The Joe Rooz Show, Joe hosts Christopher Baum, a leading expert in election technology and integrity. Christopher shares insights into VotRite's innovative voting systems, emphasizing their security, transparency, and efficiency. He addresses Joe's skepticism about electronic voting, explaining the rigorous certification processes and security measures in place to ensure election integrity. The conversation explores the challenges of traditional paper ballots and the potential of electronic systems to enhance voter confidence and streamline the voting process.

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In this episode of the Joe Rooz Show, Joe dives into a series of heavy and impactful topics. The show opens with the shocking news of the assassination of Charlie Kirk, a prominent figure known for his political commentary and advocacy. Joe reflects on the tragic event, emphasizing the importance of free speech and the dangers of political violence. He is joined by co-host and executive producer Wayne Rankin, who shares his personal experiences and insights on the current state of political discourse and the broader implications of such acts of violence.

The episode also touches on...

In this lively episode of the Joe Rooz  Show, broadcasting from Eagle Pass, Texas, host Joe Rooz dives into a variety of topics with co-host Svetlana Rilkoff, CEO of Ezra Healing. The show kicks off with a discussion about the challenges faced during their first live StreamYard broadcast and the excitement of having guests like Jack McMahon and Josh Lewis. Joe shares his personal journey of getting off prescription medications and embracing a healthier lifestyle, while Svetlana introduces the audience to Ezra Healing's new parasite detox kit and the importance of detoxification for overall health.

Svetlana and J...

In this episode of the Joe Rooz Show, Joe brings an engaging discussion with two intriguing guests. The first hour features Jack McMahon, a USMC veteran and author of "Atrophy and Asymptotes," who shares insights into his book that blends essays and letters to his daughter, tackling themes of freedom, economics, and censorship. McMahon's unique style combines emotion and logic, aiming to address societal issues with both rage and reason.

In the second hour, Joe welcomes Josh Lewis, host of the Saving Elephants podcast, who delves into the depths of conservatism, inspired by thinkers like Edmund Burke...

In this episode of The Joe Rooz Show, Joe dives into a deep exploration of wisdom and fear as depicted in the Bible, particularly focusing on the Book of Proverbs. Joe discusses the importance of wisdom, how it relates to fear, and the consequences of foolish behavior. He emphasizes the significance of fearing the consequences of sin and foolish actions, while also exploring the healthy fear of the Lord as the beginning of wisdom. Throughout the episode, Joe shares personal anecdotes and biblical references to illustrate his points, encouraging listeners to embrace wisdom and avoid foolishness.

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In this episode of The Joe Rooz Show, broadcasting from the heart of Eagle Pass, Texas, Joe kicks off the weekend with a lively discussion about the challenges and joys of podcasting. Despite feeling the fatigue of a long week, Joe expresses his excitement about connecting with his audience and introduces his guests for the evening. 

The first guest, Kenny Dupar, a former US Army Corps of Engineer soldier, shares his experiences from Iraq and discusses his memoir, "Scoundrels in Iraq," and his romance novel, "Pin Ups and Gearheads." The conversation touches on the impact of COVID-19 o...

In this episode of the Joe Rooz Show, live from the Asylum Studios in Eagle Pass, Texas, Joe hosts a special Thursday night edition with Angela Jean. Angela shares her transformative journey from trauma to empowerment and discusses her unique method of using rhythm and micro movements to rewire the nervous system, helping clients overcome survival instincts and embrace confidence. The conversation delves into personal experiences, the impact of trauma, and the power of anger as a catalyst for change.

Joe and Angela engage in a lively discussion about personal growth, the importance of rhythm in healing...

In this episode of The Joe Rooz Show, Joe brings an engaging mix of guests and discussions. The first hour features author Michael Stangland, who shares insights into his debut novel "Junk World: The Ballad of Leroy Brown." Michael discusses his creative process, the challenges of traditional publishing, and his journey to self-publishing. He also delves into the inspiration behind his science fiction work and hints at future projects, including a children's fairy tale. The conversation touches on the broader themes of creativity, resilience, and the evolving landscape of publishing.

