120. July 10, 2026

121. July 13, 2026

Happy Monday, "RevFam"! Today on the show, we reflect on the sudden passing of influential U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham, talk to candidate for Congress Melanie Lucero (challenging incumbent John McGuire for the Republican nomination in Virginia's Fifth District), and we celebrate "The Best and Worst of the Internet!" Enjoy!

120. July 10, 2026

Happy Friday, "RevFam"! Today on the show, we talk about resuming strikes against Iran, investigations into welfare fraud, and the normalization of violence against political opposition. Also, Congressman Rob Wittman joins the show, to discuss the forthcoming midterm elections and the issues that will play in part in deciding how the midterms go. Enjoy!

119. July 9, 2026

Happy "Friday Eve," "RevFam"! Today on the show, Tim Anderson makes his weekly appearance -- so as to talk about the Virginia General Assembly's handling (or mishandling) of marijuana policy. Additionally, Laura McDonald joins the show, to discuss the movement within the Daughters of the American Revolution organization to permit trans individuals to become members. Finally, John and Dan reflect on the weirdness of the internet and also have an in-depth conversation about how to handle identity crisis issues with adolescent family members. Enjoy!

118. July 8, 2026

Happy "Hump Day," "RevFam"! Today on the show, John is in D.C. -- to offer our podcast following a tour of The Great American Fair! John goes from state exhibit to state exhibit, exploring what each has to offer and showcases to visitors. Next, John begins a conversation with (Dr.!!!) Jill Biden's former press secretary, Michael LaRosa -- but when John's phone overheats and shuts off, Dan takes over . . . and chats extensively with Michael about his party's ideological divide and what he admits is his own, evolving philosophy. Michael really opens up, and his answers are most intriguing! You won't want to miss what he has to say!

117. July 7, 2026

Today, on a guest-less show, we discuss the news of the day: principally, the rising number of unsavory allegations against U.S. Senate candidate Graham Platner (D-ME). What are we to think about the allegations? How much benefit of the doubt does Platner deserve at this point? Are allegations alone, as yet unsubstantiated, enough to call upon Platner to withdraw from the race against longtime incumbent Susan Collins? John and Dan weigh in. . . .