The John Fugelsang Podcast Crossover Media Group

John talks about the Trump/ Biden debate with Democratic Strategists Max Burns, Ameshia Cross, Heather Digby Parton, and Cliff Schecter.

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It was a pretty good day for President Biden. John lists off the not bad /pretty good things that happened over the course of the day including a Supreme Court ruling that Idaho women can have abortions during health emergencies and another ruling that sides with the Biden administration allowing the White House to ask social media companies to remove false information from their platforms. Biden also pardoned veterans that were found guilty under the military's former ban on gay sex, making them eligible to apply for previously withheld benefits. Then, he chats with listeners about the big Trump/Biden debate. Next, John has a group discussion about religion with "The God Squad" - author and former pastor Keith Giles; author, poet, spoken word artist, and former pastor Desimber Rose Wattleton; and writer, theologian, and permaculture enthusiast Dillon Cruz. And wrapping it up, Dr. Tracy Pearson returns to take listener calls on the 10 Commandments in Louisiana schools and to predict how Trump will act during the debate.

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The discussion today is about Donald Trump: there are no Fortune 500 companies that have donated to his campaign this time, what will happen during the debate, and how the GOP is claiming Trump was a peacekeeper during his term when in actuality he was anything but. Then, John welcomes back Professor Corey Brettschneider to talk about Trump's legal problems and some of the recent Supreme Court rulings. Next, he interviews journalist Adriana Carranca about her book "Soul by Soul: The Evangelical Mission to Spread the Gospel to Muslims" which tells the story of Americans’ colossal mobilization to proclaim Christianity “to the ends of the Earth”. And lastly, John and Chris chat with callers about music trivia, which directors had the most actors with Oscars, and what will happen during the presidential debate.

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John's monologue focuses on a few topics. First, WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has agreed to plead guilty to a felony for publishing U.S. military secrets under a deal that will set him free to return home to Australia after years holed up and imprisoned while fighting extradition to America. Then, the discussion turns to Vice President Harris - who gave a speech on reproductive freedom as she marks the 2nd anniversary of the Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe V Wade. And then John talks about Trump's comments on Louisiana putting the 10 Commandments on display in schools. Next, he interviews author Timothy Morton on their brand new book "Hell: In Search of a Christian Ecology" which dives into the hells of climate disaster and Christian theology. Then finally, he welcomes back comedians Rhonda Hansome and Felicia Madison to joke about the news and take calls from the Evil Army of the Night.

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In today's episode, John is broadcasting from Denver as he prepares to go onstage with Stephanie Miller's Sexy Liberal Save the World Tour. He talks about the Supreme Court's decision to uphold the law that bars domestic abusers from owning guns. Then, he interviews journalist Wajahat Ali about Trump and the GOP agenda. Then finally, TV's Frank Conniff returns to speak with listeners, joke about pop culture, and discuss current news.

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John talks with YouTube sensations Penn and Kim Holderness AKA "The Holderness Family" about their new book "ADHD Is Awesome - A Guide to (Mostly) Thriving with ADHD (Which Is a Terrible Name, by the Way)" and then he interviews host of the Nuclear Reactor Next Door podcast - Roger Rappaport. They discuss a bid to re-start a nuclear power plant in a small-town in Michigan, what this means for the rest of the country, and the fight to stop it.

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