May 26, 2026

115. July 3, 2026

Happy "Friday Eve," "RevFam"! (It really does feel like Friday on this shortened, holiday week.) Today on the show, we talk to Victims of Communism Foundation President Eric Patterson about the true legacy of statism, amid the relatively sudden rise of openly statist candidates and elected officials in America. As this is our last show for the week before the Fourth of July, we wish America a happy 250th birthday and all of you a pleasant celebratory weekend.

114. July 1, 2026

Happy "Hump Day," "RevFam"! Today, we welcome our dear friend Tim Anderson back -- not only to the show, but also stateside following a vacation to Ireland -- so as to discuss the Democrats' proposed budget in Virginia and the recent SCOTUS decisions. Enjoy!

113. June 30, 2026

Happy Tuesday, "RevFam"! Today on the show, we talk about the phenomenon of "Democratic Socialism" and reflect on the slew of end-of-session Supreme Court rulings. Attorney Patti Lyman, RNC Committeewoman for Virginia, helps us track it all! Enjoy!

112. June 29, 2026

" . . . and we're back!!!" Happy Monday, "RevFam"! After (a somewhat ill-fated) vacation for Dan, the podcast returns with an all-star lineup: former Ambassador to Europe and Virginia Governor Jim Gilmore and Virginia State Senate Majority Leader Ryan McDougle. We talk about where things stand between the U.S. and Iran, as well as about the proposed Virginia Budget (now back before the General Assembly with amendments from Governor Spanberger). Enjoy!

111. June 19, 2026

Happy Friday, "RevFam"! The week ends with John in Colonial Williamsburg, on the start of his America250 tour, which will run through Dan's forthcoming vacation. Speaking of Dan -- he takes over for an interview of Turning Point's Noah Coffin, back on the show to talk about misfeasance (if not malfeasance) on the part of Albermarle County Schools in the vicinity of Charlottesville, Virginia. Finally, Dan delivers an impassioned monologue about Iran, Israel, and the Middle East -- indicating where blame squarely falls for the region's chaos and what America should do about it. Enjoy!