In the second hour, Joe is joined...

In this episode of The Joe Rooz Show, we dive deep into the world of holistic health and wellness with co-host Svetlana Rilkoff, CEO of Ezra Healing. We discuss the importance of transitioning from traditional sick care to a more patient-centric, do-no-harm model of healthcare that prioritizes holistic wellness. Svetlana shares insights into Ezra Healing's mission to promote health and prevent disease through a grassroots movement that supports the body's integrated systems. We also explore the significance of delayed cord clamping and the potential harms of conventional hospital birthing practices, advocating for more natural and less invasive approaches to...

In this episode of the Joe Rooz Show, Joe shares updates on the show's schedule, including makeup shows due to his recent illness, and highlights upcoming guests like Tony Kessel and congressional candidate Lauren Pena. 

The episode features an in-depth conversation with Sylvia Solit, a CFA and shaman, who discusses her unique approach to integrating consciousness with capital. Sylvia shares insights into her spiritual journey, the role of plant medicine, and how she helps leaders align with their purpose. The discussion delves into the importance of consciousness in financial decisions and the potential of AI in shaping t...

In this episode of the Joe Rooz Show, broadcasting live from the Asylum Studios in Eagle Pass, Texas, Joe delves into the profound teachings of the King James Bible, focusing on the theme of WISDOM. 

As the evening unfolds, Joe emphasizes the importance of studying the Bible not just on Sundays but throughout the week, encouraging listeners to meditate on and apply biblical teachings to their daily lives. Joe highlights the value of continuous learning and the pursuit of wisdom, contrasting biblical wisdom with worldly wisdom.

Joe introduces a new seven-part series on the book o...

In this episode of The Joe Rooz Show, Joe broadcasts live from the Asylum Studios in Southwest Texas, bringing a packed show featuring two special guests, Peter Ticktin and Pete Turner.

Joe kicks off the show with a light-hearted introduction, sharing a personal anecdote about a recent illness that caused a brief hiatus from the airwaves. He humorously introduces the "dueling Peters" lineup for the evening and engages in a lively conversation with Peter Ticktin, an attorney and author known for his legal expertise and outspoken stance on justice and American values. Ticktin shares insights from his...

In this episode of the Joe Rooz Show, Joe navigates through a lively discussion with executive producer Wayne Rankin and CEO of Ezra Healing, Svetlana Rilkoff. 

The episode kicks off with Wayne sharing his recent experiences, including a car accident and his plans to build a studio for producing engaging content on constitutional amendments. The conversation shifts to the challenges of living in a politically charged environment and the impact of mail-in voting on elections. Wayne's insights into the agricultural sector and the rising cost of beef also feature prominently.

Svetlana Rilkoff joins the show t...

In this episode of the Joe Rooz Show, Joe broadcasts live from Asylum Studios in Southwest Texas, bringing an unfiltered and politically incorrect conversation to the airwaves. Joe reflects on his unconventional weekly schedule and shares his recent battle with COVID, emphasizing the importance of continuing the show despite challenges. The episode features two guests: Tony Kessel, an author and soldier, who discusses his book "It's All in the Lyrics" and his unique perspective on life and music, and Jerrod Sessler, a congressional candidate from Washington State, who shares his insights on America's political landscape, his personal journey, and...

In this episode of the Joe Rooz Show,  Joe delves into a deep exploration of America's spiritual history, focusing on the Christian heritage that has shaped the nation. Joe reflects on the importance of understanding America's spiritual past, emphasizing the biblical principle that "righteousness exalts a nation." He shares insights from historical figures like Andrew Jackson and Sam Houston, highlighting their contributions to America's spiritual and political landscape. Joe also discusses the influence of religion on America's development, touching on the role of Protestantism and the challenges posed by Catholicism in the nation's history.

Joe continues by e...

