Episodes

Marly Hornik of RealAmerica.Vote joins Peter Vazquez to examine voter rolls, citizen audits, election administration and the importance of transparent public records and evidence.

The September 30 edition examines community action with New York State Dental Foundation leader Stacy McIlduff, family relationships with Gaylen A. Wilson, and themes of sacrifice and loyalty in American history with Ray Deptula.

Julio Negron of Wakem-Up Ministry and Peter Vazquez explore discipleship, faith expressed through action, church accountability and the challenges facing Rochester communities.

Rabbi Kirt Schneider discusses covenant, Scripture and faith. The September 28 edition also examines media access, political rhetoric and applying principled standards consistently.

David L. Snyder, longtime editor and publisher of The Alfred Sun, joins Peter Vazquez to discuss local news, press access, government accountability and the role of journalism in civic life.

John P. Rynne of Rynne, Murphy & Associates discusses New York's housing market with Peter Vazquez, including affordability, property taxes, regulation, ownership and family wealth.

The September 23 show connects John 'Jake' Klyczek's questions about school choice, AI and education data with FIRE researcher Sean Stevens's examination of campus free speech and self-censorship.

The September 22 archive explores literacy and freedom, the purpose of education, independent judgment and the distinction between teaching critical thinking and enforcing predetermined conclusions.

Luis Cornelio joins Peter Vazquez to discuss digital news gatekeeping, media bias and press access. Wayne Madsen discusses intelligence reporting, information records and questions involving surveillance and government secrecy.

Suzanne Stokoe and Julie Izzo Niedzwick discuss Stokoe Farms, its 2026 Harvest Fest, community events, policy questions affecting the farm and plans for the next seasons.

Former Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill joins Peter Vazquez to discuss mental illness, legal accountability and due process in high-profile cases. Other topics include immigration policy and government surveillance.

Lauren Kee discusses her book Dealbreaker, health stigma and personal responsibility. Autumn Christensen of Her PLAN examines abortion, coercion and practical support for women, amid broader discussion of policy and consequences.