Today
1:43 PM
The Spin Cycle: Hayden Panettiere's Death and McDonald's Data DossiersAndrew Southwick and R.C. Williams break down the week's headlines, from the death of actress Hayden Panettiere at 36 to a Wired reporter's discovery of a 515-page McDonald's customer dossier. The hosts also weigh in on Trump's threats toward Iran and the growing surveillance state.
On Air
2:27 PM
The Spin Cycle: Breaking Down Trump's $2 Billion Income ReportAndrew and R.C. examine President Trump's 2025 financial disclosure, breaking down the $2B+ in reported income from crypto ventures, branded products, and resorts. The hosts debate whether Democrats could weaponize these numbers in the 2026 midterms.
2:56 PM
The Spin Cycle: Unemployment, Thin Oil Cushion, Florida Gov, Race at Fever Pitch
3:45 PM
The Watchmen Brief: Yuri Bezmenov's Four Stages of SubversionHost RC Williams examines Soviet defector Yuri Bezmenov's 1984 warning that ideological subversion unfolds in four stages — demoralization, destabilization, crisis, and normalization — and asks how his model reads against America today.
4:05 PM
The Watchmen Brief: Josh Sluder of Altrua HealthShareHost R.C. Williams interviews Josh Sluder of Altrua HealthShare about how faith-based health sharing differs from traditional insurance, covering costs, provider networks, and member advocacy.
4:31 PM
The Watchmen Brief: Carla Smith on Launching C4 PACR.C. Williams and Juliana Armand host Carla Smith of C4 Consulting, who explains how the Watchmen Action Training Program helped her launch a Florida political action committee that lets donors track where their money goes.
4:57 PM
Os Hillman Presents TGIF - Your Positioning: Lessons from King DavidA devotional teaching on Proverbs 27:2 that draws on the author's years running an ad agency and the biblical example of King David to argue that true positioning is a byproduct of character, not self-promotion.
5:03 PM
The Spin Cycle: Trump's Oil Deal, Iran's Endgame & the CIA-Pfizer Memo
5:47 PM
The Spin Cycle: Inflation, Executive Orders and Economic RealityA panel of hosts breaks down the real cost of living, tracing inflation from 2016 through the Biden and Trump years. They challenge conservative talking points on rising prices, the devalued dollar, and what stimulus checks really cost Americans.
7:01 PM
The Watchmen Brief: Behind the Scenes at America Reads the BibleRC Williams and Julianna Ormond go behind the scenes at America Reads the Bible in Washington DC, sharing stories from the Museum of the Bible event and the community of kingdom couples who made it happen.
7:27 PM
The Spin Cycle: Daylight Saving Time and Section 219Andrew Southwick and guests debate permanent daylight saving time and its health and economic fallout, then turn to Section 219, a provision that would deepen U.S.-Israel military technology sharing. The panel questions whether the clock debate distracts from a bigger national security story.
8:05 PM
Therapy Disruptors: Supervisor Training Gaps and Money in Private PracticePhilip Crum and licensed counselor Kathleen Mills dig into the weak spots of new supervisor training in Texas — from shaky grasp of the BHEC rulebook to the money relationship that trips up associates and group practice owners alike.
9:13 PM
Faith Focus: Trusting God in the Lean SeasonsAndrew Southwick leads a Bible teaching session on trusting God when the future is unclear. Drawing on Luke 8's storm on the Sea of Galilee and Paul's words on contentment in Philippians 4, he explores how lean seasons build deeper faith.
9:36 PM
The Watchmen Brief: Edward Bernays and the Engineering of ConsentR.C. Williams examines how Edward Bernays, a founder of modern public relations, turned the 1929 Easter Parade into a cigarette campaign and later shaped messaging around Guatemala. The episode traces how desire, identity, and deception are used to move public opinion.
9:54 PM
Julianna Ormond of Watchmen Action on Faith and AdvocacyJulianna Ormond, co-founder of Watchmen Action, discusses the organization's mission to equip churches for community engagement and cultural advocacy. She explains the group's name, drawn from Ezekiel 33, and outlines concerns about children, education, and cultural influence.
10:25 PM
The Watchmen Brief: Lyric Gillett on Faces of ChoiceLyric Gillett joins The Watchmen Brief at AmFest 2025 in Phoenix to discuss Faces of Choice, her media-driven organization amplifying the voices of abortion survivors. She recounts her Super Bowl ad being blocked and outlines plans for a World Cup 2026 campaign.
10:44 PM
The Spin Cycle: Iran Strikes, Hyperscale Data Centers and AIAndrew Southwick, R.C. Williams and Juliana Armand dissect the week's headlines, from renewed U.S. strikes on Iran and the Strait of Hormuz to the rise of hyperscale data centers and Yuval Noah Harari's vision of AI-driven authority.