In this lively episode of the Joe Rooz Show, Joe gets into a variety of topics ranging from personal anecdotes to financial insights. Joe shares his recent experience of overcoming COVID and the cabin fever that came with it, while also reflecting on the fun and spontaneity of Saturday shows. The episode features a special guest appearance by Marisa Lee, the resident Crypto Psychic, who discusses the current state of the cryptocurrency market, including insights on Bitcoin, Ethereum, and emerging meme coins like Dog With Hat and Pudgy Penguins. Marissa also shares her thoughts on the potential triggers for...

In this episode of The Joe Rooz Show, Joe welcomes his first guest, Jake Giffin, a systems thinker and coach, who discusses his DSIX framework, which integrates scripture and modern psychology to help men reprogram their minds and reclaim leadership. They explore topics like identity, culture, and the challenges men face in today's society. The conversation delves into the importance of reprogramming the mind, the impact of cultural conditioning, and the significance of faith-based support systems. Jake shares insights from his journey in pest control and church planting, emphasizing resilience and the pursuit of purpose.

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In this episode of the Joe Rooz Show, Joe brings an engaging conversation with guest James D. Paulk Jr. James, a 91-year-old Naval Academy graduate, submariner, conservationist, and author, shares his incredible life journey. From his early days in Georgia to his time at the United States Naval Academy, James recounts his experiences in the Navy, his passion for fishing, and his transition into marine conservation. He also discusses his book, "Shaking Up the World," which chronicles the remarkable stories of his Naval Academy classmates, including tales of survival, innovation, and exploration.

Throughout the episode, James shares...

In this Do No Harm episode of The Joe Rooz Show, Joe and Svetlana Rilkoff, CEO of Ezra Healing, deep dive into holistic health and the "do no harm" wellness model. The conversation explores why eliminating coffee can be a positive step for overall health, particularly for women navigating menopause.

Svetlana discusses how coffee addiction can exacerbate menopausal symptoms like hot flashes, night sweats, and sleep disturbances, offering insights into healthier alternatives and patient-centric care to support the body’s natural systems. Tune in for a thought-provoking discussion on rethinking health paradigms and managing menopause effectively.
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In this episode of The Joe Rooz Show, Joe shares his weekend experiences, including a Bible study session, and addresses the changes in streaming availability for non-premium members. He highlights the importance of supporting platforms like Rumble for free speech. Joe also discusses the significant political developments, such as the upcoming trilateral conference between the US, Russia, and Ukraine. The episode features two special guests: Bill DeBarba, an author and entrepreneur with four decades of business experience, and Lauren B. Pena, a congressional candidate from Austin, Texas. Joe engages with Bill on his book "The Process of Living," exploring...

In this episode of The Joe Rooz Show, Joe delves into the spiritual side of American history, focusing on the American Revolution and the westward expansion. Joe passionately discusses the influence of the King James Bible on the founding fathers and the spiritual movements that shaped the nation. He reflects on the pioneers who moved westward, leaving behind religious influences, and the circuit-riding preachers who followed them, spreading the gospel and igniting revivals across the frontier. Joe highlights the significant role of Baptist and Methodist preachers in these revivals and shares anecdotes of their dedication and resilience.

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In this episode of The Joe Rooz Show, Joe introduces the show's first hour guest, Deborah H. Morris, an author with a rich background in theater, music, and law, who has recently published a historical novel titled "The Girl of Many Crowns." Deborah shares her journey of uncovering the fascinating story of Judith, the first princess of France, and Baldwin Iron Arm, a knight of King Charles the Bald, and how she turned this historical tale into a compelling novel.

In the second hour, Joe welcomes Russell Van Brocklen, an expert in teaching students with dyslexia. Russell...

In this episode of The Joe Rooz Show,  the episode marks a return to the show's roots with no guest appearances, allowing Joe to explore current events freely. He discusses President Trump's invocation of Section 740 of the DC Home Rule Act, which has stirred controversy by placing the DC Metropolitan Police under federal control to address rising crime rates. Joe critiques the reactions from liberal commentators and highlights the hypocrisy he perceives in their responses, drawing parallels to past political events like January 6.

