
Episodes
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Nick is joined by Wid Lyman, a reporter with Border Hawk News, to discuss the recent, alleged record-high deportation numbers and the accusations made by Greg Bovino.
Nick is joined by Tim Golding, the Michigan State Director for Americans for Prosperity, to discuss the choices made for Lt. Governor in Michigan.
Nick is joined by John Roth (R 104) to discuss changes to school policy ahead of this school year and teacher pay.
Producer Austin is joined by Steve Klinge, the Athletic Director of Cheboygan Area Schools, to discuss the sudden cancellation of the High School varsity football program.
Nick is joined by comedian Charlie Berens ahead of his 2-day stop in Traverse City. They discuss his rise in comedy, his latest special, and his Lost & Found Tour.
Nick is joined by State Representative Ken Borton (R 105) to discuss the recent news that the DNR will not limit duck hunt drawings. Ken also shares his thoughts on the recent shooting in Missaukee County.
Nick is joined by Rico Breznau, the Dental Hygiene Program Director, to discuss the new dental hygiene program coming to North Central Michigan College.
Nick is joined by Debra Pasco, one of the organizers of Be a Hero by Helping our Heroes fundraiser taking place on August 14th at Johnny's Torch Riviera in Rapid City.
Nick is joined by Dennis Lennox to react to the results of the primary election.
Nick is joined by State Representative Cam Cavitt to discuss a variety of topics, including Flock Cameras and the latest news on Line 5.
Nick is joined by Republican candidate for Attorney General Doug Lloyd to discuss his campaign.
Nick is joined by State Representative Parker Fairbairn (R Harbor Springs) to discuss the recently passed state budget.
Nick is joined by Larry Behrens, spokesman for Power the Future, to discuss the record natural gas production in the US and what it could mean for you this winter.
Nick is joined by Cassandra Hernandez, the Dean of Workforce and Continuing Education at North Central Michigan College, to talk about new skilled trades programs they are offering.
Nick is joined by State Representative John Rith (R Interlochen) to discuss the wildfire smoke that blanketed northern Michigan.
Nick is joined by Perry Johnson, a Republican Candidate for governor, to discuss his campaign and the top issues of concern for Michiganders.
Nick is joined by Congressman John James to discuss the smoke blanketing the state from the Canadian wildfires and his legislation that would sanction Canada for their inaction.
Nick is joined by Justin Michal, a Republican Candidate for Michigan's First Congressional District, to discuss some of the issues we did not have time to talk about during the last discussion.
Nick is joined by State Representative Ken Borton (R Gaylord) to discuss a bill that would stop people from being charged with illegal deer baiting for feeding birds and other wildlife.
Nick is joined by the co-founder of CarEdge, Ray Shefska, to discuss what happened to the $20,000 car in the United States and how you can ensure you're getting the best deal when purchasing a new vehicle.
Nick is joined by Justin Michal, a Republican running for Michigan's First Congressional District. Justin shares his background, what got him to run for office, and some of his policy stances.
Nick is joined by State Representative John Roth (R Interlochen) to discuss the recently passed state budget. What is in it and what is not in it.
Phil Kerpen, President of American Commitment, joins Nick to discuss Senator Elizabeth Warren’s latest attack on the $2 trillion private credit market. They discuss why private credit exists, the Fed’s reassuring risk assessment, and how excessive reg
Nick is joined by State Representative Joe Aragona (R Clinton Township) to discuss his bill that would give parents access to the medical records of their children until the age of 18.
Nick is joined by State Representative Ken Borton to discuss the ongoing budget negotiations as well as his reaction to President Trump endorsing Congressman John James for Governor.