11:47 PM
Sherloc Exposes: The AI Industry's Political MachineThis edition of Sherloc Exposes the political machine built by Silicon Valley AI billionaires, including operatives Zach Moffat and Josh Vlasto, who direct the 'Leading the Future' network. With over $100 million, they aim to elect pro-AI candidates and marginalize critics, using tactics from campaign spending to influencer marketing. The segment raises questions about corporate control over AI regulation.
Tomorrow
12:06 AM
The Spin Cycle: Trump's $5,000 Promise Under the MicroscopeThe Spin Cycle panel dissects President Trump's pledge of a $5,000 dividend to every adult American if Republicans hold the House and Senate. They weigh the $2.1 trillion price tag, the Appropriations Clause, and whether the promise crosses into bribery.
12:49 AM
The Watchmen Brief: Pastor Cameron McGill on Faith and Public ServiceRC Williams and Julianna Ormond host Pastor Cameron McGill of Lake Church in White Lake, North Carolina, who also serves as a Bladen County Commissioner. McGill discusses his path from rural ministry to elected office and the decisions he faced during the COVID-19 pandemic.
1:36 AM
The Spin Cycle: Gaza Plan, Hormuz Standoff, WNBA OfficiatingAndrew Southwick and R.C. Williams break down Netanyahu's rejection of a U.S.-backed Gaza roadmap, Iran's demands over the Strait of Hormuz, and scrutiny of WNBA officiating after comments from Adam Silver.
2:12 AM
Culture Crossroads: The Do-Nothing CongressAndrew Southwick breaks down congressional attendance, proxy voting, and legislative output, questioning whether elected representatives are actually doing the job. A data-driven look at accountability in Washington.
2:39 AM
The Spin Cycle: Florida GOP Primary FalloutAndrew Southam, R.C. Williams and Juliana Ormond break down Florida's GOP primary results, where Byron Donalds won the gubernatorial nod without clearing 50 percent. The panel debates whether the party has drifted left and what it means for conservatives heading into the midterms.
3:31 AM
Culture Crossroads: Dr. Jessica Rose on Lone Star Ticks and Alpha-GalAndrew Southwick hosts an extended interview with biochemist Dr. Jessica Rose, examining the rise in Lone Star tick populations and alpha-gal syndrome, and whether conspiracy theories about bioweapons or behavioral modification hold any weight.
3:48 AM
The Spin Cycle: Inflation and America's Debt CrisisAndrew Southwick and RC Williams debate whether inflation has become Washington's deliberate tool for managing the $40 trillion national debt. The hosts examine Trump's economic warnings, deficit projections, and the growing distrust in the current financial system.
4:30 AM
The Culture Crossroads: Analyzing the US-Iran Ceasefire FrameworkHost Andrew Southwick is joined by R.C. Williams and Juliana Ormond of Watchman Action to scrutinize the latest US-Iran memorandum of understanding. The panel questions the specifics of the deal, including sanctions relief and the proposed $300 billion reconstruction fund.
5:41 AM
Culture Crossroads: Housing Affordability Then vs. NowHost Andrew Southwick breaks down why today's housing market is harder to enter than in the 1970s, comparing median home prices, incomes, and down payments across decades. He examines inflation's erosion of purchasing power and the role of federal spending in the affordability crisis.
6:53 AM
The Watchmen Brief: Is AI Deciding What You Pay?RC Williams breaks down a federal class action lawsuit accusing McDonald's of using AI to coordinate menu prices across 14,000 US restaurants, and explores how surveillance pricing and consumer data collection shape what Americans pay.
7:11 AM
The Spin Cycle: Media Narratives and the Clancy TrialAndrew Southwick and R.C. Williams break down how media framing shapes public perception, from political polling to the Lindsay Clancy trial. The hosts examine trial testimony, mental health evidence, and the gap between emotional headlines and established facts.
8:08 AM
The Spin Cycle: Daylight Saving Time and Section 219Andrew Southwick and guests debate permanent daylight saving time and its health and economic fallout, then turn to Section 219, a provision that would deepen U.S.-Israel military technology sharing. The panel questions whether the clock debate distracts from a bigger national security story.
8:47 AM
The Spin Cycle: Trump's Georgia Rally and the Golden Age ClaimAndrew Southwick and R.C. Williams break down President Trump's Georgia rally speech, questioning the 'golden age' messaging against stubborn inflation and stagnant wages. The hosts also examine Marjorie Taylor Greene on the NDAA vote, Flock camera surveillance, and a YouGov poll on how Americans view communism.
9:39 AM
Culture Crossroads: Voter ID and the Legislative ProcessAndrew Southwick examines why voter identification measures are being attached to must-pass defense and spending bills instead of advancing as standalone legislation. The episode breaks down the procedural strategy, Senate vote thresholds, and the broader consequences for government accountability.
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