The episode also covers the political turmoil in Texas, where 50 state Democrats have fled t...

In this episode of The Joe Rooz Show, Joe dives into a discussion on the spiritual side of American heritage, focusing on the post-constitution era and the westward expansion. He reflects on the spiritual influences of early American leaders like George Washington and John Adams, and their belief in the role of religion and morality in the nation's prosperity. Joe also touches on the challenges posed by the introduction of various cults and doctrines during America's expansion, emphasizing the importance of staying true to biblical teachings. He highlights the role of circuit-riding preachers in spreading Christianity during America's early...

In this episode of The Joe Rooz Show, Joe kicks off the show with some housekeeping announcements, including upcoming weekend shows and a call for listener feedback through their website. He introduces the song "The Loop" by The Angellics, whose guitarist and producer, Peter Gunn, is the guest for the evening. Joe discusses the importance of listener support for the value-for-value show model and shares a brief mention of their sponsor, Ezra Healing, emphasizing a shift towards patient-centric health care.

Joe welcomes Peter Gunn, a US Air Force veteran, bodybuilder, and lead guitarist for The Angellics. They...

In this episode of The Joe Rooz Show, Joe kicks off the show with some housekeeping before introducing Marisa Lee, the resident "crypto psychic." Marisa shares insights into the current state of the cryptocurrency market, predicting an upcoming bull run and highlighting promising cryptocurrencies like Algorand and XRP. She also introduces a new meme coin, Gunna, and discusses the challenges and opportunities in the crypto world. The conversation touches on the impact of AI on various industries and the importance of patience and research in crypto investments.

Later in the episode, Joe welcomes Bill Cushing, a published...

In this episode of the Joe Rooz Show, Joe brings  listeners a vibrant discussion on health and wellness with guest Svetlana Rilkoff, CEO of Ezra Healing. The conversation delves into the importance of patient-centric care and the "do no harm" model, emphasizing the need for holistic approaches to health that prioritize the totality of the body's systems. Svetlana shares her personal journey from being a registered nurse to becoming a whistleblower and advocate for alternative health paradigms, highlighting the limitations and potential harms of conventional medical practices like biopsies.

The episode also explores the controversial topic of m...

In this episode of The Joe Rooz Show, Joe discusses the upcoming debut of the "Do No Harm" episode featuring Svetlana Rilkoff and Ezra Healing, a wellness movement focused on patient-centric care and disease prevention. He emphasizes the importance of transitioning to a healthcare model that prioritizes holistic health and wellness.
 
The first hour features an inspiring interview with guest Damian Bloss, who shares his journey from addiction to redemption. Damian opens up about the trauma of losing a family member to suicide and how it led him to alcohol addiction. Now five years sober, Damian mentors i...

In this episode of The Joe Rooz Show, Joe dives into a Bible study focused on the Second Amendment, exploring its historical and biblical significance. He emphasizes the importance of the right to bear arms as a means of protecting freedom and liberty, drawing parallels between biblical teachings and the intentions of America's founding fathers. Joe also discusses the role of weapons in biblical history, highlighting stories from the Old Testament to illustrate the spiritual and practical reasons for weapon ownership.

Throughout the episode, Joe encourages listeners to engage with the show by visiting his website and...

In this episode of the Joe Rooz Show, Joe navigates through a series of unexpected technical difficulties while broadcasting live from the Asylum Studios in Eagle Pass, Texas. Initially, the show experiences a delay due to the late arrival of the first guest, Peter Ticktin. In the interim, Joe fills the space with discussions with Cameron Moore and Michael Motta, who step in to fill the gap. The conversation shifts to a lively discussion on politics, with a focus on President Trump's administration, the challenges of live broadcasting, and the importance of staying informed and engaged in the political...